Sometimes the hardest part of Christmas door decorations is figuring out the idea. The Lucky 2nd Grade Teachers Facebook Group has shared their ideas to help make your Christmas door decoration planning easy peasy this holiday season. Below you will find plenty of inspiration from Elf Selfies to Gingerbread Houses to Grinch Acts of Kindness to Elf on the Shelf (and more)!
Before you get started, if you are in need of any December resources to keep your students' learning fun and engaging this month, check out the links below!
- December Math Puzzles
- 1st Grade Math Centers
- 2nd Grade Math Centers
- Holidays Around the World Unit
- Christmas Money Messages
1. Take a Selfie
Taylor Cartner
Kendall Kelley
Allyse Bathe
Shannon Foard
Shea Webster
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2. Penguins
Allie Nieder
Julia Montalvo-Anzaldua
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3. Your Light Makes the Season Bright
Amanda Michelle Yuhanna
4. Snowman & Nutcracker
Arleen Katie Mason
5. Holiday Fireplace
Autumn Torres
Holidays Around the World
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6. Snowy Penguins
Bethany Collins Paper
7. Grinch
Christina Marie
Haylee Brown
Kristin Stowe
Tiffany Bunn
8. Snoopy
Christina Schulze
9. Gingerbread Houses
Clarissa Kincaid
Paula Maxwell DeLong
Robin Jandreau
Brittany Williamson
Tiffany Whitten
10. Reindeer Stables
Crystal Doster-McInvaille
Debbie Wherry
Tonya Pevey Gaither
11. Christmas Trees
Elizabeth Romero
Lacey Ridley
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12. Elf on the Shelf
Erin Rust
13. Nutcracker
Hattie Flay
14. Rudolph
Kari Andrea
15. Ugly Sweaters
Katie Burkhalter
Kristi Lancaster
16. Santa's Workshop
Kay LaRue
Christmas Money Messages
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17. Santa in Chimney
Kim McCrady
Valorie Wood
18. Christmas Hallway
Kristen Ruth Clinton
19. Rudolph
Lynda Eynon
20. Christmas Read Aloud Santa Pop
Marissa Klenda
December Math Puzzles
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21. Oh Deer
Sheila Miller Roberts
22. Ornaments
Bridgette Lynn
23. Worth Melting For
Jaclyn Johnson
24. Silent Night
Kahilee
December Math Activities (Digital & Printable)
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We hope you enjoyed our collection of Christmas door decorations! If you'd like to join our Facebook group for daily motivation we'd love to have you be a part of our 2nd grade teacher community! Click here to join today!
Blog Posts With More Ideas for Bringing Christmas to the Classroom:
The Complete Winter Holiday Plan for 1st & 2nd Grade
Christmas in the Classroom: Ideas for ELA and Math
Last Minute Student Gift Ideas
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I wish I had seen this before Christmas. I’m going to definitely remember some of these ideas. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful idea. It really helps me a lot. i would love to try this in christmas keep posting such amazing ideas
Thank you for sharing your ideas. I am using these ideas for the college this year. I wish there were printables so I can make my own.
Love these ideas. There needs to be more happiness in the world.
Love these. Thank you for sharing.
How did you do these decorations is it wrapping paper? I’m not an arts and craft person I love the decorations but I need something easy for me to do.
Awesome, love the ideas.
I changed the wording on the Silent at Night door to read: “The speech therapy room is only silent at night”. Teachers loved this!! (kids, not so much, as they didn’t the song reference. Also LOVED the use of plastic plates and bowls for the candy on the gingerbread house!
Lynn, Yes!! This is such a great idea! Thank you for sharing.