This morning I shared a picture on Instagram of the Target Dollar Spot mini erasers that I picked up while Christmas shopping. Soon after a commenter said, she had the same ones and was looking for ideas. I should have been studying for finals, but my creativity was sparked, so I made these FREE printables to use with these Target Dollar Spot mini erasers. Of course, you can use other items as well, but these work perfectly with the Santa and snowmen Target Dollar Spot mini erasers that are out everywhere right now!
Snowman Color Sorting Mat 
Print out this simple color matching activity here. Laminate if you wish( this affiliate link takes you to my FAVORITE laminator). Pop everything on a tray and sort the snowmen by the color of the ribbon on their hats. If you don’t have these snowmen erasers, you can use yellow, green, and red pom poms!
Simple right?
Snowmen Number Cards
This isn’t rocket science but having the mats ready to print out saves you precious time and I love to help teachers spend less time doing these little time-consuming tasks. If you don’t have the erasers, use buttons, cotton balls, or bingo chips!
If you want to give your students more of a guide, you can draw a ten frame on before you laminate, or add dots/ snowflakes to cover after.
Measure an Elf!
These measuring cards work best with these Santa erasers but you can use anything.
For older kids laminate the cards and then hand them rulers and a dry erase marker. Have them measure the elves and write the measurement at the top. These printables are very flexible.
Holiday Letter Sounds Cards
Using the Santa mini erasers as markers these colorful letter sound cards.
The student simply places the mini-eraser on the image that starts with the letter shown.
Click here to see all the cards in this free printable and print out.
If you love these printables and want more check out our Gingerbread Friends Mini Unit and Winter Wonderland Full Thematic Unit!
Roxanne N Cyrankowski says
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I bought so many erasers from Target and then was stumped for fresh ideas to use them! I do have one question…. On these printables with the colored back grounds, will it use up a lot of ink?
Allison McDonald says
It didn’t use too much of mine but you could always try to print in black and white. Then use a marker to fill in any colors that need to be there like the snowman hats.
Allison McDonald says
I thought I replied – so sorry. It does use a good amount but you can print out in black and white to save ink!
Jenny says
I love this for my 4 year old at home! Thanks! I plan on using it this weekend. He will be so excited thinking he’s doing “school work.” I was able to pick up the erasers tonight, too.
Allison McDonald says
Hooray!!
Anvisha says
Heyy, I really enjoyed these. I have downloaded a few and worked on them with my nephew. Thank you for sharing these. I am also using some math printable activities from logic Roots https://logicroots.com/MathBlog/free-printable-christmas-math-games-activities/ . I hope they are helpful to you and my fellow sisters.