Christmas Math Worksheets for 6th Grade

Christmas math worksheets are a great tool for 6th-grade students to enhance their mathematical skills during the holiday season. Designed to engage and challenge students, these worksheets cover various topics such as geometry, fractions, decimals, and word problems related to Christmas. With a focus on both content and festive themes, these worksheets help students stay engaged while practicing important math concepts.

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What is the perimeter of a rectangular box labeled "Christmas Presents" with dimensions 5 ft by 3 ft by 2 ft?

The perimeter of the rectangular box labeled "Christmas Presents" would be 18 feet. This is because the perimeter of a rectangular box is found by adding up the lengths of all the sides, which in this case would be (5+3) + (5+3) + (3+2) + (3+2).

If Santa Claus spends 8 hours a day wrapping gifts for 5 days, how many hours did he spend wrapping gifts in total?

Santa Claus spent a total of 40 hours wrapping gifts over the course of 5 days.

Maria wants to evenly distribute 40 candy canes among 8 friends. How many candy canes does each friend receive?

Each friend will receive 5 candy canes.

How many degrees are in each angle of a snowflake with 6 equal sides?

Each angle of a snowflake with 6 equal sides, or a hexagon, measures 120 degrees.

If a wreath has a circumference of 24 inches, what is its diameter?

To find the diameter of the wreath, we can use the relationship between the circumference and diameter of a circle. The formula is: circumference = ? x diameter. Given that the wreath's circumference is 24 inches, we can set up the equation as 24 = ? x diameter. Solving for diameter, we get diameter = 24/? ? 7.64 inches.

Emily bought a box of chocolates that contain 20 pieces. If she eats 4 pieces each day, how many days will the chocolates last?

The box of chocolates will last Emily for 5 days, as she is eating 4 pieces per day from a box that contains 20 pieces in total.

A Christmas tree is decorated with 100 ornaments. If 80% of the ornaments are red, how many red ornaments are on the tree?

There are 80 red ornaments on the Christmas tree since 80% of 100 ornaments equals 80 red ornaments.

The temperature on Christmas morning was -5 degrees Celsius. If it increased by 10 degrees in the afternoon, what was the afternoon temperature?

The afternoon temperature was 5 degrees Celsius, as the initial temperature of -5 degrees Celsius increased by 10 degrees.

If a family of 4 went ice skating and each person skated for 2 hours, how many total hours did the family spend ice skating?

The family spent a total of 8 hours ice skating, with each person skating for 2 hours and a total of 4 people in the family.

A holiday cookie recipe makes 24 cookies. If Sarah wants to make 6 times the recipe, how many cookies will she bake?

Sarah will bake 144 cookies if she makes 6 times the holiday cookie recipe.