Symbolized Holiday Resources - Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, Christmas and more

Widgit Online is a super easy-to-use webtool for creating visuals and picture supported materials -- just type and the pictures pop-up!  You can even copy and paste text in. 

These symbolized Holiday resources celebrate diversity and the Widgit symbols help make new vocabulary sticky and easy to learn. 

Celebrate diversity with these free to download symbolized Holiday resources with a popular songs for Christmas and Hanukkah, an article about Kwanzaa, advent calendar, Hanukkah Pack and more. 

• Christmas Songs  Silent Night, Holy Night - CLICK HERE to download the song 
• Holly Jolly Christmas  - CLICK HERE to download the song 
• Kwanzaa Article - CLICK HERE to download the article   
• Hanukkah Song - CLICK HERE to download the song with vocab support 
• Hanukkah Pack - CLICK HERE to download
• Christmas Communication Pack - CLICK HERE to download
• Symbol Advent Calendar Activity - CLICK HERE to download
• Nativity Pack - CLICK HERE to download

Resources in the packs include:

• Stories with or without symbols
• Word searches
• Letters to Santa
• Colouring sheets
• Social stories
• Communication boards

And more!

However you decide to celebrate, Widgit Online offers inclusive resources to support and inspire your holiday traditions, making every tradition accessible and enjoyable for everyone! 

With Widgit Online educators can easily create recipes, nametags, labels, visual schedules, introduce new vocabulary in invitations and more.  Dozens of included templates make it quick and easy. You can  signup here  for a 21 day free trial for Widgit Online. 

We were really excited as we put these together, seeing just how vast Widgit's symbol library is. Widgit has a range of symbols for religious vocabulary from the Menorah to the Virgin Mary. 

Whenever there wasn't a symbol available, like for the word "Latkes" in our Hannukkah resources, we easily imported an image from the web to use right in our document.  

Symbolizing - Pro Tips 

When putting together your own symbolized resources in Widgit, keep these tips in mind. 

You Don't have to symbolize every word. You can leave words like is, as, in, the, and, without symbols. Too many symbols can crowd the page and confuse. Symbolize key words to convey meaning and support new/difficult vocabulary.  But if new vocabulary is small words that are easily confused -- prepositions, articles etc. -- than symbolizing might be appropriate.  

Swap symbols to improve meaning. Sometimes, the symbols associated with words don't quite make sense in the context of what you're writing about. For example, in the Silent Night song, there's a line that says "Holy infant so tender and mild". The symbol that's associated with the word "mild" doesn't fit with the abstract meaning suggested in the song - quiet, and peaceful.  

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