Create bingo cards containing pictures of different Christmas items for each student. Ideas for images to include could be stockings, wrapped gifts, jingle bells, Santa Claus, reindeer, a cross and sleigh. Hold up the pictures one at a time and have the children cross off corresponding images until someone gets bingo.
Select a handful of easily recognizable Christmas words to include in a word search for the preschoolers. Christmas, Santa, Jesus, reindeer and gift are good words to use because they are simple and would be easy for a young mind to find.
Have all of the children sit in circle. Santa, Santa, Reindeer is played just like Duck, Duck, Goose -- one child at a time must walk around the circle and tap the heads of the other kids, calling out "Santa," "Santa," "Santa" until finally selecting a "Reindeer." The chosen student must jump up and tag the other before sitting back down.
Cut out a large Christmas tree using green construction paper and hang it on the wall. Either supply the children with pre-made paper ornaments or have them make their own -- different shapes and colors with drawings, words or Bible verses on each. Allow the kids to hang their ornaments wherever they'd like on the tree.
Choose a short and easy Bible verse associated with Christmas for the children to recite. Write each word of the verse on a separate index card and give one to every child. Display the verse on the chalkboard for the children to reference. Challenge them to line up in the correct order according to which word they possess. Once everyone is lined up, move down the row from beginning to end and ask each one to say his word out loud until the entire verse has been recited.
Designate a few separate areas of the classroom to be "stations" and have the children rotate around them in order. Place toys, puzzles and games at each station for the kids to enjoy. You can even assign themes to the individual stations and/or play Christmas music to incorporate a musical chairs theme. Every time the music stops, it is time to rotate to the next station.