Make this holiday season memorable for your students with these Statistics in Schools resources that share data relevant to this special time of the year. These educational resources explore interesting facts on places with holiday names, toy manufacturing establishments, and the modern family. Incorporate data-driven resources into your lessons to bring the holiday spirit to your classroom. 

Can you guess the population of North Pole, Alaska?

Take a look at our Holiday Season fact sheet and discover the population of North Pole, Alaska. This resource shares a variety of data related to the holidays. You can engage your students further with the suggested activities provided in the complimentary teaching guide.

Use your imagination to complete this 5-minute challenge Toy Makers by State warm-up activity. This activity reveals the total number of doll, toy, and game manufacturing establishments in the United States and in each state. This is the perfect activity to prepare for gift shopping!

Every year during the holiday season, families come together to engage in fun activities and laughter. Teachers, complete this sociology activity with your students to learn how family structures, household sizes, and living arrangements have changed over the years.

The Statistics in Schools program provides resources for teaching and learning with real-life data. Educate your students about the value and everyday use of statistics. Visit census.gov/schools to learn more and explore standards-aligned, classroom ready activities.

Use the hashtag #StatisticsInSchools to help spread the word.