Fun Christmas Craft Ideas for Kids
Christmas is the time that allows everyone to spend some
good time with family and friends. Christmas is all about making fun memories
that will last forever. If you have kids at home your Christmas will become
more enjoyable. Whatever you and your little ones plan to do the most important
thing would be spending quality time together.
In this blog post, you will get some ideas shared by
the Covina, CA playschool teachers about some fun
Christmas craft ideas for kids. You just need to grab some glue sticks, paint,
and some other regular stuff to get started.
Snowflake stamped bags
If you are done spending enough time with your
preschooler in the kitchen making and decorating cookies, it’s time for you to
head to the craft room. There, with your kids, you can put together a quick set
of snowflake-covered give bags for gifting your delicious treats.
Use snowflake rubber stamps and light blue, dark blue,
and white ink to make stamp snowflakes on the front of the brown paper bags.
Using a small round hole punch make two holes in the top of the bag. Then tie a
piece of red and white twine through the holes. Child care centers
kids love playing with the colors while making these bags with teachers.
Santa Advent Calendar
Kids will have fun helping Santa’s beard grow with fluffy
cotton balls. You will be surprised to see by the 25th he will have a
full-grown beard.
Cut Santa’s face from white craft paper and add some
texture with colored pencil. Help your child to cut pink cheeks, eyes, and nose
from the construction paper and stick them to the face. Cut the hat from red
and white craft paper and stick this to the face. Blue a large cotton ball at
the point of the head. Now, take a white craft paper and cut a long beard shape
from it. Let them write the dates of the month leading up to Christmas on the
beard. Hang the calendar to your child's height and keep a bowl of cotton balls
nearby. Every day they will stick one cotton ball on the calendar and help the
center to grow his beard.
Jingle Bell Swag
In Covina, CA playschools,
teachers have fun making this Jingle bell swag with kids. Let them thread the
balls on the ribbon while you tie the bow. You can use this sweet holiday
noisemaker to decorate your house; hang it either on the front door, above the
mantle, or at the end of a bed.
To make this noisemaker thread large jingle bells on
three lengths of ribbon and then not one end of the ribbon. Tie the end part
around a small garland form or a length of wire shaped into a circle. Wire
together a small bunch of seasonal greenery and attach the same to the wreath
or in a circular form. Now tie an oversized bow and stick it to the wire just
above the greenery.
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