Even though we love watching Santa’s movies and playing with a naughty elf, it’s important for us to remember the reason why we celebrate Christmas every year. This time, we decided to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ by crafting a Nativity Scene with toilet paper rolls. It’s a great way to get the kids […]
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Love to build gingerbread houses during the holidays? We do! I know they can get messy and are such a nightmare to put up, just to see them collapse eventually. But hey! They are such fun to decorate! That’s why this year, we decided to make a non-edible craft that includes all the joy of
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This 3D Christmas tree is a simple paper craft to make with your kids and build holiday memories. If each one of your children wants to have their own Christmas tree, this easy craft can make that possible! The best part is that it requires very few supplies and craftiness skills, which makes it the
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Lighten up, it’s Christmas time! This week we finally set up our Christmas Tree, and that inspired us to create these Christmas Tree Corner Bookmarks. If you are planning to gift books this year, squeeze in these fun bookmarks. They will get your kids extra excited to craft them and use them with their new
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Want to learn how to make Santa Bookmarks for Christmas? It’s very easy! In this post, I’ll show you how I made these cuties with my printable templates. When you find yourself singing to the tune of Here Comes Santa Claus, it means that Christmas has arrived. And with that also comes my favorite tradition,
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Does the elf visit your home before Christmas? If it does, I’m sure your kids can’t stop talking about it and keep thinking of the new ways it will surprise them. Last year, our elf left a note that prompted the kids to make a festive craft. What a better idea than to make these
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After reading the holiday favorite, Snowmen at night, the little ones wanted to build their own. Unfortunately, here where we live, it doesn’t snow, so we had to come up with a different way to put up a snowman. This fun Roll a Snowman game will let you build a snowman over and over again
Surprise your friends and family with this explosive Christmas Pop Up Card! Our Christmas Advent Calendar features a daily idea for getting into the holiday spirit. One of those ideas is making Christmas cards for friends and teachers. It has actually become a fun family tradition to express our appreciation for those whom we love.
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Looking for an activity that your kids can make while you prepare that big Thanksgiving Meal? These Thanksgiving hats are perfect! I included templates to make a pilgrim hat, a pilgrim bonnet, a turkey headband, and a Native American headdress. They are easy crafts to keep your kids busy while they wait, and can be
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I’m happy to share with you our new set of free printable Christmas Playdough Mats for a perfect holiday game night with your toddlers. Here are 6 fun activity prompts featuring popular holiday elements such as a Christmas tree, a wreath, a snowman, a gingerbread man, a gingerbread house, and some ornaments. They are perfect
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Printable Gratitude Tree Introducing a gratitude activity into your routine is an extraordinary tip to raise grateful kids. In the long run, it will become a habit and who knows, maybe, a family tradition too. This Gratitude Tree is the perfect activity for your children. It helps them visualize the things they are thankful for,
This Roll a Turkey printable game is perfect for your children’s classroom parties, your Thanksgiving kids’ table, or just to play as a holiday family activity. It will be loved by your students, your kids, or your whole family. Just print out the game, cut out the pieces, and start rolling your die! How to