Are you looking for an easy, recycled craft this Christmas? Look no more, these Tissue Paper Wreaths are sweet and festive. They are super easy to make! All you need is a piece of cardboard, tissue paper, glue and ribbon. Customize and personalize these wreaths by choosing different ribbons! Plus add your own touch by adding red, green and white… Read More
These Egg Carton Christmas Trees look gorgeous and festive but are quite simple to make! Who doesn’t love a cute recycled craft? These egg carton trees are both fun to make and make a lovely mantle decor, Christmas tree ornaments or a great addition to any small world play setup! Kid’s will love making these! RELATED: Egg Carton Mushroom Craft All activities… Read More
If you’re looking for an easy way to entertain kids then you’ll love this Christmas Paper Towel Reveal Activity! Kids will love seeing the pictures reveal their colors in a fun and exciting way. Take a look below to see the short list of materials you’ll need and simple step-by-step instructions! Have fun with this craft and let your imagination take-off!… Read More
If you’re looking for an easy, low-prep Christmas craft, then look no further! This Recycled Christmas Tree Craft only requires a piece of cardboard, liquid school glue, Christmas tree branches and glittery foam balls. Kids will love the simplicity of this craft. The steps are easy to follow for even the very littles ones. So grab the few materials listed below… Read More
Have you done an angel craft yet this Christmas? Well, here’s our version of an angel craft using doilies! This Doily Angels craft is really simple to make, involving easy steps that even toddlers could follow. These Doily Angels are perfect on their own or you can make a beautiful garland using several! Just hot glue mini clothespins to the… Read More
This Christmas Tree Hole Punching Count is a simple to prep activity, using minimal materials and effort! Christmas Tree Hole Punching Count allows toddlers and preschoolers to count, recognize numbers, their order and to visually see their quantity. It’s also super fun, because of course you’re using a hole puncher! A simple activity like this encourages a child to learn… Read More
This Decorate a Christmas Tree Tray (Invitation to Create) is a super simple way to keep kids busy, happy and learning all at the same time! The prep is so easy you’ll be done in less than 5 minutes. All you need is to cut the Christmas trees out of a piece of cardboard and arrange all of the decorating… Read More
These Foil Painted Ornaments are sweet little Christmas tree decorations kids can make themselves! They’re really easy to prep and the kids will enjoy this unique painting activity for sure. All you need is some craft wooden disks, which you can find at any craft store but I’ve linked some to Amazon. You’ll also need foil (which I’m sure you… Read More
It’s the most wonderful time of the year to cozy up on the sofa with a warm throw, twinkling Christmas tree lights and a good, Christ-centered book. It’s a blessed time for the family to bond and become one, while finding the real reason for the season. So I’m sharing with you 32 Christmas books the whole family will enjoy… Read More
These Christmas Tree Puzzles make an easy and fun toddler matching game! Super quick and simple to make, these puzzles are a fun little Christmas activity you can do without going to the store for supplies. You’ll need 3 basic things; cardstock, scissors and a marker. That’s it! Make these in under 5 minutes and you’ve got a happy, busy… Read More
These Mini Christmas Wreaths are made from cardboard, elastics and the most wonderful nature finds of the season! These mini wreaths are super easy to create, in fact, prep takes only a few minutes and requires only some basic materials. If you don’t have a craft knife, you can use a good pair of scissors to cut out the wreathes…. Read More
These Nativity Story Wooden Disks are a simple, yet an exciting and creative way to tell the story of Christmas. They’re really easy to make, requiring only a couple of supplies plus your best drawing skills 🙂 My drawings aren’t amazing, but if kids can differentiate the drawings than it’s all good. My kids loved this unique way to experience… Read More
