Kids Christmas crafts are a very fun and important part of Christmas.
Are you looking for some terrific and easy Christmas crafts for your children to make? If you said yes then click on the category below that you would like to see and you will be taken to the fabulous and festive craft ideas at Christmas Crafts Nook.
If you have any craft ideas for children that you would like to share with everyone then please contact me and I will certainly post them (with full credit going to you for your craft, of course).
I love making Christmas crafts with my kids every Christmas.
It has become a tradition that my kids love to this day (and they are all teenagers!).
How about making some awesome Christmas crafts while bonding with your children this holiday season.
Have you ever noticed that children are little bee hives of activity? They are always buzzing from one thing to another, never staying at one task for too long?
Have you ever watched the video games they play? They have cool graphics and sounds, the scenery is always changing, the characters can be changed, and the outcomes for each level are often different.
All these changes and differences keep their attention. Kids don't get bored because they never know what is going to happen next.
Kids Christmas crafts are never going to be like video games but kids can still enjoy making them. You just have to know the secret to keeping their attention while they are making crafts. Are you curious to learn what the secret is?
The secret to finding creative kids Christmas crafts is:
Creative kids crafts are very important because:
Children are proud of their artistic creations and they love to show them off. In fact, I'm sure many of you have your child's art masterpieces posted on your fridge for everyone to see.
Christmas crafts have many good benefits for kids but they can also benefit you, Mom.
"Mom, I'm bored!" How many of you have ever heard this popular statement? I'm guessing probably all of you.
I would suggest that you buy a small bin and fill it with some craft supplies like:
or anything else you can think of.
That way you will always have this handy little bin to pull out when you need to find something for your kids to do. I have one and it has been used and replenished many times over the years.
An added noted, these bins can come in very handy when your children get older and have projects to do for school.
Kids are people too (do you remember that TV show?) and they like making different kinds of Christmas decorations that can be displayed for everyone to see.
They also like making gifts to give to
loved ones at Christmas time so they need a lot of different craft
ideas to choose from and that is exactly what you'll find here. So without further ado, let's take at look at some easy kids Christmas crafts right now...
* If you see a kids Christmas craft you would like to try, click on its picture and you'll be taken to a step-by-step tutorial that will show you how to make it.
Paper comes in all shapes, sizes, colors, and textures.
Rough sandpaper to soft paper towel, large rolls of paper to small origami papers, square or circle paper, any color of the rainbow paper.
Paper
offers you the chance to let your imagination and creativity run wild
because it is so versatile. It is also easy to work with and it is a
material that can easily be found in stores.
* If you see a craft you would like to try, click on its picture and you'll be taken to a step-by-step tutorial that will show you how to make it.
This year recycle stuff found around your home and use it to make festive recycled craft projects with your kids.
Teach your children all about recycling while creating some jolly artwork with them. Take this opportunity to show your children how to turn trash to treasure by taking some everyday household items and getting creative.
You are never too young to learn how to reuse things instead of just throwing them away. There is no better way to show kids this than through some fun activities.
* If you see a craft you would like to try, click on its picture and you'll be taken to a step-by-step tutorial that will show you how to make it.
Felt is a type of non-woven cloth that can be soft, rough, any shape or size, and any color of the rainbow.
It is easy to work with and inexpensive to buy. And it is the perfect material for making kids Christmas crafts.
Craft foam is a porous foam and is similar to felt in many ways. It comes in many colors, is easy to work with and also inexpensive to buy. If there is a craft that requires felt and you don't have any, then don't worry. You can substitute the felt with craft foam. And it works the other way as well - if you don't have craft foam you can substitute it with felt.
* If you see a craft you would like to try, click on its picture and you'll be taken to a step-by-step tutorial that will show you how to make it.
You don't have to be a master craftsman to work with wood. In fact, children are capable of making beautiful crafts using wood.
Imagine using popsicle sticks, clothes pins, wooden spoons, or scrap lumber. We are surrounded by wood every day and there are lots of ways kids can use this wood to make festive holiday crafts.
No safety goggles or saws will be needed to make these crafts either. The safety of our children is most important.
And here's a shout out to all those teachers out there. Are you doing a science unit on wood or everyday objects? You could easily incorporate these craft ideas into your lesson plans.
"Wooden" it be nice if I could only whistle! (sorry, I had to throw that play on words in).
I hope you have fun embracing the child-like glee of the holiday season with your children. It is the stuff that memories are made of. And remember to take pictures so you can document these great times!
Making crafts is lots of fun,
keeps you out of trouble too.
Naughty means gifts for none,
while nice brings gifts to you.
Home ← Kids Crafts |
New! Comments
Have your say about what you just read! Leave me a comment in the box below.