![]() ![]() Flying ReindeerĬombine Christmas and Science with this STEM activity to get kids excited for the holidays, yet incorporate learning, too. Just a little paint, a nose and a scarf and they’ll be your favorite way to display notes, cards, photos or other holiday items.įrom: Easy, Peasy and Fun 14. Give boring old clothespins an upgrade by changing them into these cute and crafty snowmen. Put them outside your classroom windows for a chance to watch winter birds.įrom: Birds & Blooms 13. Not only will kids love making these cute ornaments, they’ll love hanging them outside and watching the birds enjoy a Christmas treat of their own. It’s easy to make and perfect for stuffing with coins, dreidels, money and other gifts.įrom: Busy in Brooklyn 12. If you know a basic sewing stitch, you can put this Hanukkah wall hanging together in a snap. These can be made in a snap and are a fun gift idea that is sure to get refrigerator time.įrom: 11. The crazier the sock, the cooler the java jacket-perfect for a parent gift or as a gift you could give to fellow coffee-loving teachers.įill up these bottle caps with fingerprint art or festive wrapping paper and add magnets on the back. These adorable little coffee cup sweaters will keep your hot cocoa warm and your fingers from scalding. Here’s one snowman that can take the heat! He’s cute and oh-so-easy! Once you deco-podge the fake snow on the jar, the rest is just embellishments-even including a set of festive earmuffs. ![]() They are a fun way to bring big personalities into their holiday crafts to hang on the tree.įrom: Crafty Morning 8. Snow Globe Cup OrnamentsĪll you need to craft these clever ornaments is a camera and a few simple supplies. These adorable little reindeer make a delightful keepsake-and are put together in a jiffy! The hardest part will be deciding if your reindeer will be one with a red-nose like Rudolph or a brown one like Dasher, Dancer and…well all of the other reindeer.įrom: Reading Confetti 7. These are made with magazine scraps, but students could easily recycle any scraps you have on hand.įrom: Dim Sum, Bagels and Crawfish 6. Homemade Hanukkah cards are a great way to send holiday cheer. Have unmatched socks on hand? Who doesn’t? This is a fun and easy craft that doesn’t require sewing! With just a few supplies, the kids will enjoy making and taking these friendly snow guys home with them for the winter.įrom: Easy Peasy and Fun 5. Pom Pom Snow Globeįor the young ones, this is an easy craft that involves a kid favorite-pom poms! They’ll love ‘making it snow’ in their little paper globes.įrom: We Have Aars 4. With just a few materials, the kids can create a personalized decoration that is hands-down one of the cutest wreaths we’ve seen.įrom: My Name is Snickerdoodle 3. It doesn’t get much simpler than tracing and cutting, does it? This fun craft for littles and requires almost no craft experience. With little effort or real crafting skill, they can make something that can pass off as a great parent gift.įrom: By Stephanie Lynn 2. These adorable ornaments are made with just a few items you probably already have and the kids can make them with no problem at all. But what to do when you lack the crafty gene or simply fall into the category of “wanna-be crafter?” (I am certainly one of these!) These easy Hanukkah and Christmas crafts for kids to the rescue! They are perfect for those of us that need a little help in the arts-and-crafts department, and they make great parent gifts too. Lots of us spend the weeks before winter break searching for a cute craft or two that students can make for their parents.
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