15 Christmas Crafts for Kids

Today, we are sharing some super simple & easy Christmas crafts to do with your kids!

Christmas Crafts for Kids : The Chirping Moms

1. Snowman Hand Ornament

Dip hand in white paint & place hand on bottom of ornament. Paint eyes, nose, mouth, scarf, buttons, & hat on ornament!

1. Rudolph Flying in a Snowstorm

On a darker piece of construction paper, have child paint using white paint. Let dry. Glue pom-pom in the middle.

3. Macaroni Wreath

Cut a wreath shape out of card stock. Glue different kinds of pasta onto the wreath. Let dry. Spray the wreath with a metallic spray paint & let dry. Add ribbon to hang!

4. Baby Jesus Ornament

Paint a red heart and a yellow star. Let dry. Glue the star onto the heart. Dip child’s hand in brown paint and make an upside down manager with the hand. Paint a little baby Jesus & glue on some raffia for hay.

5. Keepsake Hand Ornament

Paint a square ornament red. Let dry. Trace around child’s hand with pencil onto the square. Use glue to place along edge of ornament and fill in the hand. Sprinkle glitter onto the glue & let dry!

6. Paper Plate Wreath

Cut a wreath out of a paper plate. Paint green. Add red pompoms for berries. Add yarn to hang.

And since I haven’t had a lot of crafting time with the new baby… I’m sharing some adorable crafts the girls made in school this year. These are all easy, and fun for preschool age kids!

7. Popsicle Stick Nativity

Use popsicle sticks glued on construction paper to make a Nativity. Let the children glue on felt for clothes and draw the Holy Family’s faces.

8. Ripped Paper Wreath

Cut out the center of a paper plate. Let the children rip a piece of green construction paper into small pieces and then have them glue it to the paper plate. Last, decorate the wreath with glitter glue and a bow.

9. Santa Mobile

Use yarn and paper cut outs to create a Santa face mobile!

10. “Mistletoes” Footprint Craft

11. Christmas Wreath Handprint Craft

12. Paper Plate & Construction Paper Santa

13. Paper Plate Wreath

Cut out the center of a paper plate. First have the child paint or color the wreath green. Then, let them glue on pom poms and sequins to decorate the wreath.

14. Circle Stamp Tree

Cut out a tree shape and star. Have the children glue on the star and then decorate the tree using a circle stamp. You can use a paper cup or toilet paper roll as the stamp.

15. Popsicle Stick Rudolph Ornament

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Blair Lonergan says

December 23, 2014 at 6:14 pm

These ideas are so fun, Courtney! I love the pasta wreath! 🙂 Pinned.

Drew Mckenzie says

November 10, 2015 at 12:20 pm

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