Dipped Marshmallows - Melt chocolate chips and oil together over low heat (about 1 min. in microwave). Have your child dip each marshmallow into the chocolate (so about half of it is covered), then dip and roll in the sprinkles. Place on a cookie sheet to harden. Give away as gifts (if you know anyone who actually might enjoy ...
Christmas Countdown - Make a paper chain link out of the red, green and white strips of paper. You can either staple the rings, or tape them. Then staple a square on each link. Write the numbers 1-24 on the squares. Then each day the child can remove another link from the chain until then get to "1" more day 'till Christmas! ...
Fruit Loop Christmas Tree - Cut the construction paper into christmas tree shapes and randomly place glue onto the paper. Then have the kids put the fruit loops on the glue. This is something that kids aged 18 months and up can do and they can have a snack at the same time!!
Graham Cracker Reindeer - Cut the 1 square of graham cracker diagonally in half. You will have a triangle. With the point down spread the cream cheese or icing over the graham cracker, on the bottom point of the triangle place the red hot this makes the nose, in the upper part of the graham cracker place the two raisins or mm's ...
Foil-Bell Christmas Tree Ornaments - My parents still have one of these I made in Kindergarten...
Place cup in center of foil(shiny side down). Wrap foil around outside of cup, folding around brim and inside. With sharp pencil, poke hole in top of cup. Tie Bell with string to pipe cleaner, about halfway. Place inside cup(pipe-cleaner plugs ...
Snowman Mobile - Your kids will love this cute snowman mobile. Easy to make and enjoyable by all!
Christmas Time is a great time to teach children about our 5 senses. Tell your class you can see, smell, hear, feel and eat this project when yoy are finished and they love talking about it ...
Cut a large Christmas tree out of the green cardstock and glue it onto the background sheet of paper (whatever color), cover with laminate or contact paper. Put stamps or stickers on anothe ...
To start off, you can paint the plywood square base if desired. Assemble alphabet blocks on top of plywood with corners of blocks touching to form a circle. Glue in place. Assemble another ...
Mix equal amounts of applesauce and cinnamon (for instance 1 cup of each) until you have a dough. Roll out on waxed paper and cut into shapes using Christmas or themed cookie cutters. Poke ...
Tie each bell to a length of twine. Then, secure each one along the top of the fence. This works best on a chain link fence. What a great Holiday idea for a playground or school fence!
Draw a snow picture using a Q-tip dipped in bleach. The picture magically appears. It is amazing to the eye as the picture shows up! Be careful not to spill any bleach on your clothes. Yo ...
Glue the styrofoam cup at the top of the bowling pin (to build up for a head). Cover the whole bowling pin and cup with cotton balls. Make a hat using the papertowel roll (about 1 1/2 inch ...
Put the spices in the center of the fabric. Gather up the corners and wrap a rubber band tightly around the bundle. Tie with a ribbon to hide rubber band and decorate with evergreen. You ...
Glue candy canes(2) together into a heart shape. Make a ribbon loop & glue to back at junction of heart shape. Glue jingle bell onto bottom of heart point & glue bow on top of heart point. ...
The curve of the candy cane will the mouse's tail, so lay the candy cane on its side with the curve going to the right or left. Next, cut a rain drop shape out of felt-this is his body, app ...
