Today I’m sharing a quick and easy craft for kids to make during the festive period with this unicorn Christmas card for kids. Are unicorns a Christmas animal? Who knows but they’re certainly counted as one round our house and this is a design that I know my daughter will be super keen to make.
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With Christmas on the horizon I thought it would be nice to share a little round up of advent and nativity activities for toddlers and preschoolers. Advent activities are those which are about waiting and preparing for the nativity and as these are activities for toddlers and preschoolers they’re all suitable for one, two, three and four year olds to learn about the story behind the celebrations. Of course you’ll find that some of these activities are suitable for older kids too but I’ve tried to find those that are suitable for little hands so that everyone can enjoy this special time of year no matter how old they are!
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Kids are always the most excited people about Christmas and these Christmas activities for toddlers are the perfect way to keep them busy and having fun while getting excited about the big day! Just like our huge list of 50+ winter activities for toddlers this post has taken me a little while to write up but there were so many great ideas I couldn’t leave any out!
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Our free templates have been so popular recently and this is certainly the cutest one that we’ve shared so far – a cute and totally free printable snowman Christmas card for you to print, colour and make! This printable is perfect for a bit of crafting with the kids and would be brilliant as a DIY card to give to family and friends, what’s more we’ve even got a couple of different designs so you child can draw their own snowman’s face if they’d prefer or you could even use a photo of your child’s face instead!
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I am so in love with this paint splat angel craft right now – it’s such a simple Christmas craft for kids to make and it looks so pretty too! With a few changes it’s a craft that can be suitable for different ages too depending on your child’s abilities.
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