The holiday season is a great time to spread cheer and creativity! Enhance your children's crafts with learning numbers and letters! These Christmas crafts for kids are fun and educational!
Alphabet Christmas Tree
Materials Needed: Paper, Magic Sticks, and dot markers
- Draw a Christmas tree with Magic Stix
- Use dot markers to create dots in the tree
- Use a black Magic Stix market to label each dot with a number
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Word Color Match Christmas Tree
Materials Needed: Kwik Stix, Printable Coloring sheet
- Paint each ornament by the color read on the paper
- Kwik Stix dry in just 90 seconds!
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Christmas Decorations
Materials Needed: Kwik Stix, paper, and a marker
- Draw Christmas trees on a big sheet on paper
- Leave them uncolored on the inside
- Label each tree with a number using a marker
- Paint with Kwik Stix the number of ornaments associated with the number
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Magnet Tiles
Materials Needed: Magnet tiles, Wonder Stix, and jingle bells
- Label each magnet tile with a number
- Draw the number with Wonder Stix
- Attach the same number of jingle bells to each tile
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Light Up Rudolph's Nose
Materials Needed: red dot marker, paper, and Wonder Stix
- Draw Rudolph's face on paper multiple times
- Leave Rudolph's nose uncolored
- Light up his nose with red dot marker
- Try to keep the ink inside the red circle
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Tree Decorating
Materials Needed: Kwik Stix, paper, glue, holiday stickers, snowflake decorations
- Draw a Christmas tree, write some letters or numbers on the tree (can use different colors to add color matching element).
- Leave out some letter or number stickers to match. (You can write the letters or numbers on dot stickers if you don’t have letter/number stickers.)
- Have your child match the letters/numbers by color to their correlating place on the tree.
- Then, provide them with coloring materials, loose parts & a glue stick so they can color & decorate their tree
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Toilet Paper Tree Sorting
Materials Needed: Kwik Stix, paper, kitchen tongs, pom poms, and scissor
- Paint your Christmas Tree onto a sheet of paper
- Use empty toilet paper rolls and cut in half (you will need 5 toilet paper rolls)
- Start with 4 rolls on the bottom of the tree, followed by 3,2,1
- Paint a dot inside the roll onto the paper of a corresponding color of pom pom
- Give your child kitchen tongs for them to pick up each pom pom and place in the right toilet paper roll!
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