I've been on the look out for more holiday themed project to do with the kids. Specifically, I wanted to find a final product that would fit on the empty, narrow shelves at the top of our corner tv stand. On my search, as well as in our submissions, I found more Christmas ideas that I wanted to sqeeze into a last minute post.
Recycle Christmas Cards to make memory games and puzzles using the tip from Nurture Store.
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Everday Teaching has put together a month's worth of activities for December. Click on the hidden numbers in their calendar to find projects and more.
Mommy's Little Helper made a sweet torn paper tree out of fun scrapbook papers.
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Simple Christmas Tree Chains, like this one from Mommy's Little Helper, are a favorite. They can be easily adapted to match your tree decorating theme.
Simple Christmas Tree Chains, like this one from Mommy's Little Helper, are a favorite. They can be easily adapted to match your tree decorating theme.
Mom Endeavors created a muffin tin advent calendar. A great learning activity would be to put an academic or thematic question under each number to practice problem solving. Another classroom variation would be to have a writing promppt for each day. Love it!
Thank you for more Christmas goodness. It's always fun to be inspired by creative ideas.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the muffin tin feature! :)
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