The turkey was delicious, Black Friday was a success (as I sat on my couch snagging the deals in my pjs- that really is the only kind of shopping I like!), and it is 100% officially the holiday season! Time for that classroom party, aye?
Last week, we discovered a lot of fun party games for your whole class.
This week, we're going to talk about a few cute Christmas crafts that will be sure to be a hit with your kids.
Snowman Handprint Ornaments: This handprint ornament is one that a parent can cherish forever. Simply use glass ball ornaments and white paint to create these cute snowmen. Find out how to make them here.
Macaroni Glitter Snowflakes: Unleash your students' imaginations with this winter craft. Simply give them a bowl of macaroni and see what unique shapes they come up with!
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Photo Elves: These are just too cute! Along with a fun party craft, I can also see this being a great bulletin board or door decoration.
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Yarn Ornaments: Recycled cardboard and colorful yarn are used to create one-of-a-kind ornaments.
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Reindeer Puzzle Ornament: What a great way to finally use that that puzzle that's been missing one piece for years! Paint the pieces brown, add a ribbon, eyes, and a red nose....instant Rudolph!
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Snowmen Milk Jugs: These snowmen are easy to make from milk jugs, felt, pipe cleaners, and a few pom poms.
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Paper Globe Ornaments: The only items you will need to make this ornament are colorful paper, ribbon, and glue.
Santa Glass Ornament: How cute! And how easy! Fill glass ornaments with paper that has been wrapped around pencils, and use a marker to create the belt.
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Melted Snowman Ornament: Similar to the Santa ornament above, this cute idea involves simply filling glass ornaments with sea salt, paper, ribbon, and cloves (for the eyes- so clever!).
Reindeer Food: Make this mixture to sprinkle in front of your house on Christmas Eve. I made this with my son last year and it was a hit! It only took a few minutes to put it all together, so it would be perfect for a filler during a busy holiday-filled school day.
Great ideas! Love the elves!
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