One thing you see at most houses at Christmas time is a Nativity Scene. But, the problem with the store bought Nativity Scenes is that they are usually very delicate…. too delicate for the children to actually play with. And, the thing about that is…. children love to play with the Nativity Scenes. I mean, what’s not to want to touch…. there are small people, animals and a manger. There is an entire scene for the kids to want to act out with the characters. Well, why not make a Nativity Scene craft ….. put together a Nativity Scene of your very own that the children can actually play with. So, today I have put together a bunch of Fun Nativity Scene Crafts that I have found around the internet. All are a ton of fun…. and they are all meant to be played with.
Category Archives: Popsicle Sticks
My Favorite Mayflower Craft Ideas for Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving will be here in no time at all. And, one of the lessons we try to teach our children about the Thanksgiving Holiday is the Pilgrims and the Mayflower. What I found during lessons is that teaching them visually is the easiest way to get them to understand…. hence doing a craft. So, today I thought I would show you my Favorite Mayflower Craft Ideas for Thanksgiving. I found these Mayflower crafts while searching the internet. They are all really incredible and a ton of fun. Surely, you will be able to find some Mayflower craft ideas from this list….. use them to help teach your children about the Pilgrims and their travel on the Mayflower.
Giving Thanks Thanksgiving Crafts Roundup
Thanksgiving is coming up quickly. This month wouldn’t it be a great idea to fill it with crafts that remind us what this Holiday is all about….. being thankful. We all have so much to be thankful for. So, in this link roundup I have scoured the internet to find crafts that all have to do with being thankful. Each craft is a lot of fun and all can be used as a Thanksgiving decoration…. but most of all they remind us to be thankful. With these crafts you will be doing them as a family…. and family is one of the most important reasons to be thankful. So, get ready to spend some time looking at some amazing Thanksgiving “Giving Thanks” Crafts….. you are sure to find one that you will love.
How to Make a Trinket Box out of Popsicle Sticks
I have a fun and easy craft for you today. I’m going to show you how to make a Trinket Box out of Popsicle Sticks. A trinket box is great for holding little things like rings, earrings, candy, coins…. those type of little things. These type of things are called trinkets and a trinket box is kept to store these small things as to not lose them. This trinket box makes for a great gift for someone special or keep it for yourself. The choice is yours. Now let’s get started.
How to Make a Paper Box Perpetual Calendar
January is almost here. And, with January comes the need for a new calendar. But, what if you had a Perpetual Calendar…. or another words a “Forever Calendar”? If you did you wouldn’t need to change your calendar every year. You would simply change the date everyday by rotating the numbers and the month. Well, with that being said…. today I’m going to show you how to make a Paper Box Perpetual Calendar. The craft is an easy one, but oh so useful. So, let’s get started.
How to Make a Popsicle Stick Ornament
Today I have a fun Christmas craft for the youngest of crafters. I’m going to show you how to make a Popsicle Stick Ornament. This craft is super easy, but it is also super duper fun. This Popsicle Stick Ornament comes out looking pretty and will look great on any Christmas tree this Holiday Season. So, grab a popsicle stick and the rest of the craft materials needed and let’s get started.
Making Popsicle Stick Santa Clause Christmas Tree Ornaments Craft for Kids
How to Make Hanukkah Decorations Star Ornaments Arts & Crafts Project for Jewish Kids
Hanukkah starts tonight so forgive me for not putting up some crafts earlier. Make this adorable Hanukkah star with some Popsicle sticks and glitter glue. They’re so easy to make that you can make lots of them and hang them all over the house as you celebrate Hanukkah this year. Enjoy and have fun tonight and for the next week.