Christian Christmas Crafts
For Kids

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Simple Nativity Crafts For Younger Kids

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Simple Paper Crafts

Kids Bible Teacher has some simple, but effective, Christian Christmas crafts for kids

A simpler activity would be the free Christmas bookmarks - your child can simply colour them in and cut them out!

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Christmas Scissor Crafts

My (mostly) nativity-themed Christmas cutting templates will give your child lots of cutting practice with lovely end products to build your child’s confidence!

There are 17 different scissor cutting paper crafts, all with photographed instructions and a variety of templates - over 40 templates in all!

All the activities are photographed so you and your child can see what you are working towards!

View my Christmas Paper Craft and Scissor Cutting Printables now!

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Christian Christmas Word Searches

Okay, technically these are not Christmas crafts, but if you are generally looking for Christian Christmas activities for kids, then you may be interested in the pack of word searches I created specifically with a nativity theme. Word searches are a great way to help kids work on figure-ground perception and visual discrimination skills, and  these Bible-based nativity-themed word searches can help build those skills.

The word search topics include Isaiah 9:6, the angel's message to Joseph, to Mary and to the shepherds, the birth of Jesus, the visit of the Magi, Zechariah and Elizabeth, and Simeon's Song, among others.

View My Christmas Word Search Printables Now!

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Truth In The Tinsel
Daily Devotions and Activities for Preschoolers

There are 24 lessons with matching Christian Christmas crafts for kids of preschool age, but if you don’t have time to do a daily lesson and craft, the author helpfully shows how you can mix and match lessons to fit your schedule.

For example, you can do a 6-day theme on the basics of Christmas; a 10 day theme on the characters of Christmas; a 7 day theme on the prophecies…and so on.

This e-book is a fantastic choice if you are looking to do daily or regular devotions as a family to focus on the true meaning of Christmas. We still have some of these decorations on our tree even though my kids are teens now!

The crafts are really simple and use readily available resources, but if you don't have time to make them, you can buy the printable ornaments download for your kids to color, cut out and hang up instead. A great time saver for mom!

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Names of Jesus: Family Advent and Activities

I found that once my kids had done a few years of Truth in the Tinsel, they were ready for something new, and I scratched around the internet to come up with the resources for advent devotionals using the Names of Jesus, which we really enjoyed, but it was a lot of work for me!

Well, Tauna over at the Proverbial Homemaker, has put together a lovely advent devotional on the Names of Jesus that I wish I had access to a few years back! This is a great resource if you want everything in one place!

With this printable advent devotional you will get:

• 4 main devotions and 4 memory verses (to coincide with the 4 Sundays of advent, but you can do them anytime).
• 25 daily readings with 25 different Names of Jesus. After the readings, your child can color and cut out an ornament with the Name on it, or color the ornament on the "tree" that is given (the ornaments are a bit tricky to cut, so better suited to older kids)
  
• coloring pages and activity sheets related to the memory verses, and copywork pages related to the Names of Jesus

This is a thoughtful and encouraging advent devotional, one that you can use over and over again each year!

What I do is cut up the daily readings and put them into our wooden advent calendar with doors (kind of like this one on Amazon), with little chocolates. This is my affiliate link and I may earn a small commission if you purchase a product through my link.

Each morning one of my kids opens a door, to get the reading and the chocolate. I'll be honest, we don't manage to sit down and do the readings every day, so there are days when we do a couple at a time to catch up! But it is so worth the effort to create a tradition like this!

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Got Teens?

Do You Have Christian Christmas Crafts for Kids?

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