During this busy time of year overflowing with shopping expeditions, endless gift wrapping and holiday parties, let’s not forget the importance of involving our children in the festivities. Below is a list of holiday craft ideas to keep your little ones engaged this holiday season so they can share in the fun.
Paper Bag Reindeer
The paper bag reindeer, a simple craft that will keep the kiddos entertained this holiday season is fun to make and can double as a puppet. Make a puppet for each reindeer that pulls Santa’s sleigh, and encourage the kids to perform a puppet show for the family after dinner with their own narrated story. Click
HERE for easy instructions.
Holiday Gift Tags
Instead of purchasing tags for every present, spend a few hours with the kids and create handmade tags that will not only be unique, but will allow your children to contribute their artistry on every gift you give! Click
HERE to learn how.
Paper Plate Angels
At Mosaic our days are filled designing décor for events and parties. We feel there is no better way to engage your little ones than to work together to fill your home with decorations and ambiance. Work with the kids to create DIY place setting decorations like these Paper Plate Angels by Martha Stewart- perfect for the kid’s table this holiday. Click
HERE to learn how simple white paper plates can be
transformed to a fun craft for kids.
Glowing Snowman
All you need are a few half-gallon jugs of milk, white lights, and a few art supplies, and your kids can create their own glowing snowman that can be on display inside or outside of your home! This recycled craft project is easy to construct, and fun for all ages. Click
HERE to get your list of supplies and instructions.
New Year’s Resolution Magnet
Send off 2012 by making New Year’s resolutions as a family! Discuss with your kids the importance of setting goals and then make a list of resolutions together for 2013. This magnet is easy to make and has a pouch so each family member can contribute their resolution on an assortment of paper strips which can be used as reminders throughout the year. Click
HERE to learn what you’ll need and how to make the magnets.