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Easy Holiday Activites to Do with the Children

By Angela Billings
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Date: 12/23/2004 Topics: Christmas > Parenting | Old Categories > Crafts  
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Scented Pinecones

Let the kids gather pinecones from your yard or buy them. Let them dry out and paint the tip with glue and sprinkle with glitter and cinnamon. Let dry.

Snowflakes

  • Flour Tortillas
  • Scissors
  • Powdered Sugar

Gently fold the tortillas into quarters, be careful not to break them. Cut pieces out to make a snowflake design.(Like the paper snowflakes) Then you (the adult) fry tortilla until it is crispy.Then sprinkle with powdered sugar and serve.

Reindeer Food

Help the children make food for the reindeer. Simply mix birdseed, dried corn and oats in a bowl. Have children go out and leave it for Santa's reindeer to eat.

Giant Gingerbread Kids

Use brown package wrapping paper and roll it out and have your child lie down on it and then trace their body outline. Then give them an assortment of art supplies to decorate their gingerbread kid with. When they have finished cut the gingerdread kid out and hang on the wall.

Giant Candies

These are made out of the large size styrofoam balls. Simply wrap them in colored cellophane and twist the ends and tie with ribbon. You can then hang them up around the house or on the porch. You can also insert a dowel rod in them and put them in your yard.

Homemade Bird Feeders

Feed the birds a Christmas Feast! Take pinecones and smear with peanut butter then roll in birdseed. Tie a ribbon and then hang in trees.Great for children to do. Messy but fun.

About The Author: Angela Billings is a stay at home wife and mother who publishes an online newsletter Home and Family Ezine.
http://www.homeandfamilyezine.com

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