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This robin paper plate craft is the perfect addition to your Christmas activities. Last year I shared some of the crafts that we made in our classroom for Christmas.. And so many of you said it helped you come up with ideas for your own students. So this year I’m going to do the same and share photos of all… Read More
I’m so excited to share my favorite 10 Christmas books for kids with you today! We have a tradition each year where we wrap a selection of different Christmas books and put them under the class Christmas tree. Then, each day we unwrap a book and read it together. It’s a great way to get our students excited to read….. Read More
In this blog post today I’m sharing our Christmas chocolate pudding that we made. This part of my Christmas Fun blog series and is day 16! This Christmas chocolate pudding is one of the best activities we’ve done in our food sessions.. And it went down very will with my student’s families when they took them home too! Christmas Chocolate… Read More
If you’re looking for footprint craft keepsakes, then this Christmas mistletoes craft is perfect! My students love to explore paint in different ways.. and this one was very popular with them! In this blog post today I’m going to share all of the materials you need to make this craft.. Along with instructions for you to follow. Christmas Mistletoes Footprint… Read More
This Santa sun catcher craft is one of my favorite Christmas activities to do. They look so fun and festive when they are up on display on our classroom windows throughout December.. And they are so easy to make too! In this blog post today I’ll share information on the materials you’ll need and the instructions for making this Santa… Read More
This Rudolph handprint craft is perfect as a Christmas activity to do with your students. We love making handprint and footprint crafts because they make such great keepsakes for families.. But it also means that our students can make their crafts more personal for them. In this blog post today I’m going to be sharing the materials needed for you… Read More
These candy cane chocolate hearts are the perfect Christmas treat to make with your students. They are quick and easy to make.. And they are delicious to eat afterwards! My students love making these and in this blog post I’m going to share everything you need to make these with your students too. What You Need Instructions Cooking Must-Haves If… Read More
These Rice Krispie Christmas trees have probably been the best Christmas treat we ever made! My students loved making them.. And we were able to let them get creative and design their very own trees too. In this blog post today I’m going to be sharing all of the ingredients and instructions you need to make these Rice Krispie Christmas… Read More
This fingerprint Christmas card craft was such a sweet addition to our Christmas crafts this week. I love finding ways to make the crafts that we make meaningful and special. Fingerprint crafts are my favorite to do because each craft becomes so individual and personal for my students. In this blog post I’m sharing the materials and instructions you need… Read More
I am so excited to share my Christmas pudding biscuits for kids today. This is one of the easiest ‘cookery’ activities that you can do with your students this Christmas. It’s quick, easy, super affordable.. And has a bunch of great learning opportunities. In this blog post I’m going to be sharing the instructions on how to make these Christmas… Read More
