Santa with Printed-Paper Beard

Twinkling eyes, rosy cheeks, and a jolly attitude? It must be Santa! In this project, kids will create a portrait of Santa, paying special attention to his long beard. They'll use a craft tube to print the paper with white paint. This will create the appearance of a big, curly beard just like we see on the real Santa!

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Winter Wonderland Snow Globe

This is all the magic of a snow globe in a kid-friendly art project! Little artists will love mixing up a special mixture made from glue and paint. That becomes the background of the snow globe. An extra-festive Christmas tree with ornaments and garland sits in the foreground.

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Mixed-Media Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer

This project uses a variety of supplies and techniques to create a portrait of everybody's favorite reindeer! Young artists will draw with a marker, finger paint with watercolors, layer paper, and fold pipe cleaners. Of course, there are googly eyes and a big red nose too!

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Paint-Resist Snowy Window

In this project, children get to imagine they're looking through a snowy window on Christmas. They'll learn a tape paint-resist method. Once they paint the paper with watercolor and remove the tape, they'll see the window! Then, add on snowflakes for the snow outside.

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Garland with Color-Diffusing Ornaments

The magic of color diffusion makes this project a favorite of young children! Plus, there's sequins to give the ornaments a little extra sparkle. Simply string the ornaments once they're dry and you can display this festive garland in your home!

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