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Download the free printable Christmas activity for young toddlers to get into the holiday spirit!
I’ve got something fun to share with you: an easy Christmas-themed craft / activity for young toddlers. Three fun Christmas themed pictures to print and enjoy with your toddler.
If your kid is anything like my son, they won’t even get through one of these pictures in one sitting, so I kept it super simple.
You’ll need:
- glue
- glitter glue (optional but fun!)
- crayons, coloring pencils, or markers
- cotton balls
- colorful pom poms
- googly eyes (optional but SO fun!)
Click here to get the printable pdf!
This easy Christmas craft also makes a great sensory activity. Your child can get their hands sticky with glue and touch different textured pom poms and cotton balls.
By the way, if you think your child can benefit from more sensory play, check out 52 weeks of Sensory. It’s a year-long list of sensory activities I created with a focus on picky eaters. Join me for lots of fun sensory play! Learn more.
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Other posts you might be interested in:
- Valentine’s Day sensory craft – a super easy heart-themed sensory craft using household objects
- Toddler activities to tire them out – most of these can be done indoors *or* outdoors and require no prep!
- How much protein does a toddler need? – includes lots of meat and meatless protein-rich food ideas for toddlers
- How to make Jello with Fruit – an easy recipe to get your kids involved in helping. Plus it’s a great sensory activity!
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