Christmas arts and crafts

re are so many cute Christmas tree crafts for kids to make this holiday season! Find a variety of holiday Christmas tree crafts to make with the kiddos.

Keep kids busy over the holidays with these cute and easy crafts that they can make themselves.

Soooo? Do you have your Christmas tree up yet?? My girls have been so excited for Christmas that ours has been up for about a week now and the kids are LOVING it! Every craft project they do, no matter how big or small, they say, 'I'm going to hang this on the tree!' I said they could hang whatever they wanted on the BACK of the tree... ha! Hopefully that doesn't make me a bad mom for making them hide everything on the back?! I had to draw the line at my 3 year old's chalk drawings though…

Learn how to make some adorable Christmas crafts with your kids over the festive season with these awesome tutorials. All you need are some basic DIY skills and a few art supplies you can grab at your local Dollar Store.

Pinecone Christmas Tree Craft - a festive DIY your kids will enjoy! Make adorable Christmas trees with pinecones, paint and colorful pom poms!

Adorable Paper Plate Christmas Tree Craft for kids of all ages. This Christmas Twirler or Whirligig is the easiest 3d Christmas Tree to make!

I LOVE art projects. I want to make everyone that I see. I scoured Pinterest and found some really cute winter/Christmas art projects for your classrooms. If you make any of these, I'd love to see them!

Galaxy sensory bin is perfect way to introduce many concepts revolving around outer space to younger children like toddlers and preschoolers.

Paper snowflakes are so fun and simple to make. You can create beautiful snowflake designs using a simple piece of paper and a pair of scissors - in less than 5 minutes! This classic craft never gets old and is a very inexpensive way to add some winter cheer to any room. You'll have your own little paper blizzard before you know it! We've created 9 free printable snowflake templates that you can print off (you'll find those near the bottom of this post), or you can follow the simple folding…