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Santa and His Reindeer

Easy Christmas Crafts for kids

Where would Santa be with out his Reindeer?  Check out these easy Christmas crafts for kids all focusing on Santa and his Reindeer.  With Christmas right around the corner, this is the perfect time to try one of these cute crafts, or yummy treats with your kids.

Santa and His Reindeer ~ over 20 Christmas Crafts for kids focusing on Santa and his Reindeer.

Santa and his Reindeer Crafts:

Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen, Comet, cupid, and Donner and Blitzen.  But do you recall…The most famous reindeer of all?

Santa and his Reindeer ~ Christmas Crafts for kids

1.  Paper Plate Santa from A little Bit of Me

2.  Paper Bag Reindeer from Fiskars

3.  Check out our Stacking Reindeer from Housing A Forest

4.  Reindeer Thumbprint Art from Rub Some Dirt On It

Santa and his Reindeer ~ Christmas Crafts for kids

5.  Rudolph at the Window Craft from A Faithful Attempt

6.  Salt Dough Santa Ornaments from Learning to Play and Playing to Learn

7.  Santa Party Poppers from Creative Kids Snacks 

8.  Bottle Cap Reindeer Craft from The Country Chic Cottage

Santa and his Reindeer ~ Christmas Crafts for kids

9.  Santa Disguise Photo Props from Smashed Peas and Carrots

10.  Magical Reindeer Food from Housing A Forest

11.  Santa Handprint craft from The Mother Huddle

12.  Hand Print Reindeer Antlers from Meet the Dubiens

Santa and his Reindeer ~ Christmas Crafts for kids

13.  Toilet Roll Reindeer from Happy Hooligans

14.  Sweet Santa from Babylandiaa

15.  Paper Santa Craft from Whatever

16.  Foot Print Reindeer from Life in Motion Photography

Santa and his Reindeer ~ Christmas Crafts for kids

17.  Rascally Reindeer from Happy Hooligans

18.  Big Little – Santa’s Village from At Home with Ali

19.  Santa Advent Calendar from La Classe Della Maestra Valentina

20.  Reindeer Candy Canes from Multiply Delicious

 

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  3. Simple Reindeer Craft
  4. Clothespin Reindeer Ornament
Posted in take joy in Winter, Weekly Kids Co-op every Thursday and tagged Christmas, Kids Co-op, Reindeer, Winter Activities.

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2 thoughts on “Santa and His Reindeer”

  1. Melanie on at 10:20 pm said:

    Thanks for featuring our Pine Cone Santa. Such a great round up of Santa and Reindeer activities.

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