Fingerprint Activities Christmas

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This darling gingerbread art is perfect for Christmas or a “Can’t catch me – I’m the gingerbread man” story craft!

Step 1 – Cut the cardboard to the size of the Christmas card you want. Smaller cards are better as they don’t make the finger prints look so tiny and keep them in proportion.Yes, of course! Here at Twinkl, we have loads of KS1 craft activities to be used around the Christmas period. Here are some we think you might like to use after creating some festive fingerprint Christmas cards with your KS1 children: I love these super cute penguins which your kids could easily put onto Christmas cards with little washi tape hats and scarves … The possibilities are endless. Use white fingerprints to make snowmen, green fingerprints to make a Christmas wreath or tree or red fingerprints to make Santa. Start early and make all your cards this year or leave it until the Christmas holidays as a craft activity to keep your kids busy before Christmas. A freebie template is available upon sign-up to our regular newsletter – this can be found towards the end of this post. Alternatively, join the Arty Crafty Kids club to access our complete library of art and craft templates!

Step 8: Older children may enjoy challenging themselves to connecting the baubles in diagonal lines. There is nothing nicer than receiving a handmade Christmas card, and even more so in today’s electronic age.They are a great way to get crafting with your children and fingerprint Christmas cards are a brilliant holiday craft perfect for doing with kids of all ages, plus the recipient will love to keep the holiday card as a keepsake. Happy Crafting! Hand print Christmas cards are a cool mark making activity for young kids. Or for something less messy hand cut out cards are fun.

And these Rudolf the Reindeer potato print Christmas cards are just as cute and just as easy … Christmas Cookie Cutter Potato Stamps Paint on the brim of the hat and the tip of the hat with white paint. You can also use cotton balls for these parts. They are also a great way to use up tatty remains of tissue paper and are actually a cool way to practice :