Hey Duggee HD006 Wrapping Paper 2 Sheet and 2 Gift Tag

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If you like to be creative, you can draw Santa a picture to add in the envelope when you send it to the North Pole. Enjoy using silly spray and paint in the Creative Lab game, where you could draw a reindeer and tell Santa which reindeer of his is your favourite!

To find out to make a handprint Christmas wreathfor the classroom door or any door inside the house follow Evie's instructions, you can make it any colour you want and make your door look brilliantly festive! Stamp your design all over your wrapping paper and let dry. If you already have a specific box to wrap, you can precut the paper to fit that box. Help the little ones to apply paint onto the stamps with a brush, testing and dabbing off the excess on a scrap of paper. Wrapping paper chains -There's always left over scraps of paper when wrapping presents, so why not keep them aside and create winter style paper chains with the whole family or class.Remember that Santa has to gift presents to all the children across the world. So he might not be able to bring you what you asked for, but Christmas will still be a fun, festive celebration! Cut out all of the paper templates from the activity sheet. Place the full body paper template over the square sheet of red felt, use the template to cut the 2 full body Duggee shapes, place to the side. Before you even start writing your letter to Santa, you could play some music from the CBeebies Christmas songs playlist, and have a little dance in a Christmas jumper if you have one to get in the festive spirit! Ask your child to draw a bone on the brown card to create the present label. Then cut this out and put to one side for later. Make your own advent calendar- Create a Father Christmas beard advent calendar with Gyasi from the CBeebies House and countdown to Christmas with your family or your class.

Christmas garland -Garlands can dress up any room and are great all year round. It's a fun crafty activity that is also a good way to use any old clothes or cloths you might have lying around. Follow the instructions in our video below to get started on your Christmas garland.Place the two head templates over the square sheet of medium brown felt, use the templates to cut out. Place to the side. Ask your little ones to draw a heart shape on one slice, then a bone on the other with a pen or pencil. You can ask Santa anything! How about asking if you made it onto the Nice List this year? Or, you could ask how the elves in the North Pole are getting ready for Christmas?