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If you didn’t already know, our family is really into the original How The Grinch Stole Christmas movie!

Place the completed Grinch head on the green strip so the bottom is flush with the bottom of the strip and glue or tape in place. These Christmas color by number printables are another no-prep activity that can help with fine motor skills and number recognition. For this post, I made a video tutorial since sometimes that is the best way to see exactly how I do it. There are also printable directions at the end of this post.

First up we suggest books! There are so many fun Christmas books for kids, but we’ve narrowed it down to the most popular choices. Recycled Christmas Tree Craft– This recycled Christmas tree craft is perfect for kids to make out of an old cereal box. With just a few simple supplies, you can turn an ordinary cereal box into a beautiful and festive Christmas tree. How To Catch An Elf: Kids everywhere love the silliness of this Christmas story. The rhymes and the illustrations will draw the kids in as well. This is a Christmas book kids will want to read every year! Kids’ Christmas Craft Ideas Are your children fans of the newest Grinch movie that came out in 2018? If so, they’ll love this young handprint Grinch craft. Create Max’s collar by gluing the gray spots to the collar. Next, glue it in the middle of the headband base.

It’s pretty simple thanks to the printable template that we’re giving to you, so don’t worry if you’re not an artist!Paper plate crafts for Christmas time are some of the most fun! This paper plate Grinch craft for kids is simple and easy thanks to the free printable template. Want a low key Grinch activity that’s great for quiet time? These color in Grinch bookmarks are perfect for doing at home or in the classroom! We love this Grinch tissue paper craft for young kids to help them practice their fine motor skills! Since this post is part of a Dollar Store Christmas challenge, I tried to use almost all products from a dollar store. Some I found at The Dollar Tree and others I found at the 99 Cent Store.

If your kids are working on letter recognition, they’ll want to use these reindeer worksheets. Not only will it help with the letter R, but it’ll also help with handwriting and scissor skills. It’s a simple papercraft that comes with a free template. Make it as a family, then gather around and watch the movie. I used two different size bowls from the Dollar Tree again. They were in the glass candle section at my store. The top one is slightly smaller. The perfect accessory for your fur baby! Turn your dog into the iconic Max from The Grinch with our Antler Headband. This easy-to-wear, with its elastic chin strap & adjustable headband, is lightweight to ensure your pet is comfortable whilst you capture that perfect festive picture. Designed to fit a variety of dog sizes.

There’s something about the old animation and festive songs that just can’t be replaced (we’re looking at your Jim Carrey!). This adorable Grinch gingerbread man craft is a fun and simple paper craft that’s great to make during the month of December! One of the very first things we suggest doing is reading aloud to your child. Reading to kids can help them in so many ways – from improving their reading comprehension to developing a love of reading and beyond! Do you want to keep the festivities going? If so, create an entire Christmas unit around this Grinch craft. We’re sharing our favorite ideas below.

I really wanted a knit red and white striped scarf like the Grinch wears in the new movie, but I don’t know how to knit… It’s on my list to learn! I used a ribbon I had in my stash. I folded it in half and glued it together to make it thinner. Then I glued it on the glass and tied a knot in the front. Christmas is nearly here and we’ve rounded up some of the cutest, most fun, and easiest Grinch Christmas crafts for kids to make this year! All of these ideas are budget-friendly and appeal to a variety of ages. Most of them have simple materials that are likely already in your craft closet! Crafting is another great idea to do throughout the holidays! It’s a good way for kids to learn how to use scissors properly and work on their fine motor skills. Plus, it’s lots of fun. Christmas is coming and these elf worksheets are a fun way to keep your kid engaged and learning. These free printables will help kids with letter E recognition, handwriting practice, and scissor skills. The kids will love this Christmas activity!I really can’t get enough of these cute Grinch decorations. They are super easy to make. I have a Free hand-drawn SVG File and a video tutorial for you, so let’s get started! Materials Needed for Grinch Decorations