Tinkerbell has endured for so long that many children believe this entertaining pixie is a real-life fairy.

For this fun craft, give each child a large poster board, turned vertically, and let them draw their own Rapunzel tower, making sure to create a window. Then you’ll instruct your kids to “color” in the lines with the tissue paper, cutting it down to size to fit within the outline you have chosen. Taking a break from all the Christmas decorations, Pooh sits down to have a meal of honey. Work and study is important, but you should always remember to replenish your body with food. Choose a place to save your coloring sheet. I often use my desktop, or you may even want a folder somewhere on your computer where you save all of your coloring sheets.Youngsters can color as many Disney Christmas characters as desired, but when cut out, they should be folded in the shape of a fan, from top to bottom. Christmas is a time for sharing time and love with those close to you. These fun Disney images are a jumping off point for you to do this, and spend creative time building connections through art and collaboration. The snowflakes should then be glued to either side of the napkin holder for an adorable table centerpiece. 7. Tinkerbell in the Garden The child now has an adorable Disney gift card holder to use for the holidays. 4. Create a Homemade Ornament Presenting the harmonious spirit of Christmas, here are the popular characters from Disney’s Lady and the Tramp celebrating the holiday season together.

Next, have the child cut a tree shaped triangle from green posterboard, adding a yellow construction paper star to the top. The posters can then be embellished in any way the children like to make them extra fancy. 15.Frozen in the Snow Depending on the type of Snow White figure chosen, your child might decide to cut the parts out separately and reattach them with paper fasteners to make the limbs movable.Inspired by the animal that has come to represent Australia to the world, here are Kanga and Roo making sure their Christmas tree is beautifully adorned. With the placing of the star at the top, they are finally done with the Christmas decoration. Have them use puffy paint or pom poms, glitter glue, or glue with glitter – the possibilities are endless, and the only limit is your imagination! 15. Christmas Party Decorations The child can decorate it with hearts, flowers, or that famous Minnie Mouse bow, using red, white, and pink puffy paint. To make Christmas-themed suncatchers, you will need transparency paper sheets and tissue paper in a variety of colors.

Two or more Winnie the Pooh characters should be colored, cut out, and laminated to the side of an ordinary canning jar. Invisible glue works best for this.

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Encourage your kids to follow the outline of the wreaths with glitter glue or glue (and then go in with the glitter before it has dried).