Paper snowflakes are always a favorite and all that's necessary is white paper, scissors and maybe glue and glitter [[http://blog.memorycross.com/crafts-for-sunday-school/|sunday school crafts]] . Fold the paper in half, half again and again, before you have a triangle. Cut small s... 

Kids, young and the young at heart, love the holiday season and there are a nearly unlimited number of products that may be made to keep the kids busy, especially when the weather gets bad and they're home from school. Many tasks can be done with common items found around the house. 

Paper snowflakes are always a popular and all you need is white paper, scissors and maybe glue and glitter. Fold the paper in half, half again and again, until you have a triangle. Reduce little patterns, happen vigilantly, you've beautiful one-of a kind snowflakes. The youngsters might want to make sure they are a bit fancier, for those who have glitter and glue. They also make great arrangements to hang from the ceiling and windows for christmas [[http://youtu.be/ehnOv5svGHM|christian tracts]] . 

Recycled cards - allow children slice the message elements off the cards, and by sticking them to the front of either folded construction paper o-r light card share, they could create their own cards to deliver to friends and family. Lace, sparkle and other items could make good decorative details. 

Ornaments/gift tags by cutting out the pictures from the cards in various shapes (stars, groups, etc), maybe even using scrap scheduling edging scissors, some lace and glitter, they can make sweet ornaments for your tree that can also be-used as gift tags. 

Chocolate recipe cut-a hexagon of basic cardstock and then six parts from Christmas card fronts (trying to get the best part of the image showing on the shape) that taper slightly wider at the top than the base for the sides. Cover all the items with clear contact paper and punch holes along all the edges, evenly spread. Sew the pieces together using ribbon o-r string, and you've a one of a kind candy dish. Allow the kiddies try out various shapes and sizes. 

Styrofoam basketball snowmen are a straightforward project. Bunch and glue together (use the pieces to be supported by toothpicks different sizes, and decorate with buttons, or scrap pieces of felt for that mouth and eyes and buttons. To produce a hat for that snowman, place a standard size styrofoam coffee cup upside down on a foil covered baking pan. Place in the oven at a temperature (adult supervision). Watch while the glass carefully begins to soften, shrink and reshape it self into a interesting top hat [[http://blog.memorycross.com/chick-tracts/|chick bible tracts]] . Remove vigilantly, let them cool, and they may be painted and adorned and glued onto the head.