Then the kids will carefully cut out the main figure; after they do that, you’ll also want to write their name and the date on the back (the date is for posterity!).
You’ll then have to laminate the cut-outs, then punch holes near the top. String ribbon through and tie it off, and you have yourself an easy but cute ornament for the Christmas tree!
When choosing one though, it’s worth considering a few things first. Whatever you buy needs to be age-appropriate – simple designs may not hold an older child’s attention for long – and the theme engaging.
(Try these mother-daughter books for a shared reading experience instead.) It’s filled with curse words and patterns that pair well with your favorite glass of wine.
You will need a bit of space for this as it’s 112cm x 78cm when assembled, but it’s just the thing for keeping kids of all ages busy during the school holidays when you have jobs to do.
This would be the perfect activity on Christmas Eve night with a fire lit and a glass of hot apple cider or eggnog beside you. But don't stay up too late, or Santa won't come!
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After the children are done coloring and the lines are drawn in, pick a recipient, have the children write in a little note, address the postcard and put a stamp on it for mailing.
In it, you’ll find 60 designs, from animals and mandalas to paisleys and flowers. These one-sided sheets are thick, so even your favorite gel pens and markers Quote won’t bleed through.
It’s a quick job, but we found it a bit fiddly to put together on our own, especially when our three-year-old tester was trying to get inside before it was finished. An extra pair of hands would have made the job much easier.
Depending on the size of the trays, you might have to cut out a specific object; or, if you can, shrink the illustration down to fit.
These illustrations are so detailed! I still have yet to finish one page but it’s beautiful, with lovely images of animals and flowers.
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My daughters totally dig the super cute and happy images to color in this coloring book. Even my 15-year-old has already done at least a third of the coloring pages. Color therapy for teens? Who knew?