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Print and make our Santa Door Hanger to make sure that Santa stops at the right place this year!
We've got 4 different versions to choose from, depending on whether you feel like colouring in and cutting and sticking - or you just want something to put up quickly!
Kids can have ripping and crumpling and sticking to create this Santa face collage - a quick and easy craft for Christmas. Printable included.
Make a jolly Santa out of fuse beads for Christmas! You'll need lots of red beads, white beads for hat, beard, moustache, eye brows and buttons, and black for eyes and nose.
Here's a pretty, detailed colouring page of Santa delivering presents - fun for some Christmas colouring in!
Use this fun Christmas template in our suggested Christmas crafts or come up with your own projects. It is available in 4 different sizes.
This Hide and Seek variation is a perennial favourite, but you will need a large house with lots of good hiding places! Younger children may become lonely or distracted, so play with kids over the age of 5 or 6.
Here is an unusual balloon game, which provides lots of noisy fun. Great for mixed age groups too.
Age: 6+
You will need:
A sausage-shaped balloon for each team
This is such a quick and easy New Year's craft for children, to make their very own savings jar craft.
Match up the numbers and colours for this fun scarecrow colour by number page! Available with UK and US spellings.
Here's a simple, cute scarecrow for younger kids to print and colour. It's just one or a range of scarecrow printables using this illustration.
Print and colour this lovely scarecrow, standing guard over an autumn field.
The size of this scarecrow lacing card makes it better for slightly older children, and with some neat stitches around the edges it looks good on display. Just print onto card, punch or prick holes around the edges, and sew with a blunt needle, embroidery thread or wool.
Here's a cheerful scarecrow poster (just one of our scarecrow printable pages) to display in the classroom or home. Use it with younger children to discuss shapes and colours. You could even play "pin the nose on the scarecrow" !
Dress yourself up a scarecrow puppet from a wooden spoon and a few fabric scraps, and he will be a great addition to your puppet show! This makes a fun craft to do with kids during the autumn / fall season.
What has the scarecrow in this illustrated story paper seen? What do you think he thinks about? Is he a happy scarecrow, or a sad scarecrow? Kids can have fun writing about what they see or making up their own stories ...
Cute scarecrow writing paper to print for your writing projects, in three varitions: blank, lined and with handwriting lines.
Kids love a good scary story. Set the scene by lowering the lights and perhaps lighting a few candles (always supervise children around candles). You can also play some low spooky music in the background...
The best monarchs have a golden sceptre to carry as a sign of their royalty! The Queen of course held one on her coronation. Here's one the kids can make themselves.
Print this simple outline school bag or backpack colouring page for the kids to colour in - perfect for Back to School! Click the link below for the printable version.
This cheerful school boy needs to be coloured in! Just print out our colouring page and decide on the colour of his uniform. Click the link below for the printable version.