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Crack the code to work out what Oliver has asked Santa to bring him this Christmas. We haven't provided any clues at all, so children will need to think about how they might write a letter to Santa to get them started.

All but three of the Christmas decorations below have a pair. Can you match them up and then find the 3 that don't?

There are three tall and long mazes to navigate on this page - three Christmas candle mazes!

This reindeer spelling jigsaw makes a perfect last minute stocking filler, or a fun surprise if you're filling your own advent calendar this year. Choose from our coloured or black and white versions, print onto card then slice down the vertical lines to make the jigsaw.

Print this lovely scene of an adult and baby reindeer and use it in displays at Christmas or for an animal topic.

This reindeer scene colouring card is a lovely way to send someone a unique, personalised greeting this Christmas!

Here's a cute reindeer lacing card, perfect for Christmas. Print onto some card, cut out the reindeer and laminate if you prefer. Punch holes evenly around the end of the reindeer (simplify the shape around the antlers unless you have an older child who wants a sewing challenge!).

The picture on the top doesn't look much like a reindeer yet, but it will once the children complete it with a face, antlers and legs! Perhaps he'll have a red nose like Rudolph too?

This Ready for Bed On Christmas Eve jigsaw is a perfect activity to put inside a Christmas Eve box. Print onto some card, then cut into pieces using our simple jigsaw instructions and cutting guides.