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Draw the second half of this snowflake, using the principles of symmetry to fill in the missing parts of the grid.

This pretty angel picture can be completed by using symmetry. We've provided a grid to help as she's rather tricky!

The twins always get the same presents in their stockings on Christmas morning ... but not this year! Santa has forgotten to put something into Tim's stocking. Can the children pair up the toys and find what is missing?

These lovely Christmas cubes look cute placed underneath a mini Christmas tree or on a mantlepiece! Print onto some card, cut out, then fold along the lines. Glue along the tabs then construct your cube! We have two versions to choose from below: colour, or black and white.

Paper chains are one of the simplest but prettiest homemade decorations to make at Christmas! There are 6 designs in this pack, and you can choose from our coloured printable or black and white version (so you can colour them yourself).

This lovely snowman lacing card has a very simple outline for cutting out and sewing or lacing. Laminate if you want to reuse, then punch holes around the edge and off you go!

Colour in this lovely picture of the nativity scene, with the star above the stable, baby Jesus in the manger, and all the other elements of the Christmas story to colour in.

This Christmas Party booklet works well as an invitation, or for letting guests know what you have planned at your festive gathering! Or you could use it to write down memories from a fun party you've already attended.

There are lots of uses for this bright and cheerful Happy Christmas booklet - Christmas lists, shopping lists, or just writing about happy memories! You'll need our origami booklet folding guide.