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Kids, young and the young at heart, love the holidays and there are a very nearly unlimited amount of designs that can be designed to keep the kids busy, especially when the weather gets bad and they're home from school. Many tasks can be achieved with common objects found at home. 

Paper snowflakes are always a popular and all you need is white paper, scissors and perhaps glue and glitter. Fold the paper in half, half again and again, before you have a pie. Reduce little designs, happen watchfully, you have beautiful one of a-kind snowflakes. When you yourself have glue and glitter, the children may want to make sure they are somewhat fancier. In addition they make great decorations to hold from your roof and windows for the holiday season [[http://youtu.be/x8fHGbCd17U|like us on facebook]] . 

Recycled cards - allow the young ones slice the communication components off the cards, and by sticking them to the front of both folded construction paper or lightweight card stock, they could develop their own cards to deliver to friends and family. Bow, sparkle and other objects will make nice decorative touches. 

Ornaments/gift tags by eliminating the photographs from your cards in different styles (stars, communities, and so forth), maybe even using scrap booking border scissors, some ribbon and sparkle, they can make lovely decorations for the tree that can also be utilized as gift tags. 

Chocolate meal cut a hexagon of simple document and then six parts from Christmas card fronts (hoping to get the part of the image showing on the appearance) 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 yarn, and you've an one-of a kind candy bowl. Let the children try out different shapes and sizes. 

Styrofoam basketball snowmen are a simple task. Collection and stick together (use the pieces to be supported by toothpicks different styles, and adorn with buttons, or scrap pieces of felt for that eyes and mouth and buttons. To create a hat for that snowman, place a standard measurement styrofoam coffee cup upside-down on a foil covered baking pan. Devote the oven at a temperature (adult supervision). Watch while the glass watchfully begins to shrink, melt and reshape it-self into a funny top hat [[http://blog.memorycross.com/chick-tracts/|chick bible tracts]] . Remove vigilantly, let them cool, and they can be painted and adorned and glued onto the head.