Christmas Activities for Toddlers

This Christmas tree thumbprint art project doesn't take too much time to set up, and it's super easy for toddlers to make.

You can spread good tidings with this adorable handprint angel Christmas craft which also makes a great keepsake card.

Toddlers can help you pour the glitter into this DIY snow globe, and then they can shake it for a fun calming activity.

This simple wreath is a breeze for toddlers to make! After an adult cuts out the center of a paper plate, toddlers can decorate it with bows.

Threading beads onto pipe cleaners is a fun fine motor activity, and this time kids can use them to create an adorable Christmas ornament for the tree.

Little ones can strengthen fine motor skills as they scrunch paper to decorate these paper Christmas trees.

Christmas crafts don't get any easier than adding a few elements to create these reindeer cards.

Kids can decorate craft sticks with pom poms, sequins, and pipe cleaners to make these craft stick Christmas crafts.

These pipe cleaner Christmas tree ornaments are simple to assemble. And, as kids thread beads on the pipe cleaners, the craft serves as a fun fine motor activity.

These Christmas sensory bottles will need to be assembled by a grown-up. But, they're sure to provide hours of calming play this holiday season.

I cannot wait to try this frozen pom poms Christmas sensory bin with my grandson this year!

You can set up this fun holiday pom pom push toddler activity in about five minutes. Kids will work hard to push the pom poms through the holes in the box.

Sticky contact paper is a fun thing to use with toddlers. When you create this contact paper Christmas tree, kids can decorate it over and over again.

Fill a bin with red and green rice, red and green toys, and small Christmas objects to create a fun Christmas sensory bin for your toddlers.

If you've got plastic balls (like you see in a ball pit), you can use them to create a Christmas tree ball sorting activity for toddlers.