Writing Practice

The Meaning Behind Christmas Decor {Printable}

Today is the last of my 24 Days of Printables!  If you missed out you can check out the Facebook Album & you’ll have plenty to do over the holiday break.

I wanted to introduce the meaning of our Christmas decorations and when I googled the meanings there were no visuals for kids to make easy associations SO I thought that this task would be perfect for my last Christmas printable for 2013:

Meaning of Christmas Visual.001

It’s super kid-friendly so I hope you enjoy it!

 

Christmas Graphics: The Mommy Teacher 2013

Nativity Graphics: @Charlotte Braddock 2013

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Favorite Christmas Traditions

I made a printable to piggyback this morning’s post…. you should definitely go back and read it if you haven’t had a chance!

Or, you can always “Pin It” and save it to read later. 😉

I made a journal template for Christmas traditions so that you could help your kids write out their traditions as a keepsake, but I decided that I am going to print one for myself.

I want my kids to get to see what my childhood traditions were so they could learn a little and yes, even compare the traditions from my childhood to theirs.

So, here it is:

Favorite Traditions Journal

Oh, and Stick these in a folder or binder with sheet protectors so you can always add pictures later!

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Guiding Santa’s Sleigh {Creative Writing}

Rudolph.001

I was reading this book:

Who Will Guide My Sleigh Tonight?

and I’m in the 24 days of Christmas Printables mode.

So, I decided to give make a template for it… meanwhile I have “Run, Run, Rudolph” stuck in my head and I don’t know any of the other lyrics.

This template can be used however you would like.  You can white-out my writing prompt if you come up with a better idea for it (and if you do, please share it).

But, I am using it as a creative writing (or drawing) template to do after reading the adorable book “Who will guide my sleigh tonight?”

Click HERE if ya want it!

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Draw Mrs Claus A Picture For Her Fridge

If I were Santa’s wife, I would be saying “Yoo Hoo…over here. You think he could do anything without his supportive wifey at the North Pole?”

I mean, the girl deserves some credit too.

I thought it would be so sweet for kids to start drawing a picture for her fridge at the North Pole.

I made two templates….

Write Letters To Mrs Claus

One with most of the letter written out, but with a prompt that the drawing will be on the back of the letter:

Have your child draw a Picture on the back of this letter to Mrs. Claus!

And the second with space for writing on the back:

Your child can write a letter or draw a picture for the Mrs. too!

 

Click HERE to get the templates for free. 🙂

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Letter To Santa Template

Better late than never right?

If you have already helped your children write their letters to Santa then you can always pin this  for next year.

I wanted to make a template that prompted my little ones to be self-reflective and appreciative.

Dear Santa Template

Hope you like it!  Click Here to get it!

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