Get in the holiday spirit by decorating and giving out these adorable cards as gifts or encourage students to write a personal message to their parents or friends on the inside of the card.

Featuring four Christmas illustrations, these cards are great for students to personalize for family and friends. These Design Your Own Snowman Christmas Cards present children with the blank slate of a snowman, which they can then decorate with their own selection of the included hat, scarf, glove and other miscellaneous cut-outs. The resulting Christmas cards will be different variations of the same thing, which could make them as appropriate for a classroom display as they would be as Christmas cards. Handprint and Footprint Christmas Card Crafts These fun coloring Christmas cards are blank inside so that you can write your own message. The great reason to make your own Christmas cards is that you can say exactly what you want. In this spirit, I’ve created the following free printable colour in Christmas cards you can fill with your own special messages and then hand out during the holidays. Printable Christmas Cards to ColorMindfulness Christmas Placemats - Perfect for keeping children occupied over those long Christmas meals.

Don’t forget to add your personalized message on the inside of the card to make unique Christmas cards that could only be from you!If your class enjoyed using these Christmas baubles to colour sheets, try this wonderful Design a Candy Cane Christmas art activity. This encourages children to design their own mindfulness-inspired patterns. In EYFS, it’s not always easy for this age group to communicate their opinions, thoughts, or emotions. With activities like these Christmas card ideas for EYFS, children can independently guide you to the card they think their receiver is going to like. They can then choose for themselves what they’d like to write in it, based on their relationship with that person. Children will relish the chance to unleash their creativity with some brand-new EYFS Christmas card ideas! This can also be a great way for you to ask them to write a letter to Santa to ask for gifts. Have them bring home the letter to give to their parents as a 'keepsake'. ;) Really we just want to give the parents a headstart on Christmas shopping! Print them out and let your children colour in these festive greetings cards. You could also use these Christmas card templates to give your children ideas for their very own cards.

These free printable Christmas cards to color in are also very convenient. Simply print them, color them and give them to your loved ones. These color your own Christmas cards are also great for last-minute card if you have forgotten to buy one or need one in a hurry. There are lots of choices available here. There are even Christmas cards to color for adults.Learning more about Christmas teaches children about traditions, culture, religion and the act of giving. The hardest part of making these Christmas cards with your children will be choosing which to colour first! Some of the cards say Merry Christmas on the front. Others have Happy Holidays and Season’s Greeting. We wanted to make sure they were inclusive to everyone during this holiday season. They’ll be able to channel all that Christmas excitement and energy into their card-making work, producing beautiful, heart-felt gifts.