Nativity ornaments for kids to make

dollar tree nativity ornament great kids craft

Celebrating and retelling the story of the nativity is an important aspect of Christmas. As it can be somewhat difficult for children to understand, by engaging in hands-on nativity activities, kids can better make sense of it all. Plus, these are tons of fun! 23 Nativity Activities

This DIY Yarn Wrapped Nativity Ornament is one of our favorites to make this year. It isn't hard at all, yet it looks so intricate. I love centering our Christmas decor around Christ, and this ornament is perfect for that!

This stained glass nativity ornament is awesome for big kids to complete on their own, or for toddlers as their make the mosaic themselves. DIY ornaments make excellent keepsake crafts or gifts! This stained glass nativity ornament is awesome for big kids to complete independently, or great for toddlers as

Adorable and simple nativity ornaments you can make with your kids. Perfect for a Christmas craft and a great way to keep Christ in Christmas!

This Lighted Nativity Ornament is the perfect way to celebrate the birth of our Savior! Made with a plastic cup and a tealight, perfect for kids!

DIY Nativity Ornament Tutorial – This ornament is easy enough for kids to make and looks very sophisticated on a rustic glam Christmas tree. Use basic craft items like felt, wooden balls, and small grapevine wreaths for a low-budget holiday craft that is beautiful and homemade. Great for preschool and adults. Works for any décor including traditional or modern farmhouse. #easycraft #christmascraft

This fun, air dry clay Nativity ornament to make with your kids will help your family think about the biblical story of the birth of Jesus.

These Stained Glass Nativity Ornaments are such a beautiful craft for the kids to make and hang on the tree. And such a meaningful reminder of the reason for the Season! The great thing about these

Tell the holiday story with these Christmas nativity crafts for kids. Your children can use beads or paper rolls to make a manger scene.