Christmas can get complicated quickly.
So much fun and chaos gets packed into one month. And the awe and wonder of the incarnation, God becoming man for us, can get lost in the shuffle.
These Christmas Nativity activities are a great way to refocus and open up discussion with your kids about the true meaning of Christmas.
Enjoy, and MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Nativity Sets
* Small World Nativity Play by Sun Hats and Wellie Boots
* Lego Nativity Set by Frugal Fun for Boys
* Use Toilet Paper Rolls to Make a Nativity Set by Happy Hooligans
Make Wise Men with Shampoo Bottles by No Time for Flash Cards
Small World Nativity Play by The Imagination Tree
Manger Figurines by Mama’s Happy Hive
* Felt Nativity Scene by Mama Smiles
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Ornaments
Jesus in the Manger Ornament by Something 2 Offer
Baby Jesus Ornament Made with an Envelope by Mrs. Jones’ Creation Station
* Lighted Nativity Ornament by I Can Teach My Child
Kid-Made Nativity Ornament by Mom Inspired Life
Printable Worksheets
Free Printable Nativity Preschool Worksheet by Learning 2 Walk
Free Printable Nativity Pre-K/K Worksheets by This Reading Mama
Other Crafts and Activities
* Stars and Angels Mobile by Mama’s Happy Hive
* Stain Glass Nativity Craft by Housing a Forest
Nativity Tree by Sun Hats and Wellie Boots
* And Another Nativity Tree by Sun Hats and Wellie Boots
Draw the Nativity with Geometric Shapes by Mama Smiles
* LEGO Nativity Puzzles by I Can Teach My Child
Make a Christmas Story Bracelet by Adventures in Mommydom
Nativity Memory Game by My Joy-Filled Life
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Esther says
Thanks for these ideas! I’m so uncrafty so I really need ideas to get me started on these things. My daughter LOVES doing crafts so I will pin this so I can come back to it!
Julie says
You bet! I’m not so creative myself! My son however is always building and want to do science experiments! Kids keep us on our toes!
maryanne @ mama smiles says
So many wonderful nativities! Thank you for including ours 🙂
Julie says
Thanks for letting me share your great ideas!
Vanessa says
This is a beautiful list of nativity activities for kids! Thank you so much for featuring our stars and angels mobile. 🙂