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Emma and Thomas go sledging
- it’s been snowing heavily.
which objects relate to winter
- here you can see 12 objects.
Emma and Thomas go sledging
- it’s been snowing heavily.
Father Christmas and his reindeer
- Father Christmas is very busy at this time of year.
- all over the world, he’s leaving presents under the Christmas tree.
- from time to time, he and his reindeer have a short break.
- then Father Christmas drinks a cup of tea.
- and the reindeer eats bark from the trees.
- colour this picture in beautiful colours .
- hang the colouring page on your window.
- that way, Father Christmas will be sure to see it.
make your own Christmas place cards
- ho ho ho! it’s Christmas again.
- here are four place cards to put on your festive table.
- print out the picture on strong papier.
- colour in the cards in festive colours and cut them out.
- fill in the names.
- fold the cards and arrange them on your Christmas table.
make five Christmas-themed groups of five
- in this grid there are 5 groups, each containing 5 individual Christmas-themed drawings.
- start by separating the drawings that are the same
- create 5 groups, each with 5 different drawings.
- afterwards, colour in whatever you like!
make your own Father Christmas with sleigh
- At Christmas time, Father Christmas comes.
- he flies from the North Pole to here with his sleigh.
- print out the colouring page on strong paper.
- colour everything in festive colours.
- cut out the sleigh and the two strips along the outer lines.
- fold the sleigh as shown in diagram ‘2’ and do the same with the two strips.
- spread glue on ‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’ and ‘d’ and stick the strips in the right place.
- put the sledge on your festive table.
Make your own Christmassy bookshop
- in this bookshop you can buy books to put under the Christmas tree.
- print out the picture, ideally on strong paper.
- colour in the bookshop in Christmassy colours.
- cut out the bookshop around the edges.
- fold it up to make a house.
- spread glu
- colour in the bookshop in Christmassy colours.
- e on the flaps and stick the shop together.
make your own Father Christmas doll
- make your own Father Christmas!
- print out the picture and colour it in.
- cut out the doll along the black lines according to the drawing beside the scissors symbol.
- it’s important that you also cut out a piece following the lines of Father Christmas’s beard.
- spread glue on strip ‘a’ and stick the doll shut.
- make another doll for someone you love.
follow the dotted lines and celebrate Christmas
- hurrah! it’s Christmas
- bring every object to where it belongs.
- do this by following the dotted line with a pen.
- then colour in the picture.
- put the colouring page by the Christmas tree.
