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- Christmas Tree Ornaments
- Christmas Card Decorations
- Christmas Party Decorations
- Gingerbread Man Crowns
- Gingerbread Man Stapled Crafts
- Picture Frame Decorations
- Gingerbread Man Mosaic Crafts
- Classroom Decorations
- Classroom Activities
- Party Games
My gingerbread man templates can be turned into adorable Christmas tree ornaments in just a few steps. First, you’ll print the templates onto brown cardstock (or, you can print them onto regular computer paper, cut them out and then trace the cut-outs onto cardboard). Cut them out, and then your kids can decorate them any way they want – using craf...
Nothing says “love” like a DIY Christmas card, and my gingerbread men are ideal for decorating them. Print them off, let your kids color them in however they want, cut them out and then paste them to the front of the card. Conversely, you could also turn the gingerbread men into the card itself – print off two copies of the same template and staple...
When you’re hosting a Christmas party, the last thing you want to do is spend a fortune on decorating your house. You can use my gingerbread man templates as inexpensive décor, and you can get your kids in on the action by recruiting them to help color in the figures. Once they’re done, you can string together the gingerbread men and make bunting t...
A fun use for my gingerbread men is to use them to make crown crafts (this is a perfect activity for a Christmas party that includes kids!). You’ll print out the templates and then have the kids cut them in half. They’ll color in the top half of the gingerbread men. Next, you’ll cut two-inch strips of construction paper and loop them to form the “c...
Another cute use for my gingerbread men is to turn them into a pillowy stapled craft. To do this, you will need to print off the template of your choice onto brown cardstock. Have your kids decorate just one of the gingerbread men – that will be the top layer. Cut out both templates and start stapling them together, about a fourth of an inch in. Wh...
Another fun craft idea for using my gingerbread men is to create a custom Christmas-themed picture frame. You will need shrink sheets, which you can find on Amazon; print the templates onto the shrink sheets and have your kids color them in with markers. They’ll cut them out, and then you will bake them per the instructions. Once they’re cooled, yo...
This is a simple and fun craft using my gingerbread man templates. You’ll need lots of scraps of paper – or if it’s older kids or adults doing the craft, you can use actual crafting glass or mosaic tiles. Print out the template of your choice and then fill in the gingerbread men with the scraps of paper or glass, carefully gluing them down. You can...
If your classroom needs livening up for the winter holiday season, you can use my gingerbread man templates to help brighten the space. They’re a great, secular symbol of the winter holidays, so you don’t have to worry about discluding anyone based on religion. In fact, you could get your students to color them in and decorate them, and then hang t...
There are lots of classroom activities you can use my gingerbread men for as well. For example, you could hand out handfuls of buttons, call out a number and then have your students place the correct number of buttons on the gingerbread men. Or you could have your students color in/decorate the gingerbread men however they like, then write a paragr...
My gingerbread man templates are ideal for holiday party games. For example, you could play pin the gumdrop buttons on the gingerbread man, print out one of the templates, and make paper buttons. Then you can blindfold the kids, spin them around and watch the hilarity ensue! Another game is sticker matching. Find holiday-themed stickers and place t...
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Jan 24, 2016 · Step one is to visit Myspace.com. Things are... different now. For one, there is no Tom. The new interface, while different from the old one, feels familiar in that it seems pretty half-baked and ...
and is available to you as a PDF so you can print it out on your own printer. You will need Adobe Reader to print this pattern (Free on the Internet). The pattern cover is in color and the directions and pattern pieces are in black print.
Free printable Ginger from Talking Tom coloring page, easy to print from any device and automatically fit any paper size.
