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Pair the reading of the Legend of the Candy Cane, “J is for Jesus” activity sheet, and candy cane ornament for a fun-filled Sunday school class! To download, visit our Candy Cane Printables.
- Just Hanging Around
- Make A Candy Cane Umbrella Handle
- A Sweet Picture Frame
- Create A Unique Shelf
- Make A Gift Package Label
- Scrunched Paper Candy Cane Craft
- Make A Candy Cane Door Sign
- Design A Giant Pinwheel
- Decorate A Large Snack Bowl
- Mailbox Decor
For an easy and fun classroom activity, have each child color a candy cane and write his or her name in one of the stripes with puffy black paint. Laminate the candy canes with contact paper on both sides, and punch a small hole at the top. Help the youngsters hang their candy canes from the ceiling to add a sugary flare to the classroom’s decor. E...
If your youngster has an old umbrella that he or she plays with, and it happens to have a hook handle, a candy cane coloring page can be used in a super fun way. Once the candy cane is colored, it should be cut from the page and reinforced with a thin piece of cardboard or thick construction paper. With super glue, it should be carefully glued arou...
To make a picture frame a bit sweeter, have your youngster color and cut out two candy canes. Glue them to stiff cardboard and cut them out. Then, glue their bases to the bottom of the picture frame in a crisscrossed manner. The tops should be facing in so that the upper portion of the candy canes creates a sort of heart shape around whatever is be...
For this engaging craft, all the youngsters need is a piece of cardboard and their candy cane coloring pages. Begin by having each child fold a rectangular piece of cardboard in half lengthwise. Next, several candy canes should be colored and cut out, and a hole punch should be used to thread them with yarn and dangle them from the bottom of the “s...
A candy cane coloring page is perfect if your child enjoys making homemade gift labels. Once the candy cane coloring is finished, it should be attached to a thin piece of cardboard and cut out. The child can then cut and color a green (or any color they desire) bow shape and place a white sticker in the middle of it for the recipient’s name. Once t...
For this craft, two candy canes should be colored, cut out, and glued to either side of an empty paper towel cardboard, leaving room at the bottom. Red tissue paper should then be glued to a paper or foam plate and “scrunched” around the base the way a cloth would be placed around a Christmas tree base. Put glue at the bottom of the cardboard, sque...
A candy cane door sign is easy to make and only requires some string, a bit of cardboard, and some glue. When the child has finished coloring and cutting out two candy canes, they should be crisscrossed with the open end facing out. It’s best to laminate them to cardboard first. A hole punch can be used to create a place for the string to hang the ...
Youngsters will love working on this classroom craft as a group. Each child should color a candy cane and carefully cut it out. The bases of the candy canes should then be stacked one on top of another and affixed with craft clasps or a giant paper fastener. When all the candy canes are fanned out, it creates a giant candy cane pinwheel that can be...
All you need for this craft is a simple snack bowl; the larger, the better. Have your youngster color 2-4 candy canes, and decorate them with glitter or sparkle spray. Next, use super glue to affix them to the outside of the snack bowl, and spray it with one coat of acrylic spray. Now you have a fancy snack bowl for the holidays or any other time.
A candy cane coloring page is perfect if you have an old-fashioned mailbox that you’d like to liven up a bit. When the candy cane is finished, the page can be glued to the mailbox entirely, or the candy cane is cut out and placed on the mailbox like a decal. For extra fun, have your youngster color several candy canes and use some to decorate the m...
Feb 8, 2015 · This year I created some adorable coloring pages that can be used alongside your Candy Cane Christmas unit. There are two different versions, one for boys and one for girls. Children can folor the stripes of the candy canes to complete the “Jesus loves me” message.
Dec 23, 2022 · Check out our Candy Cane Legend printable! This printable explains the history and symbolism behind the candy cane, making it a great resource for teaching children about Christmas traditions. Simply download, print, and enjoy this informative and festive activity with your family.
Sep 2, 2024 · In this article, you’ll find 50+ unique candy cane-themed coloring pages that are free and printable. Each page offers a new way to engage your child in artistic fun, providing endless opportunities for them to express their creativity.
Candy Cane Coloring Sheets. Sometimes it is just nice to have a few coloring sheets on hand. Whether it is for a youngster waiting to do “school” with you or for a Sunday school class full of preschoolers! Merry Christmas!
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Legend of the Candy Cane Printables. These are meant to be used as a Christian witnessing tool or Christmas gifts for kids, Sunday school classes, and teachers. In this set, you will find multiple options on how to use these: poster, tags, bookmarks, etc. Go through and look at the various sizes and options so you will know what pages to print.
