When it’s coming up on winter break, the chaos in kids can lead to the breakdown of normal classroom studies and instead have teachers reverting to crafts. My smaller Christmas tree ornament templates are ideal for DIY gift tags when you want to be a little bit extra with your gift-giving. Put paint, markers, glue, glitter, ribbon, fabric swatches, and even beads or cereal onto the table, and the kids will do the rest. 1. Iron-Ons For Apparel

You can turn my on-paper Christmas tree ornament templates into actual ornaments that will adorn your tree for years to come. You’ll loop a piece of ribbon through the hole you punched out, tie it off and use that to hang the ornaments on the tree. 9. Greeting Card EmbellishmentsPoke a hole in the top and tie off a piece of string or cord to hang the ornaments on the tree. 2. Christmas Party Activities For Kids My Christmas tree ornament templates are the perfect blank canvas for a gorgeous DIY Christmas card cover. Once they’ve cooled, you and your kids can decorate them using ribbon, glitter, sequins, or whatever else you can dream up!

Or you could give the templates to your kids to decorate and have them make Christmas cards for all your friends and family. 8. Ornament Picture Frame Crafts Repeat until the ornament is filled (you can get creative and make zig-zag patterns or a star or heart), then cut out the shape. You could also take one of the larger ornament templates (or resize it to be even larger) and add lines within the ornament before making copies.My Christmas ornament templates make inexpensive but lovely Christmas party decorations that will delight guests. You can make cute ornament-themed apparel using my templates; you’ll just need the iron-on vinyl and a Cricut.