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Children's Christmas Art:
Reindeer Handprint


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Here's a nice group activity for younger kids. Based on hand prints and foot prints that are traced, cut and glued in place, this Christmas craft is easy to do with pleasing results.

Reindeer Art


Supply List:

  • brown construction paper, for the reindeer's face


  • yellow or gold construction paper, for the antlers


  • white, green or red construction paper, or poster paper, as the base page


  • red pom pom or small wad of red tissue paper


  • black and white crayons or markers, or google eyes


  • school glue or glue sticks


    • Project Instructions:


    Distribute the supplies, then follow these easy how-to's:

    1. First have the children trace around their shoe on brown construction paper and cut out the shape.

    2. Next, have the children trace around both their hands, onto yellow or gold construction paper. Cut these shapes out.

    3. Glue the shoe shape on another piece of construction or poster paper, for the face of the reindeer. Glue the hands on as antlers.

    4. Glue on a red pom pom or a ball of red tissue paper as the reindeer's nose, and either draw on eyes or glue on google eyes.

    5. Optional: color in black eyebrows and a nose band.

    6. Have the children write their names on the back of their reindeer art and display on the walls or send home for Mom to display on the fridge.

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    1-10 of 18 Comments
    Gretchen – Georgia
    Dec 28, 2008 - 15:22

    Thanks so much for this project!

    Cindy – Texas
    Dec 23, 2008 - 13:06

    I helped my four grandkids (ages 2-5) make these adorable reindeer. They'll give them to their parents at my house on Christmas Eve. I'll have them line up in front of the fireplace, singing "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" as they each hold up their Rudolph.

    Deanna – Maryland
    Dec 18, 2008 - 10:52

    Thanks so much for such a cute and easy craft!

    shirley glanville – williams lake bc
    Dec 15, 2008 - 01:43

    I love this project! I am going to do it with my class and I made a little poem to go with it. I thought readers might want to use it to go along with this project.

    Here’s a cute reindeer as you can see
    Looking close, he’ll remind you of me
    Because my foot, I did trace
    To make his funny little face
    With both my hands I traced with care
    To make some antlers for him to wear
    I hope you keep him for years because
    Then you’ll remember how little I was!

    holly – forest
    Dec 10, 2008 - 14:16

    thank you so much i love tis web sit the web site is awsom as i said thank you agen

    Brooke – mandurah
    Dec 01, 2008 - 00:55

    This is a great idea for kids to do!!
    You should find lots more ideas...

    Reply to Brooke
    Victoria – San Joaquin
    Dec 01, 2008 - 23:18

    I agre with you!!!

    Joe – bobby, stanford
    Nov 30, 2008 - 20:02

    hi i am Joe. i am five years old. i loved doing this and showing it to my mommmy!!!

    Bob – kentucky
    Nov 30, 2008 - 19:57

    this craft was so great. i made it 5 times!

    Bailey – Kentucky
    Nov 26, 2008 - 19:04

    These crafts are great! My kids and I made this and they show me them every day. I'm going to send this to their teachers! All the kids are going to have much fun! Tx

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