Free Printable Christmas Bingo Cards

Free Printable Christmas Bingo Cards from B.Nute productions

Do you have a long road trip ahead this holiday? Heading to the mall to do some last minute shopping? How about driving around the neighborhood to see the lights and decorations? Here's a great Christmas Break Activity for you and the kids... Christmas Bingo Cards! Just print them out and take them along on your outing. First one to get a row, or even blackout wins!

Free Printable Christmas Bingo Cards from B.Nute productions

Instructions for Making Christmas Bingo Cards
1. Select link above, and print out the bingo cards on 8.5" x 11" card stock from your browser. I suggest using a heavier card stock to give the cards some weight. Print in landscape mode.
2. Cut out card.
3. Head out on your road trip or holiday excursion and bring the cards. Bring a pen to cross off the items that have been found. Be sure to print a couple extra if you want to play again!

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Christmas Break Activity: Salt Dough Christmas Ornaments

Salt Dough Christmas Ornaments
The Perfect Christmas Break Activity for the Family

Christmas break is upon us! The kids are out of school, and ready for some holiday fun. I know, I know, there is still so much to do before the big day, but this year, I've tried to give myself a little break and enjoy the season.

Here is one of the activities I've done with my kids - making dough ornaments. Each stage -from playing with the dough to painting, was loads of fun, and now we have some great home made gifts to give family and friends. Below are instructions for your Christmas Break Activity.

How to Make Salt Dough Christmas Ornaments
Simple Salt Dough Recipe
3/4 cup all purpose flour
3 Tablespoons salt
1/3 cup water

Instructions
1. Mix the dough ingredients together, and set out on an area for kids (and you) to play! Roll, knead, and have fun.
2. After playing with the dough, get out your cookie cutters and begin to cut into your favorite holiday shapes.
3. Place the dough on cookie sheets to bake. Use a skewer to make a hole in the top so it can be strung with ribbon and put on a tree.
4. Bake in the oven at 250 degrees fahrenheit for about 1.5-2hours or until firm.
5. Once cooled, dust off any excess flour, and paint.
6. Seal the ornament with a clear acrylic like Mod Podge. We used Mod Podge Sparkle to add some glitter.
7. Almost there-- now string the ornaments with ribbon, and hang on your tree or give as presents!

Stay tuned this week for more Christmas Break fun!