Easy Activities with Triangle Christmas Trees

I hope you have been enjoying the Creative Christmas Countdown! Our international team of bloggers has done a fabulous job of sharing creative ideas, activities, crafts, and memory makers for the holiday season. I’m delighted to be a part this event and will be sharing a post on Christmas Eve; and it is ready!

Here are two more super simple activities to share with your children this last crazy week before Christmas.

I love triangle Christmas trees! They are easy for to make; and easy for kids to cut out. I have produced them in mass for my kids. I have older children cut out the trees. The long straight long are great for early scissor skills.

Activity 1 – Triangle Christmas Tree

You need:

• Make a Christmas tree by drawing a triangle for the branches and a rectangle or square for the trunk (I used auto-shapes on Word.)
• Foam shapes or stickers.

How to:

• Decorate the tree with the shapes. That’s it! This is great activity for younger preschoolers; older children can cut out the tree.

Activity 2 – Christmas Tree Math Game

This activity was found here at Kids Matter.

You need:

• Make another triangle tree and just draw some circles on it
• Pom poms
• Dice, spinner, number cards (you can write some numbers on squares of heavy paper)

How to play:

Spin the spinner, roll the die, or draw a number card, put that number of pom poms on the tree. Repeat until the tree is decorated.

Have fun playing together!

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