Felt is an easy crafting medium for children to work with. Instead of using a hot glue gun, white glue can be used to make adorable wool socks felt Christmas ornaments.

Crafts with googly eyes are always a hit! Pick up a few inexpensive supplies for Rudolph wood slice ornaments.

Use cookie cutters to show kids how to make cinnamon salt dough ornaments. They can even decorate them to create a family of gingerbread people and hang them on the tree.

Construction paper and twine are a staple in a kids craft closet. They can make sweet gift tags to look like Santa's reindeer.

Kids of all ages love snow globes. Show them how simple it is to make dinosaur snow globes.

This quilted ornament tutorial is for kids a little bit older, but there is no sewing required. What a great gift this would make for parents and grandparents.

There are so many clever fingerprint craft ideas that can be made for Christmas. Take a look at this cute collection.

We started a family tradition at Christmas each year of filling the manger and it's something my kids look forward to each and every year.

If you live in an area where you can gather pine cones, there are a ton of pine cone crafts for kids. You can also find them at craft stores for cheap.

Gather pine cones with the kids and help them make the cutest gnome ornaments. They can paint the pine cones and you can help attach a little hat. Super sweet!

It's always a good idea to teach the kids about giving back, so at Christma we started participating in Operation Christmas Child Shoe Box. It doesn't have to be expensive items. You can find inexpensive items that kids really need.

Clothespin crafts are a super popular activity for kids. They can be used in so many different ways, including snowflakes.

Pompoms and buttons are used to make super cute photo frame ornaments. These would be sweet to add as a gift tag to grandparents.

We made these handprint kitchen towels for gifts a few years back and they were a hit!

Salt dough ornaments are a classic kids' craft. This is an easy tutorial so you can make your own.

Pick up inexpensive pieces of felt and create adorable elf boots for the kids to hang on the Christmas tree.

You can never go wrong with photo cards of your kiddos. It's something you can enjoy for years to come.

Create a memory tree filled with sentimental ornaments collected through the years.

Mix science and crafts to create homemade crystal ornaments for unique holiday decorations.

You can never have too many gingerbread ornaments on your tree. These are so pretty!

Help the kids make an easy Christmas craft with this tutorial for a lion and lamb ornament.

No kids tree is complete without a Grinch ornament!

Print out these FREE snowflake coloring pages for a weekend or rainy day activity.

Grab some popsicle sticks and pompoms and let the kids express their creativity with crafty Christmas trees.

Make sunflower Christmas tree decorations that coordinate with your tree and Christmas lights. The kids can help add all the pretty sunflowers!