Today's blog is simply featuring some Christmas doodles. These simple Christmas characters have been put on a couple of Christmas cards, and I hope you enjoy using them in your classroom.
All of them have been formatted to print on A4 paper to be folded in half and used as Christmas cards.
I remember struggling to find cute, simple Christmas cards my students could enjoy decorating and coloring. Ideally, I would have liked to have had a simple project that would have helped each of them write the words "Merry Christmas" independently. So I decided to create these cards and maybe save a couple of teachers a difficult time. I hope these make teaching at least a bit easier around the holidays.
The first card has a gingerbread cookie and a Christmas tree. There is some dotted shaded text saying merry Christmas, so it's easy for the kids to follow along.
The next card has a cute chibi version of Santa with the same Christmas tree. There is some dotted shaded text saying merry Christmas, so it's easy for the kids to follow along.
The next card is just a Christmas tree and the text at the bottom saying "Merry Christmas."
Lastly, there is some thick, horizontally lined paper. If you would like to paste the Christmas cards onto cardboard paper, the lined paper can go inside the cardboard paper.
If you enjoyed looking at all the files and would like to save them in a group file, I have provided them in a single PDF.
I hope you find these resources valuable, helpful, and adorable. Feel free to share this page with anyone you think might enjoy or find useful resources.
Have a Merry Christmas!
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