Religious crafts for Christmas

Religious crafts kids can make for Christmas. Nativity scenes, baby Jesus crafts, stars, angels, handprint crafts and more

Looking for Religious crafts for Christmas kids can make? If you answered yes, this collection is for you.

Today we’re sharing over 30 simple craft ideas based on the nativity, baby Jesus, stars, angels, handprint crafts, and more. Use them in the classroom, at home, or as Sunday school Christmas crafts.

You might also like these Free Christmas Crafts for kids

Do you ever feel that, instead of being a time of joy and giving, Christmas can be an overload of materialism and junk food? 

In a world where so many of us have way too much stuff already, our obsession with asking kids what they want for Christmas sends the wrong message. You can counteract this by focusing in equal proportions on giving. Here are over 50 handmade gift ideas that kids can help to make and give.

Another way to bring the true meaning of Christmas into perspective is to focus on the reason the holiday exists in the first place: The birth of Jesus and the Christmas story. 

Here are over 30 Christian Christmas crafts and activities kids are going to love.

Religious crafts for Christmas

Angel crafts

Angels are one of my favourite religious Christmas crafts because they’re so pretty. Kiddos always love them too!

Religious handprint crafts 

Religious Christmas crafts go great with handprints! They make lovely personalised gifts and keepsakes too.

Star crafts for Christmas

A star lit the way for the shepherds and three wise men. Stars make gorgeous crafts that will light up your home too!

Nativity scene crafts

Recreate the story of Jesus’ birth with these nativity-themed crafts and activities. 

More nativity crafts

Religious Christmas ornaments

What’s Christmas without adorable ornaments hand made by our kids? Here are some religious ornament craft ideas. 

Baby Jesus crafts

What better way to celebrate christ’s birth than with a baby Jesus craft? 

Religious Christmas puppets

Puppets are a great way for kids to learn about the nativity story because they’re interactive and fun. They make great DIY toys from preschool and up too. 

I hope you’ve been inspired by these easy religious Christmas crafts. We wish all our readers a safe and joyful Christmas.

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