This is a true story. Long ago, in my childhood I met Santa Claus every year when he came to hang out in our living room window. You see, he appeared in a six inch tall felt body, decorated all over with glitter, out of reach of my prying hands. Here are instructions to make one for yourself!

This is a suitable home or school project for kids of varying abilities with an adult ready to help if needed.

A very easy project for kids of varied abilities to try, including those with disabilities, with lots of help and encouragement from someone that can help with using scissors.

Once again Denes Agay has put together an inspiring collection of holiday piano music that can be played, sung to, or made into dances.

This is one of my favorite projects for the Christmas tree.

Wreaths add a festive touch to the front door and can be hung on the wall indoors or in a front window for the neighbors walking by to enjoy, also.

This kinesthetic lesson is for learning about the quantity of 15 and the way it can be divided into 5 sets of 3.

Days at our house are usually hectic, anyway, but holidays can be doubly so.

How to make 3-D paper Christmas ornaments in animal shapes.

These are kinesthetic lessons for learning about the quantity of 15 and the way it can be divided into sets of 5.