were can i find xmas art ideas to do with my son?

Answer 1

Start with a link like Deviant Art;

http://ishkandar.deviantart.com/

Answer 2

I would say an arts and crafts store. You might also try www.scholastic.com. They have activities for all ages.
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Answer 3

the early learning centre or you could do simple things such as paper chains,or bells to hang on the tree from egg cartons,or make his own cards.pinecones sprayed and hung on the tree.make xmas logs frm bits of wood,pinecones,bows etc.make a star for the top of the tree from cardboard and paint or cover in tinfoil.easy to do with recycled everyday stuff and you can buy paint,glitter,glue,paper etc in any of the pound shops. have fun!

Answer 4

You don't have to have a precut tree for him to decorate or brown paper to make Rudolph. It is more interesting to show him Christmas trees and reindeer and ornaments. Then when you get back, give him some materials and let him make his own decorations. It lets him be more creative and he can make his own decisions about what he wants to make. I work at a daycare and a 4 year old made a red snowman. When I asked why, he said that the snowman had drank red coolaid. So if your kids Rudolph is green, ask why. Or if his Christmas tree is round, ask why. It doesn't have to be perfect, let him express himself!

Answer 5

With my 2 &4 year old I am making Christmas hats out of felt then letting them decorate them with glitter glue and 'jewels'. We have made christmas trees by folding paper then painting one half of tree and folding back over (like with butterflies). We are making our own crackers using toilet rolls and crape paper then decorating them with stickers. Paper chains using colored paper and either staples or sellotape to stick them together. Lanterns fold the paper in half cut along the fold 3/4 way down then decorate, fold round to make the lantern shape and use a length of paper to make handle. Snowflakes, cut circles of paper fold into eights then cut shapes out etc. Then we will make a big collage with santa, snowmen. sleigh and presents on. Hope these are enough ideas.

Answer 6

You could try making a xmas tree out of his hands ie get him to dip them in green paint cut out the hands turn them upside down and eventually it will look like a tree sooo cute and my last idea is use a mullercorner yougurt paint it brown cut two strips of brown paper stick on add two of his painted hands on each pop a red nose or pom pom ball in red on yougurt pot pop on eyes and hey presto rudolf

Answer 7

Cryola has a great website that I use throughout the year for art projects. You may have to join a free membership but it is worth it. Check it out.

Answer 8

www.familyfun.com They have really good seasonal craft ideas for family projects for whatever age he is. The crafts are fairly simple, and don't require a lot of spending as well.

Answer 9

maybe bake gingerbread Men. Have your child make some
Homemade cards. And send them out to the family. And
make some Christmas cookies!

Answer 10

www.familyfun.com
www.dtkl.com
www.crayola.com
www.brightideas.com

If you can afford to order some crafts Oriental Trading has great deals. That's what I did I ordered a lot of stuff for about 30 dollars including shipping.