Make a Calendar - An Easy Christmas Craft Idea, suitable for kids or adults!
Many of us love the idea of getting involved in making homemade decorations but have no experience in Arts and Crafts! Our easy instructions on how to Make a Calendar will make a great Christmas Craft for preschool kids, Kindergarten kids, preschool, and elementary school kids - teenagers and adults might also like to join in the fun! Make free, easy, simple crafts with things found around the home. Have some fun and make a calendar for 2010!
Materials required to Make a Calendar
The materials required to Make a Calendar are as follows:
Instructions to Make a Calendar
The instructions to Make a Calendar are as follows:
Print off the blank calendar pages (ideally on card).
Attach photos to each month!
Write or Type a personal message for each month!
Get the children to draw a picture!
Staple or glue the pages together.
Make a Calendar - Templates for each Month in 2010
Click on the following links for free printable templates to make a Calendar for 2010. It will make a really personal gift for friends and family. A free 12 month calendar that you can type on - add personal messages for each month in 2010!
Hints and Tips about Christmas Crafts
With a basic stock of materials and supplies together with our ideas with free, easy and simple instructions you can embark on really easy craft projects for kids such as how to Make a Calendar. Our Hints and Tips about Christmas Crafts are as follows:
Collect bits of cardboard, pinecones, shiny stuff like foil or candy wrappings, old greetings cards, pretty paper, scraps of fabric and cartons and containers
Ensure the following equipment is available:
Sharp scissors (to be used under supervision)
Stapler
Adhesives, tape and glues
Pens, pencils, paint, markers and crayons
Glitter and sequins
Pieces of ribbons
Aluminium foil
Ruler
Make a Calendar as a Christmas Gift
Make a calendar and give it as a free, homemade Christmas gift for a family member. Homemade gifts, especially from children are treasured for years and valued more than gifts simply purchased in a store!
