Saint nicholas activities for kids

Many Catholic children around the world celebrate Saint Nicholas day! In the story of St. Nicholas, it is said that there were three poor girls that could not get married because they had no dowry,

Have fun learning about Saint Nicholas with your children this holiday season! We've got ideas for your toddlers and young preschoolers, kindergarten students, as well as your early elementary aged children. The Saint Nicholas Tot Pack includes shape recognition, pre-writing practice, a do-a-dot page, a maze and coloring page. (Some of the writing practice may

Check out this fun free Saint Nicholas Day Word Search, free for use at home or in schoolThis is a printable Saint Nicholas Day Word...

Saint Nicholas Day Celebration ideas for families.

Saint Nicholas Day is Friday and I have a tradition of giving small stockings to some children in my neighborhood every year. This year I decided to make paper stockings (mostly because I had all the supplies on hand) but this would make a fun lacing craft for younger children. First trace a stocking shape out on red construction paper or card stock ( I free handed this stocking, but there are several templates on google). Then cut out two stockings (this way when you are done you will have…

Everything about St Nicholas: stories, customs, crafts & more.

This Advent, keep your kids focused on the true meaning of the season by celebrating Saint feast days! These Advent Saint ornaments last through the whole Advent season, straight through Christmas and the Epiphany! This

Celebrate St. Nicholas Day with these fun and interesting St. Nicholas Day Activities for Kids - lots of crafts from around the world!

Hello and happy first Sunday of Advent! We’ve got our candles and wreath all ready on the table and we are ready to dine by candle light— one little candle’s worth of candlelig…

This Advent countdown craft is a great activity for teaching children about the real Santa Claus, St. Nicholas. The small box glued to the poster board contains the cotton balls and a glue stick that the child will use each day during Advent to create his beard.