Cute Santa Claus wall decorations! A collection of perfect ideas for December childcare

Santa with a handprint beard and a sticker-decorated tree

[Kindergarten/Daycare] December Handprint Santa with a Beard – Art/Craft Project

Let’s make a craft that turns children’s cute handprints into Santa’s beard.

First, prepare an oval sheet of construction paper for Santa’s face and an origami paper folded into a triangle.

The origami will be Santa’s body, so patterned paper is recommended.

Next, use white paint to make the children’s handprints on the construction paper.

Once the paint is dry, the teacher should cut out the handprints with scissors.

Then, glue the Santa parts together with the children.

You can also pre-cut construction paper into a tree shape and let the children enjoy decorating it with stickers—this will complete a Christmas-themed craft.

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Three-dimensional Santa Claus

[Santa Claus] Christmas craft, 3D, construction paper, origami, Origami Christmas, Santa, mural, winter

Three-dimensional crafts make you want to reach out and touch them, and they really spark children’s curiosity! Let’s add a bit of dimension to a Santa wall decoration to draw attention.

Instead of making the whole Santa three-dimensional, it’s also great to give just part of the face—like Santa’s signature fluffy white beard—some depth.

Using white cotton, fabric, or tissue paper, you can create a fluffy beard that looks just like the real Santa’s.

Make the face and body parts with construction paper, then attach the finished beard, and you’ll have a slightly 3D Santa ready to display!

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[Origami] Plump Santa

[Origami] How to Make a Plump Santa and Reindeer — Drop-Shape Santa Claus and Reindeer Instructions

Many children love cute characters, right? So I’d like to introduce Chubby Santa and Mr.

Reindeer.

These are wall decorations of a Santa Claus and a reindeer made with origami.

Despite the simple construction, you can fully recreate the body.

And because their bodies have a plump, rounded shape, they end up with a cute, laid-back mascot vibe.

Once finished, you can stick them on the wall or hang them up! Making two reindeer should give a nice balance.

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[Origami] Anpanman Santa

[Origami] How to make Anpanman Santa and Baikinman Reindeer

Let’s make a Santa themed after Anpanman, a character overwhelmingly popular with children! First, create Anpanman’s entire face out of origami, then layer and glue on the nose and cheek parts.

It’s best to draw the eyes, mouth, and highlights with a pen.

If you’re making Baikinman as well, also start by making the whole face and then layer the parts.

By attaching a Santa hat or reindeer antlers to the top of the face, you’ll have a character perfect for Christmas.

Give it a try and create items that will brighten up your walls and doors!

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[Origami] Santa Claus Carrying a Sack

[Origami] How to make a Santa Claus / Santa Claus instructions

How about trying a slightly more challenging origami project? A Santa Claus carrying a sack is a great choice at a moderate difficulty level.

To make it, start by using four sheets of origami paper to fold each part—such as the sack and the hat—individually.

Then combine the parts to complete the Santa Claus.

Because of its complex structure, there are many steps, but the satisfaction when you finish will be that much greater.

By the way, the folding methods for the individual parts are simple, so don’t worry.

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