These Peppermint Crafts for Kids are perfect for holiday fun. This peppermint theme for children activities is full of ideas and creativeness.
These sensory activities are perfect for Christmas theme activities that all kids love.
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We are full of craft ideas that will make the holiday season full of cheer and homemade holiday decor!
If you love candy cane crafts and that peppermint scent, don’t miss out on these! From fun Christmas science experiences to fine motor activities, there is literally something fun for everyone to create and do here!
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Be sure to check out some of my peppermint recipes!
What items are great for a peppermint sensory bin?
Peppermint candy is a great addition to a sensory bin as is any size candy canes Christmas flavor. If you’re making a sensory bin for little kids, make sure that you’re not adding anything that would be a choking hazard.
What are great homemade gift ideas?
if you can have the kids make peppermint ornaments, these are perfect for kids craft ideas that can also be gifted to family and friends!
Don’t forget that you can also have kids work on crafts like these Tissue Paper Crafts for Preschoolers as fun DIY gifts!
Peppermint Crafts for Kids
Check out these fun craft ideas for kids that are all about candy canes and peppermint!
Use real peppermints to make this fun and deliciously scented ornament for your Christmas tree.
Introduce your toddler to different textures with this fun candy cane craft.
These paper candy canes are so easy to make, and a great quick craft for kids.
Make this simple candy cane craft that is fun and smells delicious.
If your kids love beading, then turn that hobby into a fun craft for the holidays.
This quick, easy, and low mess art project is perfect for little ones.
This candy cane inspired glitter lantern is a great craft for older kids this holiday season.
Use your fingerprints to make this fun and easy candy cane craft.
Use your leftover egg cartons to make this simple and easy candy cane craft for kids.
Make this cool and easy candy cane craft out of paint chips.
Let your kids create their own unique candy canes with this easy craft.
Turn candy canes into a fun and easy ornament to hang on your tree this holiday season.
These melted candy cane ornaments are a fun and festive way to decorate your tree this year.
Use candy canes to create little ice skates to hang on your tree.
Paint a cardboard tube and turn it into this unique candy cane craft.
Make candy canes into fun and festive holiday flamingos to hang around your home.
Use this candy cane template to help your little ones design the perfect candy cane craft this holiday season.
Decorate your tree with these beautiful and fun candy cane ornaments out of fruit loops.
This candy cane craft is so simple to set up and perfect for your little ones.
Your kids will be able to practice their fine motor skills and create something beautiful with this candy cane craft.
Use pipe cleaners and wooden beads to make this adorable candy cane craft.
Crafting with paracord is easy with this homemade candy cane Christmas ornament.
Inspired by the Katie the Candy Cane Fairy story, this ornament craft is the perfect craft to go with it.
Let your toddlers get creative with this collage craft.
Your kids will love using pipe cleaners to make this unique and creative candy cane ornament.
Using your child’s handprint you can make this fun candy cane craft.
This easy Candy Cane Fishing Game is super simple and so much fun to do!
These activities range from learning about simple science to creative artwork. They’re fun, easy, and perfect for kids of all ages.
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Which of these Christmas peppermint activities do you think the kids are going to do first?