SANTA CLAUS DRESS-UP PAPER DOLLS

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PAPER DOLLS

If you played with dress-up paper dolls while growing up, you probably remember how much

fun it was! From an adult (parent/teacher/therapist) perspective, we can also see how useful

this activity is for a child’s development.

Here are a few important skills that making paper dolls and playing with them can encourage:

• fine motor skills and scissor cutting practice

• creativity and art skills

• storytelling skills

It is also a simple and portable craft, and you can make as many copies as you want!

In order to make the dolls even more personalized, kids can colour the black-and-white

versions which are also available.

If they like playing with the dolls, you can find some additional clothes for them here.

HOW TO USE 1. Print the templates on sheets of card stock.

2. Cut the dolls from the pages with the base dolls. All costumes fit both boy and girl dolls.

3. Cut the clothes out, using scissors or a hobby knife.

PAPER DOLL OR MAGNETIC DOLL?

With this pack, you can make either a classic paper

doll with new layers attaching by paper tabs or a

magnetic doll to go on a fridge or magnetic board. In

order to make the doll magnetic, you can either print

it on special magnetic sheets OR print it on standard

paper and adhere little strips of magnetic tape to the

back.

You can see how the magnetic dolls are made on this

picture with the Anatomy Paper Dolls.

ALSO TRY: CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD

Learn about Christmas traditions around the world with fourteen gift-bringing characters from

different cultures! From the famed Santa Claus to the mysterious Olentzero, from the sweet

Christkind to the horrifying Krampus—the world is full of interesting and unique traditions,

associated with the season.

SANTA CLAUS’ COSTUME

CHRISTMAS ELF’S COSTUME

Santa Claus

USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia

On Christmas Eve, Santa Claus takes a

ride through the skies in a sleigh, carried

by nine flying reindeers. Then he slips

through the chimney into the houses

where good children live and leaves

presents for them.

Nowadays, everyone knows Santa

Claus, but he’s had a fair number of

predecessors. We can call them

Santa Claus’ grandfathers—Saint

Nicholas, Sinterklaas, and Father Frost.

Even when he officially appeared, there

were at first different opinions of how

Santa Claus should look. He used to wear

brown and green clothes, and there was

a strong conviction that Santa Claus is in

fact a gnome. In the past, it was also

believed that he made all the toys

himself, but later it became known that

he has a workshop of elf helpers. What

else do you know about Santa Claus?

Merry

Christmas!

ALSO TRY

School Uniforms Around the World

Anatomy Paper Dolls

Emotion Paper Dolls

Mermaid Paper Dolls

Paper Dolls at School

Pirate Paper Dolls (free!)

Available at

Adventure-in-a-Box.com!