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24 days of Christmas Crafts w/ RaeSong

Create one simple Christmas craft each day for 24 days with RaeSong, using common materials to learn creativity, measuring, and fine motor skills.

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Step-by-step guide to 24 days of Christmas Crafts with RaeSong

What you need

Paper and cardboard, scissors, glue stick or white glue, tape, colouring materials such as crayons markers coloured pencils, yarn or string, pipe cleaners and popsicle sticks, buttons beads sequins and stickers, cotton balls or pom poms, recyclable materials like toilet rolls small boxes, ruler and pencil, adult supervision required

Step 1

Gather all the materials from the list and bring them to a table.

Step 2

Clear a workspace and lay down scrap paper or a placemat to protect the surface.

Step 3

Write the numbers 1 to 24 on a sheet of paper to make your Advent craft calendar.

Step 4

Choose a simple craft idea for each number and write the idea next to that day.

Step 5

Pick today’s day number on your calendar so you know which craft to make.

Step 6

Play a RaeSong track to sing along while you craft.

Step 7

Measure and mark any pieces you need using a ruler and pencil.

Step 8

Cut the pieces carefully with scissors following your marks.

Step 9

Assemble the pieces using glue or tape as your craft instructions need.

Step 10

Decorate your craft with colouring materials and embellishments.

Step 11

Let any glue paint or decorations dry completely before moving the craft.

Step 12

Clean up your workspace and put reusable materials back where they belong.

Step 13

Take a photo of your finished craft to save your progress.

Step 14

Share your finished creation on DIY.org

Help!?

What can I use if I don't have the ruler, RaeSong track, or glitter listed in the materials?

Use a straight edge like a cereal-box cardboard strip and pencil instead of a ruler, play any festive playlist or sing along if you don't have the RaeSong track, and swap glitter for sequins, stickers, or torn tissue-paper for embellishments.

My paper tears or my glue smudges while making a day's craft—how do I fix that?

Lay scrap paper under pieces before you cut and cut slowly along your pencil marks, use small dots of glue or double-sided tape when you assemble, and hold glued areas with clothespins or paper clips until they dry as the instructions advise.

How can I change the activity for different age groups?

For preschoolers pre-write the numbers and pre-cut pieces and give stickers and washable markers to decorate, for school-age kids have them measure and mark and cut the pieces themselves, and for older children encourage precise measuring, intricate decorations, or supervised hot-glue during assembly.

What are simple ways to extend or personalize our finished Advent crafts?

Turn each finished craft into a pocket or mini envelope to hold a note or treat before you take a photo and share on DIY.org, add a small strip of personalized RaeSong lyrics to each day, or mount all 24 crafts on a poster board after decorations dry for a keepsake display.

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Facts about holiday crafts for kids

🎄 The idea of doing one thing each day for 24 days comes from Advent calendars, which count down to Christmas from December 1–24.

📅 The first printed Advent calendars appeared in the early 20th century, turning the countdown into a fun daily surprise.

✂️ Simple craft actions like cutting, folding, and gluing help build fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination used in writing and dressing.

♻️ Many holiday crafts can be made from recycled household items—upcycling saves waste and sparks creative problem-solving.

🎨 Making a craft every day boosts creativity and planning skills because kids practice measuring, following steps, and finishing projects.

How do you do the 24 Days of Christmas Crafts with RaeSong?

To do '24 Days of Christmas Crafts with RaeSong,' prepare a calendar of 24 simple projects and follow one each day. Watch RaeSong's short demo for that day's craft, gather basic materials, set a 15–30 minute craft time, and let your child lead while you offer guidance for cutting, measuring, or gluing. Display finished pieces on a string or wall. Rotate difficulty and allow rest days if needed.

What materials do I need for 24 Days of Christmas Crafts with RaeSong?

Materials you'll need are common household supplies: construction paper, card stock, glue sticks or white glue, kid-safe scissors, markers, crayons, paints, brushes, tape, string or yarn, popsicle sticks, clothespins, buttons, stickers, beads, ribbon, and recycled cardboard. Have a ruler or measuring tape and a pencil for simple measuring activities. Keep non-toxic craft supplies and small-item supervision for younger children for safety.

What ages is the 24 Days of Christmas Crafts with RaeSong suitable for?

This series works for a wide age range. Toddlers (2–3) can join with heavy adult help for glue-and-stuff crafts; preschoolers (3–5) enjoy guided projects building fine motor skills; early elementary kids (6–8) can follow steps more independently and practice measuring; older children (9–12) can handle precise cutting, painting, and adaptations. Adjust complexity, tool access, and supervision to match each child’s ability.

What are the benefits of doing 24 Days of Christmas Crafts with RaeSong?

Doing 24 daily crafts boosts creativity, patience, and problem-solving. Repeated simple projects strengthen fine motor skills like cutting, folding, and bead threading, and introduce basic measuring and following steps. It builds confidence and a sense of accomplishment while creating a cozy holiday routine. Family participation encourages bonding, language skills, and tradition-building. Rotate themes and difficulty to keep engagement high throughout the month.

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