Christmas Tree Letter Matching Activity

Imagine combining a holiday craft and a learning game! This Christmas tree letter matching activity is the perfect learning tool for the holiday season.
You create a craft with your child and he learns a little, it’s a win-win situation!

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Learning the alphabet doesn’t have to be difficult for your kids! Instead, they can do this activity and spend time matching letters. You will soon find out how fun and entertaining this craft is for kids!
You can have them practice lowercase and uppercase letters or work on cursive.

How to do a Christmas tree letter matching activity
What do you need:
the scissors
pencil
black marker
glue stick
green
red
brown
white papers
gold glitter paper foil foam
Step by step tutorial
Go ahead and gather all the materials you’ll need for this fun craft! This craft is fantastic because it does not require a lot of materials. You can easily do this with the supplies you already have on hand.

Draw a Christmas tree on the green paper and cut it out. You can easily free this tree! Take your time to practice if you need to.

You can help your child cut out the Christmas tree if they need help!

Cut out the trunk of the tree from the brown paper.

Glue the trunk to the white paper and the Christmas tree.

Draw the shape of the ornament on the red paper and cut it out. If you don’t want to use red paper, you can always use another color of construction paper.

Draw 25 times around the shape on the red paper and cut it out.

Write the letters of “Merry Christmas” on the ornaments.

Stick the decorations on the Christmas tree.

Draw a star on a sheet of white paper.

Cut. put glue on it, add gold glitter.

Place the gold star on top of the tree.

Now you have a fun craft and learning game you can make all season long.

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