Hey y’all! I hope you’re all feeling festive and ready for some holiday fun. Today, I wanted to share a super cute and easy DIY activity that you can do with your kids - making your very own reindeer food! It’s a great way to get into the Christmas spirit and create some magical memories with your little ones.
DIY Reindeer Food Free Printable - Easy Kid Activity
First up, we have a wonderful printable that you can use for this activity. Just click here to download and print it out. It’s free and super cute!
Now, onto the fun part - making the reindeer food! All you need are a few simple ingredients that you probably already have in your kitchen. This is a great opportunity to get creative and let your kids take the lead.
Pin on Best of Ski Moms Fun
If you’re looking for some inspiration, this pin from Best of Ski Moms Fun is perfect! It features a cute little bag of reindeer food with a fun printable label. How adorable is that? You can find the pin here.
Now, let’s talk about the ingredients. You can mix together things like rolled oats, colorful sprinkles, and even glitter to make it extra magical. The idea is that the reindeer will be attracted to the shiny and colorful bits, and they’ll be guided to your home on Christmas Eve.
Sweet Leigh Mama - Atlanta Mommy Blog: Christmas Craft for Kids
If you’re looking for a cute label to attach to your reindeer food, check out this one from Sweet Leigh Mama - Atlanta Mommy Blog. It’s simple, festive, and perfect for adding that special touch. You can find it here.
Once you have your reindeer food ready, it’s time to go outside and sprinkle it around your yard or on your doorstep. Encourage your kids to say a little prayer or make a wish for Santa and his reindeer as they sprinkle the food.
Christmas Reindeer Food Label with Instructions
For an extra special touch, you can use this adorable label from Pinterest that includes instructions on how to make the reindeer food look even more enticing. You can find it here.
Now, all that’s left to do is wait for Christmas Eve and keep an eye out for Rudolph’s red nose in the sky. Your kids will be thrilled when they wake up on Christmas morning and see that Santa and his reindeer enjoyed the treats they left out.
Magical Reindeer Food - A Fun and Festive Tradition
Creating and sprinkling reindeer food is a wonderful family tradition that adds to the magic and excitement of the holiday season. Your kids will love being a part of something so special and it’s a great way to teach them about giving and spreading joy.
East Coast Mommy: Magic Reindeer Food
If you’re looking for another reindeer food recipe, check out this one from East Coast Mommy. It’s called “Magic Reindeer Food” and it includes cute little printable bag toppers. You can find it here.
Remember, the most important thing about this activity is the love and joy that goes into making and sharing the reindeer food. It’s not about perfection or elaborate ingredients. It’s about creating memories and enjoying the magic of Christmas with your loved ones.
Recipes - Delicious Treats for Santa and His Reindeer
While making reindeer food, you can also whip up some delicious treats for Santa. Check out this pin from Pinterest for some yummy recipes that Santa will love. You can find it here.
So there you have it, y’all! A simple and fun DIY activity that will bring the magic of Christmas alive in your home. I hope you and your little ones enjoy making and sharing your reindeer food. Remember to cherish these moments and create lasting memories with your loved ones.
Reindeer Food Poem - Free Printable
Before I sign off, here’s a cute reindeer food poem that you can print out and attach to your bags of reindeer food. It’s from It’s a Fabulous Life and you can find it here. Enjoy!
My Country Girl Ramblings: Magic Reindeer Food
Finally, I wanted to share this lovely printable from My Country Girl Ramblings. It includes a cute little rhyme about sprinkling the reindeer food and making a wish. You can find it here.
That’s a wrap for today, my friends! I hope you have a fantastic time making and sharing your reindeer food. Remember to have fun, spread the joy, and cherish these festive moments. Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you all!
