I know it’s not even Thanksgiving yet, but I sure do love Christmas! I love everything about the holiday season – the music, the festivities, and focusing on my Lord!

So, adding Christmas printables to our homeschool lessons has always been something I look forward to each year. Now that Emma is older and has outgrown this type of printable, I get to focus my energy on creating them for you.

Two years ago, I created a series of Nativity-themed printables. Today, I’m re-releasing them as one big 50+ page bundle! I know it’s easier to keep track of one file rather than four.

Nativity Printable Pack

As I said, this Nativity printable pack has over 50 pages! It’s perfect for preschool and kindergarten. Inside this pack, you’ll find math pages, handwriting practice, ABC match cards, spelling mats with letter tiles, coloring pages, and much more!

After you’ve downloaded your free Nativity pack, scroll down to find some fun hands-on Nativity crafts and Nativity books that you can use to round out your holiday homeschool lessons.

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Nativity Crafts for Kids

Handprint  Baby Jesus Craft | I love handprint crafts. They make great keepsakes. This handprint Baby Jesus craft is no exception! It will look great hanging on your Christmas tree for years to come.

Baby Jesus in the Manger | With a few supplies from the art closet, your kiddos can make Baby Jesus in the Manger.

Baby Jesus in a Manger Fingerprint Craft | This craft is unique in the fact that it’s made entirely from your little one’s fingerprints.

Away in a Manger Stained Glass Craft | This stained glass craft will look great hanging in the window this holiday season.

Easy Nativity Ornament | This is a craft for older kids or younger ones with adult supervision. There are power tools involved.

Nativity Sensory Bin | Sensory bins often entertain little ones for hours on end. Add a nativity-themed bin to your holiday homeschool.

Popsicle Stick Nativity | This is a simple nativity craft, but it may take a little teamwork to complete if preschoolers are crafting.

Felt and Popsicle Stick Nativity Set | Kids can make this popsicle stick nativity craft, and then use the set to retell the Christmas story.