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Your kids will love painting with this super cool Gingerbread Puffy Paint Recipe for a December kids activities.
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Gingerbread Puffy Paint Recipe

My kids love to paint! Here is a fun way for kids to paint this December. Use this lovely scented Gingerbread Puffy Paint recipe to create some super cute, raised Gingerbread man creations this December!

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In a bowl mix together 6oz gold glitter glue, 1/4 cup flour, 1 cup shaving cream, and a couple squirts of brown food coloring.

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Now add in 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon and 1/2 teaspoon all spice (optional). This recipe smells amazing to paint with and sniff when hanging on the wall. But this scratch and sniff paint recipe is even better because no scratching is necessary.

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This gingerbread paint recipe is soooo beautiful! At first you may not see the glitter, but watch as it starts to shimmer through as you paint and watch your artwork dry.  This is the pretties gingerbread puffy paint recipe ever!

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Start out by applying a thick layer of the best puffy paint recipe to cardstock. As the paint is thick you will want the heavier paper. The picture will look even more beautifully puffy as it dries and has the most amazing texture you will LOVE touching once it dries completely overnight.

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Decorate puffy paint gingerbread craft with pipe cleaners, pom poms, ribbon, google eyes, etc. All the accessories will stick to the glue in the puffy paint so no extra glue required.

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How gorgeous goes this easy puffy paint recipe look? It makes such a beautiful finished product!

HINT: You could also paint on a laminator sheet and hang on a window to make a beautiful Christmas Window Art project for kids.

 

Gingerbread Books for Kids

   

Pick up a Gingerbread man story to read in December.

Kids will have fun reliving the Gingerbread many story while learning math and literacy skills with these free printable gingerbread man worksheets perfect for December. The cute gingerbread man story printable make Christmas learning fun and engaging for toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, and first grade students. The gingerbread man free printables include free gingerbread man sequencing activity, Gingerbread math, Gingerbread alphabet activities, and more in this HUGE pack of free Christmas worksheets. Free-GINGERBREAD-Sight-Word-Coloring-Sheets gingerbread man sequincing activity Work on number recognition during December with this free printable gingerbread man color by number! These gingerbread coloring page set allow children to color by code to reveal a picture from this classic children's story. In addition, preschool, pre k, and kindergarten age students will also work on strengthening fine motor skills. Simply print the color by number the gingerbread man to play and learn with this no-prep gingerbread man activities.

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Christmas Patterns Activity This No Stick Gingerbread Slime Recipe is not only fun to play with, but it smells amazing too!  This easy Gingerbread Slime is perfect for strengthening and engaging little hands for some sensory play in December. Make a gingerbread man out of slime, stretch, mold, oooooz and have lots of fun with this Christmas activity for kids! We love this Gingerbread activities with toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, and 2nd grade students! Gingerbread-Christmas-Craft-for-Kids Best-Gingerbread-Cookies-Recipe

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  1. Rebecca Moore Avatar
    Rebecca Moore

    Hi – This looks so cute and I’d like to try it at our school for craft day for about 40 kids. Any idea how much I will need? How much paint does your recipe make? Thanks!

    1. Beth Gorden Avatar

      We had enough to make about 15-20 pictures.