Free Printable Christmas Placemat with Games

This printable Christmas placemat is perfect for keeping the little ones busy while you get dinner on the table. They’ll have fun while you’re making that amazing feast…so that the kids can eat just the dinner rolls. It’s the thought that matters. You are such a good mom. At least you’ll have all of those dirty dishes…and these little works of art…as a reminder of the festivities. Print LOTS of placemats.

If you like this Christmas placemat, you’re also going to love making this Rudolph craft, this Christmas tree craft and this Christmas stocking craft.

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Fun Facts about Christmas

• Christmas trees have German roots, but they really took off in popularity thanks to Queen Victoria and her husband, German Prince Consort Albert.
• The original Santa Claus was actually St. Nicholas, a Christian bishop in the 4th century. 
• The classic image of a happy and plump Santa that we all know today came in part from Coca-Cola ads, drawn in 1931 by illustrator Haddon Sundblom.
• Rudolph was almost named Rollo or Reginald and his crew also had lots of other names. They’ve previously been called Flossie, Glossie, Racer, Pacer, Scratcher, Feckless, Ready, Steady and Fireball.

Learn even more interesting things about Christmas in this article from Good Housekeeping.

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SUPPLIES FROM THE BAG

• Crayons or markers
• Whatever you want from your craft bag
• Christmas placemat printable

Once you print out the Thanksgiving placemat, you have everything else that you need to create with it from the items in your bag. The things on our master list of basic craft supplies are so versatile. We use them to make everything that you see here…hundreds of crafts and counting.

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How to make a Christmas Placemat Craft

Step 1: Print the Christmas Placemat Printable

• Download and print the free Christmas placemat printable.
• Be sure to print on both sides. Printing on cardstock is best.
• Print out enough for all of the kids that will be at your Christmas feast.

Step 2: Color It

• Use crayons or markers to color the front of your placemat.
• You can draw the perfect Christmas dinner on your plate or go on to the next step to take it up a notch.

• Turn your placemat over and play the games with your family.

Step 3 (Optional): Amp Up the Creativity

• Create a dinner on your plate from the things in your craft bag. Here are some ideas for using the items in your bag to get you started…
  • Hole punch green for peas
  • Hole punch yellow for corn
  • Cut little strips of green paper for green beans
  • Fluff up cotton for mashed potatoes with a yellow paper square on top for butter
  • Squish a brown paper bag with a popsicle stick out the end for a turkey drumstick
  • Green pompoms for brussel sprouts or peas, depending on the size
  • White pompoms for pearl onions
  • Yellow beads for corn
  • Green beads for peas
  • Orange beads for carrots
  • Mix them together for mixed veggies
  • Brown tissue paper for gravy
  • Cut construction paper for any food you want

Now that you know how to make this Christmas placemat craft, print out even more. There’s no rule that says you can only make one, and you definitely want to have enough for all of the kids that come to visit over the holiday. I know that I will.

Here’s a Christmas story to share together

Try These Christmas Crafts Too…

Christmas Tree Craft

Rudolph Christmas Card

Printable Christmas Hats

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