Christmas Noise Makers Craft for Kids

loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose. First, make your basic noise maker, then choose to paint a festive gingerbread man or an adorable penguin. I can’t wait to make these with the kiddos as part of our Advent fun. If you plan to add this to your calendar this year, don’t miss my tip below to make the activity go smoother.

Affiliate links may be used in this post. Ordering a product through these links may result in a commission at no extra cost to you. Read the full disclosure here.

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

 

[bctt tweet=”Christmas noise makers are the perfect #craft to let kids cut loose during the holiday season.” username=”diyadulation”]

Materials

**Don’t forget to protect kiddos clothes with this Kid Decorated Aprons

Basic Noise Maker Construction

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 1

First, pull out 2 dessert plates.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 2

Toss some beads into one of the plates.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 3

Next, put a line of hot glue around the lip of the plate with beads in it.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 4

Lastly, press your second plate firmly on top of the glue-lined plate.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Gingerbread Man Painting Instructions

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 1

First paint one side of your noise maker brown and let it dry.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 2

After your paint has dried, flip your noise maker over and paint the second side brown.

Step 3

Again, allow the paint to dry completely before moving on.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 4

Next, paint a white line around the plate and paint the face elements as pictured. Let the paint dry.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 5

Then paint black pupils in the eyes and red cheeks.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 6

Next, outline the smile in red.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 7

Lastly add red dots along your white line and white eyebrows above the eyes.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Penguin Painting Instructions

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 1

Paint one side of your noise maker black. Let it dry before moving on.

Step 2

Next, flip your noise maker over and paint the opposite side black as well.

Step 3

Allow your paint to dry completely before moving on.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 4

After your paint has dried, paint a large white heart with a rounded tip. See the picture above for reference.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 5

Next, paint black eyes on the heart.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Step 6

Lastly, paint a yellow beak on the penguin and let it dry.

 

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

These Christmas noise makers are adorable and fun. The kids have loved testing them out for me (and they are surprisingly durable, for better or worse). Before you rush off to make yours, I have a tip for making these with kids. If you are doing this craft with kids, it is a good idea to get the base coats on the noise makers. The dry time during that stage will lose their attention in a hurry. Don’t forget to check out our Christmas Tree Advent Calendar to see the other fun we have planned for December. Feel free to steal any or all of the ideas you find for your family’s Advent Calendar.

See where I’m linking up!

Don’t Forget to Pin It!

You hate to admit it, but sometimes kids need to get loud and make some noise. These Christmas noise makers are the perfect craft to let kids cut loose.

Shop Your Fav Brands at Scrapbook.com