Christmas Bible crafts & activities
Oh, what
joy!Christmas, made by little hands.
A star to follow. A story to treasure. A whole lot of Christmas making. Let’s celebrate the birth of Jesus!
Christmas is on its way
A little closer to the wonderful day.
Glue sticks ready?
Let’s make Christmas.
A story to discover. Something lovely to take home.
22 Christmas crafts to make together
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Tap a heart to tuck an idea away for a festive day.
A little baby.
A very big story.
Make a little room for the wonderful news.
Luke 2:1–20
A simple retelling for children
Page 1 of 4Mary and Joseph travelled to Bethlehem because everyone had to be counted in their family’s home town. Mary was expecting a baby. After their long journey, they reached Bethlehem. Soon it would be time for her baby to be born.
While they were in Bethlehem, Jesus was born. Mary wrapped him snugly in cloths and laid him in a manger, because there was no guest room available. A manger was a place where animals ate. This little baby was Jesus, the Saviour.
Nearby, shepherds were watching their sheep in the fields at night. An angel appeared, and God’s glory shone around them. The shepherds were frightened. The angel told them not to be afraid. A Saviour had been born! Then a great crowd of angels praised God.
The shepherds hurried to Bethlehem. They found Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus, just as the angel had said. They told others the wonderful news. Mary treasured these things in her heart. The shepherds went back praising God for all they had heard and seen.
Follow the highlighted words. Tap any word to listen from there.
AI-generated narration. Same storyteller on every device.
A children’s retelling of Luke 2:1–20, rather than a word-for-word Bible translation. The illustrations include traditional Nativity details.
Wonder together: Who would you tell the good news to?
A tree full of
Christmas friends.
Every little ornament has a place in the story.
With a little Christmas joy.
Pick a little friend.
Drag an ornament onto the tree.
Or tap one, then tap a branch to hang it.
Who will you hang on the tree first?
Little tip: move a hung ornament with the arrow keys.
Your tree is remembered on this device.
Four little doors.
A whole lot of wonder.
Open a paper door for a tiny act of kindness, a simple prayer or a moment of Christmas joy.
Go on, open one! ↗Cut. Colour.
Celebrate.
Here’s to sticky fingers, wonderful questions
and keeping Jesus at the heart of Christmas.