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Printable activities for little hands, and guides that actually help

I’m Adil, and I make the printables in the TinyMapleCo shop on Etsy. I design Christmas worksheets, advent cards, a Letter to Santa kit, busy books and routine charts for kids ages 2–10. I wrote the guides on this site to be useful on their own: realistic ideas, what to prepare, age notes and safety tips. Most guides come with a free sample page you can print today.

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Seasonal picks for November and December

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Thanksgiving is on November 26 this year, and December fills up fast. These are the printables that fit this time of year. All are instant downloads on Etsy in US Letter and A4.

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A free letter from Santa, made for your child

Type your child’s first name, add a good deed and a wish if you like, and pick one of four letter designs. Download it as an image or a printable PDF in US Letter or A4. No sign-up, and nothing you type is saved.

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Guides for parents and teachers

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  1. Christmas Activities for Preschoolers: 20 Easy, Low-Prep Ideas20 low-prep Christmas activities for ages 3–5: fine motor, counting, letters, crafts and calm ideas, plus a free printable.
  2. Christmas Eve Box Ideas for Kids: What to Put Inside (By Age)What to put in a Christmas Eve box for toddlers, kids and tweens, with budget tips, safety notes and a free printable.
  3. Letter to Santa Template: How to Help Kids Write to Santa at Every AgeAge-by-age Letter to Santa ideas (3–5, 5–7, 8+), writing prompts, how to send it and how to reply, plus a free printable.
  4. 24 Advent Calendar Activity Ideas for Kids (Simple and Screen-Free)24 screen-free activity ideas for an advent calendar, plus how to set one up and keep it realistic on busy weeknights.
  5. How to Make a Christmas Countdown Paper Chain With KidsStep-by-step instructions for a 24-link countdown paper chain, link ideas (activities and jokes) and the tear-off order.
  6. 15 Christmas Games for Kids and Families (At Home, Parties and Classrooms)15 easy Christmas games sorted by age and group size: bingo, charades, Who Am I?, scavenger hunts, trivia and more.
  7. Christmas Elf Arrival Ideas (and 24 Easy Ideas for the Rest of December)Easy ways for a visiting Christmas elf to arrive, 24 five-minute elf ideas, a goodbye plan and safety tips.
  8. Kindergarten Christmas Worksheets: What to Practice in December (Math and Literacy)Which math and literacy skills to practice in December for PreK and K, how to use worksheets well, and a free 3-page sample.
  9. Toddler Busy Book Ideas: 15 Pages to Make and How to Put It Together15 busy book page ideas for ages 2–4, how to print, laminate and assemble a busy binder, and choking-hazard safety tips.
  10. How to Use a Potty Training Chart: Stickers, Rewards and a Graduation CertificateHow to use a potty sticker chart: readiness signs, what to track, non-candy reward ideas, handling accidents and a potty graduate certificate.
  11. Morning Routine Chart for Kids: How to Set One Up That Actually WorksHow to build a picture-based morning routine chart: steps by age, a sample routine, how to introduce it and keep it working.
  12. Thanksgiving Activities for Kids: 15 Easy Ideas for the Big Day (and the Kids’ Table)15 easy Thanksgiving activities for ages 3–8: kids’ table placemats, a thankful tree, table talk, crafts and games.
  13. Christmas Printables Bundle for Kids: Plan a Screen-Free December Week by WeekA week-by-week December plan using printables (advent, Letter to Santa, games, Christmas Eve), with printing and ink-saving tips.

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Free sample printables

Each sample is 2–3 real pages from one of my printables, as a PDF. Print as many as you need for your own family or classroom.

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How the printables work

  1. Buy on Etsy and download the PDF files from your Etsy Purchases page. (The two personalized charts are made for you and delivered within 24 hours.)
  2. Print at “Actual size / 100%” on a home printer, in US Letter or A4.
  3. Print again as often as you need for your own family or single classroom.