Digital Christmas Art Project Bundle
This digital Christmas art project bundle on Google Slides™ makes for engaging, no prep sub plans for elementary. From my line of “build a” projects, each digital craft will help kids practice basic technology and writing skills. Step by step directions make these digital art projects easy to implement.
Your students will feel successful in designing their own digital Gingerbread House, Gingerbread Man, Ugly Christmas Sweater, and Christmas Elf. They’re as simple as copy and paste (or drag and drop)!
Need fun, fast finisher activities for elementary students? Digital art lessons are paperless, take up no space, and don’t use art materials. Simply assign these fall crafts using your LMS, and stop worrying about early finishers!
Overview of My Christmas Art Project Bundle
Each digital art lesson begins with step by step directions to insure students understand how to build their Christmas craft. Technology directions are included in case your students don’t understand how to use Google Slides.
The remainder of each slide deck includes backgrounds, moveable pieces, and writing prompts.
Feel free to separate the directions and project slides. This might be most advantageous for your special education students.
Technology Skills
- Copy & paste
- Drag & drop
- Rotating
- Ordering
- Resizing
- Grouping
What’s Included
- Student Direction Slides, with step by step tutorial so kids can create their digital art project independently
- Digital Moveable Pieces, so kids can either copy and paste or drag and drop to create their Christmas craft from the templates
- Background Slides, where students will paste or drag their project pieces onto
- Christmas Writing Prompts, for kids to complete after making their digital craft
- Teacher Examples, fully completed, which you can use to demonstrate
You Will Receive
- 4 Non-Editable PDFs (with access links & teacher directions)
- 4 Google Slides Docs (Gingerbread House, Gingerbread Man, Ugly Christmas Sweater, & Christmas Elf)
Why You’ll Love It
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This was a great resource for my big kids once they got done with their main art project in class. We had a “ketchup day” and afterward I had a couple of these links for them to copy and create their own gingerbread men and ugly Christmas sweaters. Going to use the elf and the house one next week!
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This bundle was great to use in the last couple of days leading up to winter break. Great low prep activities to use when the students needed a break.
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These resources are amazing. I have purchased several of them. My students really enjoy them and I like the writing prompt that is also included.
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Crystal M. –
The Christmas theme was fun and engaging. This bundle allowed my students to work independently and be creative.
Donna Kay –
This is a keeper! My students were invested and engaged and did not want to stop! perfect for an activity before winter break. They were so creative and even added their own images to the designs.
Tracy F. –
My students loved this resource. It kept them engaged and excited.
Kacey S. –
This bundle was great to use in the last couple of days leading up to winter break. Great low prep activities to use when the students needed a break.
Kalen R. –
My students loved having these to work on as an extra activity. They really helped them build their computer skills.
Lynda M. –
These resources are amazing. I have purchased several of them. My students really enjoy them and I like the writing prompt that is also included.
Think Outside the Bun (Teacher-Author) –
This was a fun activity to do with my class before the break!
iMouritsa (Teacher-Author) –
Thank you! It is an excellent resource! I had quite some fun with it.
Lara H. –
Great product for my kids who struggle with art and fine motor challenges. This product allows them to express their creativity digitally, and also provides students with engaging writing provocations.
Sarah M. –
These we so much fun for my kindergarteners to work on the week before Christmas. They had a lot of fun creating different scenes.
Angie Braiantsis –
Thank you!
Dani S. –
My computer skills students, who range from 4th to 9th grade, all seemed to really enjoy these activities. They appreciated all of the color, the appealing artwork, and the timely subject matter. I edited one of the activities by rearranging the slides in a way I felt like made more sense and deleting some I felt were unnecessary, and this seemed to work slightly better as far as students staying on track/not needing help vs. the activities I did not have time to do this with. If a file could be added to this bundle for each activity where the “fat is trimmed” and it is quite literally ready to upload for students, that would be a major plus… in my case, at least, an activity like this is grabbed when plans have suddenly changed and students are walking through my classroom door ready to go.
Amanda J. –
My students enjoyed this resource.
Jamece S. –
This is a great bundle with endless possibilities! So fun to see the creativity and uniqueness of each studentÕs project. Very easy to assign and use.
Caroline K. –
My student were very engaged with your materials. Thank you!
Tracie I. –
I used this resource with kindergarten students during distance learning. They did an amazing job with moving the pieces. Thank you!
Hannah S. –
I used this project to participate in the annual worldwide gingerbread house building project during distance learning. It was an easy way to have students build a gingerbread house when we couldn’t participate like normal.
Kelsey A. –
Thank you for a wonderful resource 🙂
Joanna Riley –
Perfect for my needs.
Cassandra K. –
This was an excellent resource. It was so fun to use and my students loved it! Thanks!
Amber O. –
What a fun resource – my students loved the digital art activities!
Daniela Angelucci –
Great resource! Thanks.
jessie B. –
Fun way to teach composition and balance.
Kathy O. –
Great Resource
Art Lessons By Ms Diaz (Teacher-Author) –
My students really enjoyed this as an early finisher activity! Very easy to use and so many different options!
ELBA G. –
xMy students loved this!
Terri R. –
The students enjoyed doing this activity.
Carolyn T. –
Love this
Cassandra H. –
This was a great pre-winter break choice activity !
Jessica F. –
I recommend creating your own tutorial video because even though these resources have wonderful step by step images and directions, the students don’t read through. The little guys need help with an adult but I still give them the option to try it. Works good for 2nd through 5th. The older grades really like them. They send me multiple examples of what they created because they are so excited to try different compositions.
a Colorful Mixture (Teacher-Author) –
I purchased one of the other digital projects (Build a snowman) and my students were completely engaged and loved the project. These resources are fantastic and have great step by step directions.
Karyn Balan –
I am so glad I got this!! It’s very engaging and my students were able to make some really creative final images. Teaching remotely, I was able to easily screen share to show the students each step of the project and the functions in Google Slides. We had done the digital sugar skull a few months prior, so they had some familiarity with the process already. I created a poll in my Google Classroom to see which Christmas project they would be more interested in working on and that made it much more enjoyable as they were very excited about their selected topic (5th & 8th grades selected the gingerbread house, 6th chose the elf and 7th wanted ugly sweater). I’m an art teacher who works at 2 different schools, and this year has been challenging working on a crazy hybrid schedule so as to make sure everyone stays safe and nothing gets spread between the schools. This digital project was such a lifesaver (and time saver!!) in trying to come up with fun, engaging and creative things for my students to make and get to do something a little different than what we might have done in a physical art class setting.
Artsy Ivie (Teacher-Author) –
This was a great resource for my big kids once they got done with their main art project in class. We had a “ketchup day” and afterward I had a couple of these links for them to copy and create their own gingerbread men and ugly Christmas sweaters. Going to use the elf and the house one next week!
Kaitlyn B. –
Thanks!