Christmas recipes for kids to make

Easy Grinch Cookies are guaranteed to steal the hearts of your friends and family this Christmas season! Festive, fun and perfect for parties!

We've gathered the best easy holiday baking for kids in one place. These fun Christmas treats for kids are so easy to make! They are perfect for school events or a Christmas party. Children will love to make these with you. Find lots of easy holiday baking for kids at rediscoveredfamilies.com! Don't forget to pin this for later.

These Grinch Crinkle Cookies are a fun, festive treat perfect for holiday gatherings. Made with a yellow cake mix, they’re simple to whip up, and the bright green color with a red heart gives a nod to the classic holiday character. Perfect for making with kids, these cookies add a playful touch to any dessert spread!

If you are looking for a fun and festive no bake holiday treats, make Christmas Popcorn Balls. They are easy to make with simple ingredients.

Here you will find our favorite no bake christmas treats that you can make with kids. They are, cute, delicious, and so festive!

These Strawberry Santas with healthy cheesecake filling are a delightfully festive, and easy no bake Christmas dessert. Only 4 ingredients!

You'll love these best sugar cookies for your easy Thanksgiving sweet treats! Learn how to make these simple grinch drop sugar cookies that are made with melted butter, green food coloring and a single red sprinkle to represent the Grinch's heart. Yum!

Christmas baking with kids is a whole different concept than baking as an adult. Let's keep it kid friendly, simple, and fun!

Delight in the festive spirit with our Grinch Crinkle Cookies, made with simple ingredients like cake mix, eggs, oil, and green food coloring. Easy and fun to bake, these cookies are perfect for adding a pop of color and joy to your holiday celebrations!

How to Make Almond Bark Puffcorn If you are looking for fun and unique Christmas treat to make this year, this is it! This almond bark puffcorn munch is SO addicting. Honest to Betsy, my