Holiday Links

1. Santa Flibriks (Source: Kaboose.com)
   Help Santa find the matching tiles without hitting the bottom of the game area.
   
   
2. Find the Difference (Source: Disney at familyfun.com)
   Print or view this pdf page and see if you can find the differences between the two pictures of Santa's workshop.
   
   
3. Holiday Coloring Pages (Source: Disney at familyfun.com)
   Click on the pictures and activities you want to print.
   
   
4. Sue Ellen's Scrapbook (Source: pbskids.org)
   Pictures of holiday customs in other countries.
   
   
5. Dress Up (Source: pbskids.org)
   Drag and drop different holiday costumes to dress Sue Ellen up!
   
   
6. Holiday Music box (Source: pbskids.org)
   Listen to songs and arrange matching puzzle pieces.
   
   
7. Winter Holiday Coloring Pages (Source: Kaboose.com)
   Kids can "color" winter holiday pictures online.
   
   
8. Snowman (Source: Kaboose.com)
   Drag the pieces to build your own snowman on this Web page.
   
   
9. Winter Coloring Pages (Source: Kaboose.com)
   Celebrate the wintering season by printing and coloring these pages.
   
   
10. Ninja Ice Chop (Source: kids.nationalgeographic.com)
    See if you can "chop" the ice blocks.
    
    
11. Design and Your Own Gingerbread House (Source: www.janbrett.com)
    Drag and drop the candy decorations on the house. You can print out your finished house. You also can share this page with a friend so they can make their own gingerbread house.
    
    
12. Professor Fizzy's Lunch Lab (Source: http://pbskids.org/lunchlab)
    While not specifically for the holidays, this PBS Web site is full of videos, music, games and characters to promote healthy eating for children. A great site to send younger children to, while you're cooking for the holidays.
    
    
13. Cookie Dough Coloring Page (PDF) (Source: fightbac.org)
    This page warns kids about the dangers of eating raw cookie dough.