Magnetic Process Art Ornament for Christmas is such a fun way to combine Art and Science for the kids of pre-k, preschool, kindergarten and up! Kids will enjoy making these ornaments using a magnet and paper clips for their Christmas tree. This Magnetic process art is a super low prep STEM Christmas craft, all you need is paper plate, red and green paint, magnetic wand and some paper clips! 

You can check out these cute DIY Christmas crafts for kids:

• Fun and Easy Christmas Tree Craft
• Fun Christmas Craft (Other Than Christmas Tree)

Looking for more 25+Christmas Art and Craft activities? Check out my blog. I love the month of December as it has a special festive feeling. Christmas is the time of the year my students awaits as we have a blast at our Christmas party with these super thrilling Christmas Bingo, Santa Says ,Would you rather and more Christmas Games!!!

Magnetic Process Art Ornament

The perfect preschool STEM art does exist! Magnetic painting Christmas ornaments are fun and educational! While teaching your students about color mixing and magnets, create an adorable Christmas ornament for families to cherish for years to come! All you need to do is grab red and green paint, a paper plate, paper clips, and a small magnet. 

Start by setting the paper clip on your paper plate and adding a small amount of red and green paint. {This is a great time to discuss the color wheel and/or color mixing.} Next, take the magnet to the bottom of the paper plate and “make contact” with the paper clip. Then start mixing! By moving the paper clip around and around using the magnet under the plate, the colors will mix, and your plate will become a wonderful mix of green and red. Add in more color as needed. The final step is to add a small black piece of paper as the ornament “top” and a string to hang from a Christmas tree. 

Christmas themed Name Crafts are too cute to be missed! Also do not miss my Ginger breadman Literacy and Math Centers. Students will practice early math and literacy skills like number matching, sight word recognition, letter and sound matching, and so much more! Keep reading to check out each individual activity or grab all of them in a bundle Christmas Literacy and Math Centers for Preschool, pre-k and Kindergarten.

As December begins I get students to make these super cute Christmas Name Hats which is a great craft for name recognition and fine motor skills. December is also  the month to teach kids about Holidays around the world!

Do not miss to grab these Winter FREEBIES from my Website:

• Letter to Santa Template
• Winter Themed Ten Frame counting Google Slides
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