Baby Yoda Gingerbread Man Craft For Kids [Free Template]

Kids of all ages love Star Wars. And what better way to show off their fandom than with a Grogu gingerbread man craft? This is an easy and fun way to get your kids in the holiday spirit!

The process is simple: you only need some cardstock, scissors, glue, markers, and our free printable template. It only takes about 15 minutes to complete, and the end result will be something that your kids can proudly display on their mantle or desk for friends and family to see!

Have fun creating this cool craft with your children or students this December. Also, be sure to check out all of our disguise a gingerbread man project ideas for kids for more holiday crafts!

Grogu Gingerbread Man

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Supplies

• Colored cardstock or construction paper
• Scissors
• Glue stick
• Green marker
• Baby Yoda template (unlock the image at the end of the post to go to the download page)

Directions

Start by downloading the Baby Yoda template, print it out, and cut out the pieces you’ll need.

Begin by gluing Grogu’s eyes in the middle of his head, right between the forehead wrinkles and his little mouth.

Grab a green marker and draw a tiny nose just beneath his eyes in the center of his face.

Next, take the inner ear pieces and glue them to the bottom of each ear. If there’s any extra paper hanging off, trim it down.

Glue Grogu’s coat to his body, placing it just under his mouth.

Add the coat collar to the top of the coat and glue it in place.

It’s time to add some buttons! Position the three buttons down the center of his coat and glue them securely.

Finish up by gluing the icing decoration to the bottom of Grogu’s legs. If any paper sticks out, give it a quick trim.

That’s it! Isn’t this such a cute and festive Star Wars craft?!

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Christmas Themed Activities

Continue with the festivities by creating a Christmas unit for kids. We’ve got some great ideas to get you started! From festive crafts to educational activities, keep reading for fun and engaging ways to celebrate the holiday season.

Christmas Read Aloud Books For Kids

Books are at the top of our list! Reading aloud to your kids has a whole host of benefits, and it’s a simple way to introduce your kids to a new topic or theme.

Below are some of the top Christmas books to read to your kids!

Dasher: This wonderfully illustrated Christmas book for kids gives you the back story on one of Santa’s favorite reindeer, Dasher! Girls will especially love to read this since Dasher is a girl.

Construction Site On Christmas Night: Fans of the fun characters of the construction site books have to add this Christmas-themed story to their collection. See how the trucks get ready for Christmas!

How To Catch An Elf: Kids everywhere love the silliness of this Christmas story. The rhymes and the illustrations will draw the kids in as well. This is a Christmas book kids will want to read every year!

Easy Christmas Crafts

We also love crafting! It’s a fun activity for kids, but it can also help them strengthen the small muscles in the hand, follow directions, and learn to focus. Here are some of our favorite Christmas craft ideas:

Grinch Craftivity—This fun and easy craft is the best way to get into the holiday spirit. Children can create their own version of the iconic green character from Dr. Seuss’s classic story. Then, have them write out ideas on how they’d make Mr. Grinch feel happy to accompany the craft!

Printable Santa Craft – This craft is perfect for younger children still developing their cutting and gluing skills. This free template allows children to create their own jolly Santa Claus and practice following directions!

Also try: Nutcracker Craft For Kids

Handprint Reindeer Craft—We love this craft because it’s simple, cute, and can be personalized with each child’s handprint. It would also be a fun gift to say ‘Happy Holidays’ to Grandparents or other family members.

Elf on the Shelf Photo Craft – You only need a photo of your child and some simple craft supplies to make this adorable Elf on the Shelf photo craft. It’s a great way to get kids excited for the holidays and capture some fun memories!

Christmas Printables For Preschoolers

This simple roll a reindeer game helps your kids learn how to take turns and improve their fine motor skills. Get the free printable and instructions here!

Kids will work on counting, learning letters, and other skills while having fun. These Christmas dot a dot printables are also designed to help develop fine motor skills!

These Christmas pattern block mats are a fun, no-prep activity that helps kids work on shape recognition and fine motor skills. They’re perfect for the holiday season!

Related: How To Catch Santa Printables

Print out these free elf worksheets for a last-minute learning activity that’s super festive! It’s great for preschool and kindergarten kids and helps them with scissor skills, learn the letter E, and practice handwriting!

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