The Best How the Grinch Stole Christmas Crafts for Kids

How the Grinch Stole Christmas is undeniably a beloved picture book and favorite movie of everyone big and small. Keep your love of the story going with these fun crafts and activities inspired by that loveable, mischievous character that has stolen the hearts of everyone.

Some are silly, some are slimy, and all are really, really green just like the Grinch. Whether you love the Grinch movies or the reading the classic story, you will have a blast making these fun How The Grinch Stole Christmas crafts for kids.

“Maybe Christmas doesn’t come from a store, maybe Christmas, perhaps, means a little bit more.” -said the Grinch.

 

This Paper Plate Grinch Craft from I Heart Crafty Things is a fun and easy craft activity to create this Christmas.

The entire family can enjoy drawing The Grinch with chalk pastels from You ARE An Artist.

This Grinch Wood Slice Craft from Learning and Exploring through Play is a fun and festive holiday craft that make for great gifts and look great on a Christmas tree.

This Grinch Slime Recipe for Kids from Little Bins for Little Hands is a perfect activity to go along with the classic How the Grinch Stole Christmas book!

This Grinch Christmas Ornament from Buggy and Buddy will delight all the Who’s in your house this holiday season.

Grow the Grinch’s Heart from Creative Family Fun is a fun science activity based on how the Grinch’s heart “grew three sizes in one day.”

Celebrate Grinchmas by creating this Grinch Paper Plate Craft from Homeschool Educational Free Market with the kids this holiday season.

This Christmas Slime Recipe from The Best Ideas for Kids is a great stocking stuffer idea for any Grinch fan in your home.

This Grinch Popsicle Stick Craft from Rainy Day Mum is a great craft for some Grinch inspired creativity for even the youngest kids.

Grinch Playdough from Natural Beach Living is a super simple way to keep the kids busy for hours.

This How to Make His Heart Grow Craft from JDaniel’s 4 Mom would be fun to make after reading the book How the Grinch Stole Christmas.

 

More crafts and activities based on popular children’s books can be found here!