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Christmas play with toys

Start with a toy you already have: blocks, a vehicle or a small figure. Then choose a scene, route or building challenge to try together.

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Games & time together

Copy a Christmas block pattern, then change one color

Set out four blocks as a visible model. Make a matching arrangement beside it, then copy one color change.

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Games & time together

Build a low cardboard bridge for a Christmas delivery toy

Rest a strip of cardboard on two low blocks and try one toy crossing. If it bends or slips, change one part of the bridge before the next attempt.

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Build a small Christmas scene with blocks you already have

Choose a house, a pretend tree and a clear path between them. A little paper parcel helps you check whether the layout works.

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Make a short Christmas stop-motion scene with one toy

A toy can appear to move when a sequence of still pictures is played in order. Begin with one simple action: a small figure approaches a paper gift. Keep the camera still, move the toy a little between frames and export a clip you can actually play. A folder of photographs is a source sequence, not yet the finished animation.

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