Are you interested in learning about reindeer a.k.a caribou? Click on this link and learn about these beautiful creatures, make a diorama with the information learned about them, play some games and watch a short video of them in action!
Santa is taking applications so he can find a new reindeer to help pull his sleigh! Maybe the reindeer you create will qualify to help! What will your reindeer need to know? Be able to do? Find out!
Offers reindeer based coloring pages, crafts, recipes, and a reindeer jigsaw puzzle that can be done online.
First School:Reindeer Craft
Featuring ‘Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer’
Reindeer Barn
Take a minute to visit Raymond, who lives in the Reindeer Barn, if you click on certain areas of the barn (they “swell” as you pass them), you will be able to listen to or read one of four stories that features Raymond. If you look on the bottom of the page, click on the area that says, “Hidden Story Hints” to see where the stories are hidden.
Offers a paper bag reindeer craft, hand and foot craft idea, a reindeer anatomy chart which includes a small amount of info about reindeer, a printable reindeer that can be labeled, and a printable quiz.
Christmas Decoration Crafts links to a variety of reindeer activities including food related items, yarn crafts, nature crafts, wood crafts and much more.
Located here on Fran’s World of Discovery, this post offers a few fun and educational links to other reindeer resources, a diorama activity and suggested topics to study along with resources.
Learn what it takes to graze reindeer in Alaska and learn some facts.
What can be done with this information?
I hope you find the info I’ve offered above and in the videos below helpful for learning about and having fun with reindeer. I’d like to offer a few more suggestions on how the information can be used and what you can do to have a real-life experience with a reindeer.
Make a Reindeer Book, Diorama, a 3-D Model or a Drawing – Make a shape book, lapbook, or any kind of book that contains the information that you and/or your family find the most interesting about reindeer. Add pictures of any experiences you may have and drawings that have been made as well. Consider creating a diorama featuring the information you learned or a 3-D model of a caribou.
Visit a Place that has Reindeer – Some zoos or churches bring in reindeer to celebrate the winter season. If you get the chance, go and visit one. You may be able to touch one! If you are lucky enough to live in an area that’s home to these beautiful creatures, see if you can observe them, at a safe distance, in the wild.
Reindeer Barn!!! That's a fun place to visit. My son and I played there and read a story already. We will be reading from there a few more times before Christmas. The reindeer cam is pretty cool!Thanks for sharing your study ideas 🙂
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Reindeer Barn!!! That's a fun place to visit. My son and I played there and read a story already. We will be reading from there a few more times before Christmas. The reindeer cam is pretty cool!Thanks for sharing your study ideas 🙂
Just wanted to leave you a note letting you know that I'm adding your reindeer to “How Holidays Are Made” @ Still Learning Something New.
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So happy to hear you enjoyed the Reindeer Barn! We had a great there too!!!
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