Free Christmas Art Poster | Nursery / LKG | Art | BookFlik

Bring festive creativity into your classroom with our brand-new Art christmas art poster eyfs core resource. Designed specifically for children aged 3 to 5, this vibrant, original poster features Zara the zebra, who loves finding patterns in everything she sees. This resource is perfectly aligned with the CBSE / NCERT Curriculum for Nursery / LKG, focusing on Expressive Arts and Design by encouraging children to explore colour, texture, and shape through seasonal themes.
Our Art christmas art poster eyfs core is a versatile tool for early years educators. Teachers can use this as a visual prompt to inspire independent mark-making, guided craft sessions, or as a colourful display piece to spark group discussions about winter traditions. Because we know that children learn at different paces, this resource is differentiated at the core level, ensuring it meets the expected standard for Nursery / LKG learners. It provides a structured yet open-ended approach to festive creativity that builds confidence and fine motor skills.
To support your lesson planning, each poster comes with a set of 5-7 questions to extend learning. These questions are designed to move from simple recall to creative application, such as: What colours do you see on the tree? Can you spot the repeating pattern in the decorations? If you were making a card, what would you draw to show kindness? How many stars can you count on the page? What materials could we use to make our own snowflake shapes?
By using this Art christmas art poster eyfs core, you are providing a high-quality, engaging visual aid that promotes artistic exploration. Whether you are setting up an art station or introducing a new topic, our resource helps children express their ideas through creative media. Download this festive, teacher-approved tool today to brighten your classroom and celebrate the joy of the season with Zara and her friends.
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