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These Christmas treasure blocks are a festive addition to any play space. They are filled with seasonal loose parts and are fun to use in play by themselves or in addition to other toys.
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Supplies To Collect
The following supplies work well in these see-through treasure blocks:
- buttons
- jingle bells
- Christmas tree garland
- pom poms
- pony beads
- craft stars
- gem snowflakes
- metallic snowflakes
- rubber candy pieces
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Assembling The Christmas Treasure Blocks
One wood panel on each of these treasure blocks is easily removed by loosening the screws. After the blocks are filled, the panels can be screwed back on so no festive pieces fall out.
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My Christmas treasure blocks feature a red, green, white, and gold color scheme, but feel free to choose another one.
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Other Christmas-themed loose parts that would work well in these blocks are:
- sequins
- cut straws
- gem Christmas lights
- foam pieces
- erasers
- paper shred
- bows
Christmas erasers, figurines and vehicles, other blocks, and seasonal décor can be included in a Christmas treasure block play invitation for added interest.
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Treasure blocks are a recent addition to my educational toy supply, and I am definitely in love with them. I look forward to using them in more themes for little learners.
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What is your favorite way to use treasure blocks? Share below in a comment.
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Related: Christmas Sensory Play
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You may also like:
St. Patrick’s Day Treasure Blocks
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© Annette Kaminsky December 21, 2021
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