Cucumbers trying to fit in a jar to become pickles need help I guess. Let’s put it in the jar so that everyone can take their place in the jar.

Start a new Christmas tradition with a fun Christmas pickle ornament and poem! Gather around teacher friends! This year, we want to teach you about one of the quirkiest and most delightful holiday traditions: the Christmas Pickle! You might be scratching your head, thinking, “Why on Earth would anyone put a pickle on their Christmas tree?” We will unravel this strange concept for you and give you the lowdown on this dill-ightful Christmas tradition!

Create a pickle family using green construction paper, googly eyes, and foam pieces after reading the book Pickles, Pickles, I Like Pickles!

Pickled peppers footprints

The Christmas Pickle is a fun tradition. It started many years ago as a way to decorate the tree, now it's a fun game everyone in the family can play!

This will be PERFECT for my pickle loving girl to give out!

Free coloring pages and activity ideas to go along with the children's picture book Pickles, Pickles, I Like Pickles are now available!

Have you ever made pickles and just didn’t like the way they turned out? I have and boy it’s disappointing. I hate a soggy pickle that doens’t have a yummy flavor. We have tons of cucumbers in the garden, so we’ve been making refrigerator dill pickles and they are awesome. I love them and the kids love them. Even my picky husband loves them. Making refrigerator dill pickles is a super fun, simple activity any age child can help with.

Supplies: Green felt (two shades), fabric scissors, hot glue, ribbon Time: 15 minutes My family has always had a Christmas tradition involving a pickle ornament. I believe it's originally a German tradition, so I'm not sure how my non-German family started doing this, but it's very fun. On Christmas morning my mom would hide the…