2.Learn how to watch the night sky. Sometimes you 
can see Rudolph's nose glowing as Santa whisks by 
on his sled, but you have to look really hard. Once 
you find Rudolph, though, you can usually see the 
other reindeer following behind. 

3. Listen. You might hear the jingling of sleigh bells or
- if you're really lucky - the reindeers' hooves on 
your roof. Read "The Night Before Christmas" to get 
an idea of how the hooves might sound. 

4. Learn the names of all Santa's reindeer. If you 
actually get close, you might want to call them by 
name, just like Santa does. Memorize the song 
"Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" to help you learn
and remember their names. 

5. Get online on Christmas Eve and find a Web site that 
tracks where Santa and his reindeer are as they sweep 
across the skies. (See Claus.com, under Related Sites.)
When you know Santa is in your area, you might have a 
better chance of seeing the reindeer. 

6. Make Sure you leave some Food for them (recipe Below).
You just might get lucky and hear Santa feeding them 
while they wait on your roof.

Tips:

Don't be too sad if you don't spot a reindeer.
They are so quick that not many people are able to
find them. 
Learn their Names... Rudolph, Dasher, Dancer, Donder,Vixen, Comet, 
Cupid, Prancer and Blitzen.

Instructions: 
1.Turn lightbulb with screw-side up 
2.glue two eyes just below metal rim 
3.glue red pompom at tip of lightbulb 
4.glue pin to back 

To make the antlers: 
1.cut pipe cleaner in 1/2 and wrap around the metal part of
the bulb. 

2.cut remaining 1/2 into two smaller pieces and attach them to
the pipe cleaner left on either side of the bulb 
 

Instructions
1. cut a hole 1" from the top thru
both sides of the clothes pin, large enough to get a string through it.
2. apply nose (pompom0 to the end of
the clothes pin as illistrated above.
3. Cut two ears from felt and apply.
4. add your bells and beads.
5. tie 

This is ADORABLE my little 5 year old cousin Chrissy made me the one shown above.... Thank you Chrissy

Instructions: 
1.Paint all three puzzle pieces with brown paint. Let dry. 
2.Spray puzzle pieces with polyurethane (or brush it on). Let dry. 
3.Two of the puzzle pieces will form the antlers, the third will form the face. The "face" should be oriented lengthwise.Glue one of the "antlers" to the back of the "face. They should overlap only slightly and the "antler" should be on an angle out from the "face." Glue the third puzzle piece to form the second "antler. Let dry. 
4.Glue two googly eyes to the top of the face, close together. 
5.Glue the pom pom to the bottom of the face to form the nose. 
6.Glue the pin back to the back of the reindeer. 

1.Open a brown lunch bag and attach a red pompom nose near its  base.

2. Glue in place eyes made of black and white construction paper scrapes.

3. Trace both hands on Brown construction paper and cut out the resulting antler shapes.

4. Approximately 2" from the top, attach one antler to the pleat at each side. of the bag. Fill the bag as desired; 
then fold down and staple the top in place. or for a festive finish, fold down the bag top and punch 2 holes near the center of the folded portion. Thread the ends of a curling 
ribbon length through the holes and through a jingle bell; then tie and curl ribbon ends.

Attach the following Saying:
I woke up with such a scare when I heard Santa call...
"Now dash away, dash away, dash away all!
I ran to the lawn and in the snowy white drifts,
those nasty reindeer had left "little gifts".
I got an old shovel and started to scoop
neat little piles of "reindeer poop".
But to throw them away, seemed such a waste,
So I saved them, thinking ~ you might like a taste!
As I finished my task, which took quite awhile,
Old Santa passed by and he sheepishly smiled.
And I heard him exclaim as he rose in the sky ~
"Well, they're not potty trained, but at least 
they can fly!"