Friday, December 2, 2016
How to make Christmas Trees
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I love these Christmas trees. They are so easy to make, require very little skills and are fun to do. They also allow for a lot of artistic expression. Children can decorate them with anything you have on hand. String, stickers, sparkles, glitter, beads, sequins etc. Put out a variety of items and see what they do.
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3 comments:
I love these. They don't have that cookie cutter look.
What beautiful trees! And I agree they are not looking perfect they look like they're made by kids and they look so pretty!
I love your ideas and blog! So excited that I found another blog from a special education teacher! I am a new follower of your blog!
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