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Molly’s <strong>Guide</strong> to:<br />
A Creative Christmas<br />
We have put together two simple Christmas<br />
craft ideas with help from The Old Station<br />
Nursery in Lincoln. that can easily be done<br />
with the children of all ages.<br />
Festive Wreath<br />
This wreath can be made from items foraged<br />
from the garden, unwanted Christmas<br />
decorations and wrapping accessories such as<br />
bows and ribbon and a great way for your<br />
children to be creative and create their<br />
unique wreath.<br />
You will need;<br />
• Some card<br />
• PVA Glue<br />
• Paint and brushes<br />
• Scissors<br />
• Foliage from the garden<br />
• Glitter<br />
• Unwanted Christmas decorations<br />
Use a dinner plate to trace a circle on the<br />
card, find a tea plate to draw around for<br />
the inner circle of the wreath and cut out.<br />
Now simply allow the children to use their<br />
imagination to create a wonderful festive<br />
wreath with all the resources available<br />
to them.<br />
Handprint Christmas tree<br />
This Christmas tree is made simply from<br />
handprints and items found in your arts and<br />
crafts drawer such as glitter and pom poms.<br />
You will need;<br />
• Coloured Card<br />
• Green paint<br />
• Paint brush<br />
• PVA Glue<br />
• Glitter<br />
• Pom poms or other craft resources<br />
To create the Christmas tree get your child to<br />
paint their hand with the green paint. The<br />
hand prints start at the top of the paper with<br />
just one. On the next layer you place two<br />
hand prints side by side and finally the third<br />
layer has three hand prints side by side.<br />
Once the Christmas tree has been created<br />
the children should use their artistic skills to<br />
decorate the tree with the glitter, pom poms<br />
and other craft resources you have gathered.<br />
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WEBSITE: www.mollysguide.co.uk molly’s guide | Edition 4 | Winter 2012