The children cut a large triangle out of thick cardboard. They cut green sheets of paper into strips of different lengths. The strips are glued horizontally onto the cardboard, and when the entire surface is covered, the paper ends are folded over. The same is done on the other side, and any excess paper sticking...
The children crumple breakfast paper to give it an interesting texture and then gently smooth it out. Using a wax crayon held on its side, they draw green marks on the paper. From the prepared sheet, using a template, they trace two large Christmas trees and cut them out. The edges of one tree are...
Fold the paper plate from two sides so that it forms a “cone” shape. Paint the center and the folded parts brown and set it aside to dry. On red paper, trace both hands and cut them out. Glue the folded parts of the plate together. Attach the antlers, then add the nose and eyes....
We prepare a rectangular piece of foil or cellophane. Then we invite the children to decorate the foil. Using a red marker, we draw diagonal lines that will resemble the pattern of a real candy. The next step is to place a plastic container from a surprise egg in the center of the prepared foil....
Children fold a white sheet of drawing paper in half. On one half, they trace the base for the bells and cover it with strips of brown paper. From green paper, they cut thicker strips and glue them from the longest to the shortest, leaving small gaps between them. They decorate the tree with a...
Children wrap an elongated pinecone with red tissue paper to form the base of the Santa figure. Then they roll a strip of white tissue paper and glue it on as the fur of the hat, and a black strip as the belt on the body. On the top, they attach a small tissue-paper ball....
Children thread a bead onto a pipe cleaner and twist the end so the bead doesn’t fall off. Then they pass the pipe cleaner through the holes in a small plastic flower pot and twist both ends together. At the top, they shape the pipe cleaner into a hanging loop. Next, they decorate the bell...
Children fold a paper plate in half. From cream-colored paper, they cut out Santa’s face and glue it onto the plate. Then they attach a red triangle to make Santa’s hat. They glue on a red pompom as the nose and add googly eyes. Using a marker, they draw the mouth. The top of the...
Cover the top part of a toilet paper roll with yellow tissue paper to create a crown. Then cut a longer piece of colored tissue paper and wrap it around the remaining part of the roll, slightly at an angle. Cut a semicircle from colored paper. Use markers to draw the eyes, nose, mouth, and...
On an egg carton, mark and cut out the shape of a little person. Slightly flatten the legs. Paint the figure brown on both sides and set it aside to dry. Highlight the edges with white paint to create a “icing” effect. Add details such as eyes, a smile, buttons, and a bow. If you...
