Crumple up the colored wrapping paper and glue it onto the cardboard so that it floats, sticking out above the cardboard. Create a fancy tree out of aluminum foil and glue its branches so that they stick out and create a half-space form.
Material used:
- colored wrapping paper
- glue
- scissors
- aluminum foil
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- sheet of colored paper
- blue marker
- pencil
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Fold the blue card in half and cut out a cup. Glue the snowman, and glue a triangle to his head. With white paint paint the bellies on the black card, the snow lying under the snowman and the falling snow (reflect the fingertips). With a black pen, paint the snowman's eyes, sticks and buttons. Material used:Read more- white poster paint
- black pen
- colored technical block
- scissors
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The snowman is made of plastic cups that the children used during their trips (so he is a very ecological snowman). The children put the cups together by themselves and the teacher staples them together with a stapler. Other elements: hat, buttons, nose, eyes and mouth are made of paper. Material used:Read more- plastic cups
- stapler
- colored adhesive paper
- glue
- scissors
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