School wide christmas project

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Are you considered a creative person? Why don’t you use that creative side for a school decoration? Decorate with winter theme and you can see how your classroom will be more interesting. Go now! Everyone needs your hands either you are a teacher or student. #winterschooldecorationideas #winterdecorations

Embrace the holiday spirit with our Paper Plate Gingerbread House Craft for Kids! Suitable for preschool and kindergarten ages, this DIY activity includes a free template. Encourage imaginative play and festive creativity as children design and decorate their own gingerbread houses, perfect for bringing holiday cheer into your home.

Holiday Trees are so much fun to create during the holiday season! Our Christmas Tree Art Project is cubism-style art that's gorgeous and surprisingly easy to make, perfect for DIY Christmas gifts!

What in the world is an icosahedron you ask? It is a 20 sided 3D shape that makes for a PERFECT Christmas art project. A long time ago (9 years) I did this project with a group of students and then forgot all about it. Well this year I wanted to do an art project with...

Here's a great school wide Christmas craft project! Have every student complete their own Christmas light bulb - whether by coloring or practicing math facts - then put them all together for one great holiday display this December. Great for fine motor skills in preschool and Kindergarten, plus help your 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade students master addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division basic math facts. (first, second, third, fourth fifth graders, preK, winter, Xmas)

This is a great lesson for the last couple of weeks before school lets out for Christmas vacation. It involves only paper, a hole punch, scissor and glue sticks. Very little prep but yet still results in gorgeous artwork- my kind of lesson for right before the holidays when we're all tired! I showed my Grade 5 students some examples of Polish wycinanki. These folk paper cutouts were used in the 1800's by Polish peasants to decorate their houses. It was a cheap craft for them as it only…