Glad to be back and offering more ideas for Christmas crafts for preschool.
Sorry for the time away-the flu was much more than I could have imagined!
Good to be back and having fun during this special time of year. I have received so many wonderful ideas from my readers and want to share a couple of them.
I chose these because they are ideas that even your youngest preschoolers, even toddlers, can do! Give them a try and let me know how they work out.
Ornaments
Need---clear plastic 16 oz cups, permanent markers, and for the adults who help, an oven set at 400.
Take a clear plastic cup and have children color the cup with permanent markers.
Place the cups in an oven (400 degrees), and watch the cups melt. Once they are flat, the cups can be removed.
These make a great Christmas ornament; make a hole in top for hook.
**Really nice if oven is accessible with students, so children can watch the process of the cups melting.
Easy Christmas Trees
Need--Sugar cone ice cream cones, vanilla or green frosting, multi colored rice crisp cereal.
We do a really cute craft at Christmas with my prechool class. The students make a Christmas tree using sugar cones, vanilla frosting and colored crisp cereal.
Cover the cone completely with the frosting and simply roll the cone in a pie plate full of the colored crisp cereal. Let it set for a few minutes and you haev an instant Christmas tree!!! Set aside an area on a table and
create a holiday scene.
If you like these Christmas crafts for preschool, check out the other ideas in the Preschool Planner.
http://www.preschoolplanner.com/thefullstory.html
Mary
marys.plans@gmail.com
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