Santa Stars!
This is perfect for a little Christmas at the last minute for your classroom, Even easier if you have a die-cut machine! The picture is not one of my bests, but at the time I first wrote this blog post, it was one of my best efforts! 🙄
Step By Step Directions
Materials:
12 X 9 piece of red construction paper
Scrap pieces of black and yellow
Six cotton balls
Scissors
Glue
Ribbon or String scrap
Crayons or Makers for details if desired
Directions:
12 X 9 piece of red construction paper
Scrap pieces of black and yellow
Six cotton balls
Scissors
Glue
Ribbon or String scrap
Crayons or Makers for details if desired
Directions:
{OR Use a Die Cutter Machine.}
2. Have the student stretch out five cotton balls and glue them on the five points.
3. Next have the child or an adult draw Santa's face.
4. Glue the last cotton ball on as Santa's beard, see photo.
5. Cut a thin, black strip as the belt. Glue at waist area.
6. Cut out a square of the yellow, then cut out the inside with another square, see photo. {May require adult help.}
7. Glue at center of black strip as the belt buckle.
8. Make a loop and glue it to the back as a hanger for the tree.
9. Student name and date on back!
If you look at my picture, you can tell the three years difference in my own children. The left Santa my daughter made, while the right Santa was made by my son. He is 3 years younger, but had just as much fun making his Santa. AND...I drag them out every year and place them together on the tree...12 years later!
I ♥love how
they all turn out with different personalities!
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