Decorating Christmas Trees
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Grade Level
Preschool
Subject
Art
Length of Time
15 to 30 minutes
Description
Students will decorate a Christmas tree using crayons, small cotton balls, and other ornaments that they can glue to their trees.
Goals
Learn to use glue sticks
Learn to color
Materials Needed
White construction paper
Christmas Tree patterns
Crayons
Small cotton balls
Other small ornaments
Procedure
First, you need to copy the Christmas tree so that each student will have a copy, and then, you will pass out the ornaments. After that, you need to give the students directions on what to do first and then continue until they have completed their art projects. They can also draw presents under their trees and color them. They also need to write their names on their paper if they can or have someone else do it.
Grading
You can grade the students on how well they followed your directions.
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