SUBMITTED BY Angela Hudnall
Thankful Tree
Supplies needed:
Construction paper (orange, red, yellow, brown, and other earth tones)
Crayons or markers
Scissors
Glue or a glue stick
Have child/children trace their hands on construction paper. Then cut out the tracings. These will be the leaves.
write their names and what they’re thankful for on each of the handprints.
Using brown construction paper, cut out a tree trunk and branches.
Glue or staple the tree tunk on a large piece of construction paper.
Then glue or staple the handprint leaves to the tree.
For variations on this wreath: instead of using handprints, use cut-out leaves, tissue paper baking cups or torn-up scraps of paper.
Supplies needed:
Construction paper (orange, red, yellow, brown, and other earth tones)
Crayons or markers
Scissors
Glue or a glue stick
Have child/children trace their hands on construction paper. Then cut out the tracings. These will be the leaves.
write their names and what they’re thankful for on each of the handprints.
Using brown construction paper, cut out a tree trunk and branches.
Glue or staple the tree tunk on a large piece of construction paper.
Then glue or staple the handprint leaves to the tree.
For variations on this wreath: instead of using handprints, use cut-out leaves, tissue paper baking cups or torn-up scraps of paper.
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