Now, let's get to work:
These are wonderful. I traced each child's hand onto brown craft paper. Then, I cut out four of each hand. These hand cut-outs became our tree trunks. We glued them to a sheet of craft paper. Then I cut out green leaves for summer, orange leaves for fall, snow flakes for winter, and pink blossoms for spring for each tree respectively. The children glued it all together. I did this project over two days. We only worked on one tree at a time avoid confusion.
To expand on this craft project, we also went for a walk to see what our trees in the neighborhood currently look like. We also shared several "season" books in class.




I love it - and yes our kindergarten class did this too only ours was a tad different. I just love exploring the four seasons!
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ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea. I'm just getting started with my website/blog as well, Preschool Universe.
Oh these are so cute!
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