First I cut out 3 of each shape in different sizes: Triangles, Circles, Squares, Diamonds, Ovals, Rectangles.
Then I let LM glue them on the paper from biggest to smallest.
We added star stickers on top and a brown tree trunk on the bottom.
Christmas Tree Shapes
First I cut out 3 of each shape in different sizes: Triangles, Circles, Squares, Diamonds, Ovals, Rectangles.
Then I let LM glue them on the paper from biggest to smallest.
We added star stickers on top and a brown tree trunk on the bottom.
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what a great idea! I will defintly be making these for my daycare kids to play with at the feltboard! tahnks for sharing!!!
Hi Linda,
We loved these shape Christmas trees and featured them at our blog, Preschool Lesson Plans!
You can find the full article here:
http://preschoollessonplans.info/1464/reviewing-shapes-with-christmas-trees/
We were sure to give idea/photo credit, as well as a link back to your blog, but we'd love for you to take a look. If there are any problems, we'll be sure to take the feature down immediately!
Thanks so much,
Kayla Johnson
tristro.com/kayla
and your older son could work on his cutting skills if you traced/drew the shapes for him (alot of kindergarten is cutting & glueing!)
That is super cool! very creative
Very educating and fun!
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