Hand Print Christmas Tree

Great idea for a Christmas tree from your child or grandchild's handprints.

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Hand Print Christmas Tree

Materials

colored paper or board,
decorations,
glue,
scissors

Directions

Trace a child's hand on green paper. You will need 8 or 9 handprints for the tree branches.
Cut out a star for the top of the tree, and a trunk.
Glue the trunk on the bottom of the page. Then glue the hand prints to create the tree.
Add the star at the top of the tree.
Decorate the tree using anything you have on hand (paint, bits of colored paper, tinsel, ribbon sequins)

Hints:

Fold the paper so that you are cutting out 2 or four hand prints at one time.
Try arranging the prints to create the tree before you start gluing.

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