Christmas Crafts
While in Canada, the girls made some Christmas tree ornaments that turned out cute (alas, we couldn't talk Jacob into participating with us in this). Best of all, the girls had a blast doing the crafts. And, our tree boasts a few more of those perfectly imperfect ornaments, more special to me than anything that money can buy because they were made with the hands of my kids. The girls were able to make many of the pipe cleaner ornaments and wanted to make some to give to their teachers. I thought that was a great idea. Abby gave her teachers their ornaments the Monday she came back to school. One of her teachers, who is more like a classroom aide, but whom Abby adores because of the attention she bestows on Abby, went on and on about how beautiful the ornament was and thanked her profusely. Gotta love our educators! Some really do touch the hearts of the kids. Mrs. Harris does that for Abby.
Abby shows off a pipe cleaner/ bead ornament
Alyssa
A pretty one on Katy's tree
Working on the ornaments
Ceci and Abby
Sophie
The second type of ornaments we made started off as the clear glass balls ornaments you can buy at craft stores. We put glue inside the ornaments and then sprinkled glitter on the inside to stick to the glue.
Add the glitter...
When they were done, the girls started playing with the glitter that had fallen on the table.
Glitter hands!
Glitter ornaments!
Abby shows off a pipe cleaner/ bead ornament
Alyssa
A pretty one on Katy's tree
Working on the ornaments
Ceci and Abby
Sophie
The second type of ornaments we made started off as the clear glass balls ornaments you can buy at craft stores. We put glue inside the ornaments and then sprinkled glitter on the inside to stick to the glue.
Add the glitter...
When they were done, the girls started playing with the glitter that had fallen on the table.
Glitter hands!
Glitter ornaments!

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