Help your Children decorate for fall with this easy craft.
What you'll need:
-Brown paper lunch bags
-Scissors
-Glue
-Paper (Fall colors)
1- Cut lunch bag into half inch strips. Start at the opening and cut half way down the bag.
2- Open bag and stand it up.
3- Hold base of bag with one hand and twist the middle of bag to create the trunk of the tree.
4- (example of finished trunk)
5- Twist two of the bag strips together to create branches.
6- (example of finished branches)
7- Rip strips of colored paper into tiny pieces and glue them all over the branches of the tree.
Done.
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Hi! I'd like to use your picture to place in a lesson plan. I work for a before and after school daycare in Missouri called Kid's Country. The picture and details will be in my curriculum plan for 2012-2013. Thanks! -Shannon LaRosh, Kid's Country Lee's Summit MO
Cute! I've been wanting to make one of these for a while.
My kids would love to make this. Thanks for sharing.
I'm thinkin' VBS craft! Thanks for the idea!
For older students you can use it to teach adjectives. Write words on leaves to describe the trunk, the leaves, or just the tree itself.
Great idea! My daughter will love this! We could even do different sized ones with different coloured leaves and create a fairy forrest. Thanks.
Hi
I've pinned this to pinterest.
That such a great idea! So simple and so creative! Love that tree! :D
good idea !!!
Great tutorial with very cute results!
did these at school from another website. The kindergarteners had a really hard time with them but the 2nd grade loved them and really got into it. As a home project any age could do it with help.
Ingenius! I am thinking of making a felt or fabric version of your wonderful tree for my table top puppet of Waldorf Seasons Nature table...inspiring! Thanks! - Jzin
Ingenius! I am thinking of making a felt or fabric version of your wonderful tree for my table top fairy tale puppet theater or Waldorf Seasons Nature table...inspiring! Thanks! - Jzin
I love your tree, I have to make one for my classroom with my little ones :) thanks for sharing
What a cute idea. It can be used for Halloween and/or Fall. I think I'm going to try to make it.
Thank you for this cute idea. I made the trees with my sons yesterday.
Nadine
What a great idea, I love it and will do it at school with my kids.
Lovely hugs
Molly
This is such an awesome idea! Thanks so much for sharing!
Verena
I'd love to pin this (and maybe a million of your super cute ideas!) but I wanted to double check with you first since it isn't listed in your share buttons.
If not... I'll bookmark!
We have shadow boxes on our wall for each of our three kids and every season/holiday we try to put a new art project in them ... we got the shadow boxes specifically so that if a cute 3D project like this came along we'd still be able to display it!
Thanks!
Feel free to pin this idea (or any other one on here that you like)! Thanks!
I made a family tree for english with this teacher loved it
I love this! Doing it today :)
Hey Pikadillycharm,
I work for http://www.sheknows.com and are doing an article on cheap crafts. We came across your page (http://pikadillycharm.blogspot.com/search/label/Paper%20Craft) and was wondering if we could use your photos from it, if we link back to your site?
Katie Owen
Thanks everyone! I am glad that so many of you are enjoying this craft! =)
Hi Katie,
We at Pikadillycharm would be more than happy to let you use our photos and link back to us!
Thanks! =)
Pikadillycharm
Bonjour
J'ai découvert, il y a quelques temps, votre blog et j'ai été intéressée par les activités que vous décrivez. Surtout celles faites avec les enfants âgés de 3 à 6 ans.
Ancienne institutrice d'école maternelle en France, j'ai moi-même un blog où je présente des travaux d'Arts Plastiques faits à l'école.
J'aurais souhaité vous emprunter 2 photos pour présenter votre blog à mes collègues.
Me permettez-vous de publier les photos " Paper bag Fall Tree" sur mon blog? Je rajouterai, bien sûr, un lien vers votre site.
Merci d'avance.
Toutes mes excuses de n'avoir pas écrit en Anglais, mais mon anglais n'est pas bon du tout.
Cordialement
Joséphine
www.cahierjosephine.blog@orange.fr
My son made this and then lightly painted the limbs, tree trunk, roots and grass with watercolors.
It turned out awesome!
Hi Josephine,
You are more than welcome to use some of our photos as long as you link back to our site.
I'm glad that you find this post useful. Have fun with it. =)
Pikadilly Charm
Thanks for permission to pin - this looks like such a great craft for my kids - easy but with stunning results! Thanks.
Hi I've pinned this to pinterest.
Thank You so much for this idea. I did it with my speial ed science class and they loved it. Had a great time with this.
For older students you can use it to teach adjectives. Write words on leaves to describe the trunk, the leaves, or just the tree itself.
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Thanks for this super tree craft! I made one today after discovering this post on Pinterest. I have repined it, too. Thanks again.
Beautiful trees:) Thanks for sharing
Lovely autumnal piece, bet the kids love it! We're looking to ways to incorporate craft like this into our learning & play ranges - working on some Halloween ideas right now!
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Do you think it would work, or have you have tried, making it with leaf bags??? They would be a larger version for my classroom... I am thinking of trying it but don't want to spend the money if I don't have to!
Well organize tutorial! I linked it in my post.
Check pls,
cltodo.blogspot.com
This is a great idea. I brought it to my Wolf Scouts Den meeting for a holiday craft for autumn/halloween, and when the kids (7 year olds) were done with the trees, they made paperbag puppets of their costumes or favorite monsters. Thank you - all the parents have been wanting to do this forever.
Great idea, we used real leaves from our yard!
There are paper punches with small leaves of either a maple or an oak leaf, these would be fun to use with this tree! Doing it for a Fall Festival Craft for parents while the kiddos participate in games, etc. Thanks for a fabulous idea!!
What a cool idea- I am using this for my 1st OCT Cub Den meeting as an activity. In line with the new program- I added blue cardstock words (I built a table in Word) and cut them out for the 9 points of the Scout Law. The scouts can glue them on the tree around the leaves. Love this idea. Thanks for posting
Love this! We made them at my Girl Scout meeting last week. Easy tutorial with great pictures!
what a nice idea! Thanks for sharing. Gabi
This is super cute! I plan on doing this with my 5th and 6th grade girls at church tomorrow to celebrate Thanksgiving. We'll make the trees then add leaves stating what they are thankful for. Thank you for sharing your fun ideas!
Hi,
This is such good idea. I loved it... And I have included this post in my '15 Awesome Gratitude filled Thanksgiving Ideas' blog post. Do come over and check it out!
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I'm using it tomorrow with just yellow leaves and calling it a mustard plant/tree to teach the parable of the mustard seed. Thanks for a great craft!
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Awesome post!This is a great idea! I am always looking for great 're purposing' ideas. I have tons of magazines that are larger like rolling stones that are not worth anything. I could make some gift bags out of those i'm thinking. Thanks for sharing!
The petals really make it don't they? Gorgeous tutorial!
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