[Childcare] Perfect for December wall displays! A collection of Christmas tree ideas

A simple wall-mounted tree made with yarn

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The Christmas season is finally here. A big tree is tempting, but buying one just for once a year can be tough on your wallet and your storage space… So why not make a “wall tree” using items from the 100-yen shop that you simply stick onto the wall? If you place it high up, you won’t have to worry about a baby knocking it over♪ ============ ■ How to make a Simple Tree 1. Stick your favorite string in the shape of a tree. 2. Decorate as you like. ■ How to make an Advent Tree 1. Stick several lengths of your favorite string horizontally. 2. Put sweets in bags labeled with numbers. 3. Clip the bags along the strings with clothespins. 4. If the tape doesn’t hold well, try magnets or hooks. ============#tomoniteTominiteChristmas decorationsChristmas ornamentChristmas crafts#ChristmasAdvent calendar#ChristmasTree

♬ Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree – Brenda Lee

Sometimes you don’t have much space for a Christmas tree, right? This tree is made by sticking yarn onto the wall with masking tape in the shape of a tree, then creating decorations with ribbons, bells, and origami to enjoy decorating it.

Making it together with your kids would be a fun way to share the Christmas spirit.

If you’ve been hesitant to try making an advent calendar, this is an easy option, so please give it a try.

I think you’ll have a Christmas full of wonderful memories.

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A tree made by sticking paper pieces

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I made a Christmas tree by sticking lots of pieces of paper on it 🎄 You can use it as a wall decoration ✨️#Christmas#ChristmasTreeHow to Make a Christmas Tree#Xmas#ChristmasTreeDecorationKindergarten wall decor#Christmas Wall Decorations

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Christmas trees made with paint have a unique warmth that really makes them shine, don’t they? For this craft, you paint a long, narrow strip of construction paper in separate sections, then cut it into two types of parts: the tree’s leafy sections and round ornaments.

Next, cut the base cardboard into a tree shape, glue the leafy pieces so they overlap, add the round ornaments, and you’re done.

Because it involves simple steps like painting and gluing, it seems suitable from around age three.

The cardboard base also makes it perfect for hanging on the wall.

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Christmas tree mobile

How to Make a 3D Christmas Tree Mobile — It spins round and round when you hang it!

Let’s make a cute Christmas tree mobile that twirls as it hangs from above! First, place the tree and star templates on construction paper and cut them out.

Next, fold the cut pieces and glue them together.

Connect the tree and star with string, thread another string through the top of the star to hang the mobile, and you’re done.

You can display just one, or link two or three together for an even more festive decoration.

Try making this lively piece that’s perfect for Christmas parties and events!

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Stained glass-style Christmas tree

[Stained Glass Style] Christmas Tree – Make it with lamination! Stained glass craft for preschool/childcare

Let’s make a stained-glass-style Christmas tree using laminate film! Use black origami or construction paper to create star and circle parts with the centers cut out.

Cut out a tree shape as well, and similarly remove the inside.

Next, place the tree frame on top of the laminate film, arrange the star and circle parts around and inside it, and run it through the laminator.

Then color it vibrantly with permanent markers, mount it on a sparkly backing material, and you’re done! It’s simple cutting and coloring, so be sure to try it with your kids.

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Christmas tree made of felt

For practicing buttoning ♪ Christmas felt tree decoration

Games using buttons are a popular activity that children can focus on and really enjoy.

This Christmas tree is a wall display that lets kids decorate the tree while having fun buttoning pieces on.

To make it, cut a large piece of felt into a tree shape, attach buttons, and glue it onto a large piece of fabric.

Then create the pieces that will attach to the tree’s buttons, and you’re done.

When sewing the buttons onto the felt, sew them at intervals.

It’s recommended to make the pieces large so that children can easily button them on.

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Christmas tree made with origami

Christmas tree wall decoration: introducing a simple origami method anyone can make! Why not try making it as a winter decoration for December? [Tsukuru Mon]

Just cut origami paper into triangles and stick them on the wall! This is an easy-to-make Christmas tree wall decoration.

Fold green origami paper and cut it to create multiple parts with two connected triangles.

Line up more triangle parts in the bottom row, then reduce the number as you go up to form a neat tree shape.

Cut out stars, holly berries, and other pieces from origami paper to decorate the tree.

If you’re sticking them directly on the wall, use masking tape or another tape that won’t leave marks.

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A Christmas tree made with torn-paper collage!

[Christmas Craft] Let’s make a Christmas tree with torn-paper art♪ A simple craft by tearing origami! [For 2-year-olds]

A torn-paper Christmas tree made by tearing and pasting origami is a craft you can enjoy with children.

Tearing the origami into small pieces exercises their fingers, and thinking about color combinations while sticking them on fosters creativity.

Add star-shaped stickers and decorative stickers freely, and you’ll have a one-of-a-kind colorful tree.

If you dot the background with a white crayon like falling snow, it will enhance the wintry atmosphere.

Working while chatting makes the conversation lively and creates lasting memories.

It’s a Christmas tree idea that uses simple materials to create a festive piece.

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