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

Let’s make a big Christmas tree!

[Ages 0–2] Let’s make a Christmas tree!

This is an idea where you put a big Christmas tree made from construction paper on the wall and let the children freely decorate it with ornaments.

Since it’s for infants (0-year-olds), please prepare the ornament bases in advance by cutting them out of construction paper.

Let the children draw on the bases with crayons or stick on stickers to create lovely ornaments.

Once the ornaments are finished, decorate the tree with them! If you prepare bases in a variety of motifs, the tree will look even more festive.

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How to make an easy Mickey

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A Mickey made out of construction paper is perfect for any season.

You can draw nicely balanced circles for Mickey’s face and ears by tracing with a compass or a ruler that has circular templates.

For the cream-colored face outline, refine the shape along the circle as you go.

Using tweezers to attach small parts like the nose and eyes may make the work easier.

It’s also fun to put a red hat on him to make a Santa-style Mickey.

Changing Mickey’s outfit to match the season can add variety and make it even more enjoyable.

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Perfect for Christmas too! Disney decorations

How about a Duffy & Friends wall display idea for your December decorations? This birthday-themed wall display can be used all year round, so it’s perfect for December too.

If you change the “Congratulations” text to “Merry Christmas” and swap the hearts for stars, it instantly becomes a Christmas display! Since Duffy & Friends characters feature soft pastel colors, they’re easy to match with any event.

Plus, this idea is simple to make—just cut out the parts from construction paper and glue them together.

The ease is part of the charm.

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Disney Christmas Origami

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Rirurinrin, who appears during the Christmas season at Tokyo Disneyland, is an adorable and popular character inspired by a Christmas fairy.

Let’s make Rirurinrin with origami.

We’ll create it in three parts: the face with scarf, the body, and both ears.

When making the face and scarf, use colored pens to draw your preferred facial expression and scarf pattern.

Make the ears carefully so that the left and right sides are balanced.

Attach the face with scarf and both ears to the body to finish.

Adding ribbons or beads to give it a personalized touch will make it look even more festive.

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Character lettering of Disney Friends

Handmade Disney Friends character letters are perfect for expressing the December season as a wall decoration.

Once you decide which letters to use on the wall, start crafting while imagining the characters’ designs.

Create letters incorporating the designs of friends like Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, and Donald in a well-balanced way, and place them on the wall to give the entire surface a lively feel.

When making the letters, rounding the corners will create an overall softer impression for the wall display.

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