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November 17

Origami Kitty

 

November 24

Thanksgiving Centerpiece

 

November 29

Puzzle Piece Wreath

 

December 2

Paper Cup Angels

 

December 6

Puzzle Piece

Christmas Tree

 

December 12

Hannukkah Frame





Paper Chain Flag Click here to print

This craft reprinted courtesy of Elmers.com.

 

June 14th is Flag Day and we've brought back this fun project for the old favorite paper chains. Make a large one for the whole class.

 

Here are some other projects you may want to do to honor our veterans:

 

Hand and Footprint Eagle

Patriotic Spinner

Patriotic Wreath

Patriotic Windsock

 


Supplies

Scissors
X-ACTO Stapler
Red, white and yellow (or gold) construction paper, cut into 1-inch by 3-inch strips
Fifty gold stars stickers
Elmer's® Washable School Glue Stick
Elmer's Squeeze 'n Brush®
Elmer's® Foam Board


Click here for printables

Instructions

Paint the Foam Board blue. Use Elmer's Squeeze 'n Brush to paint the background for the flag. Set aside to dry.

Have students staple the red, white and yellow strips into loops, chaining them as you go. You'll create one chain of 12 links in yellow; 3 red and 3 white chains of 27 links in each; and 4 red and 3 white chains of 15 links in each.


Glue the yellow chain down the left side of the blue Foam Board. This will resemble a pole. Use Elmer's Washable School Glue for this step.

Glue the red and white chains in place. Use Elmer's Washable School Glue Stick to attach the red and white chain stripes to the Foam Board. Alternate red and white chains as you work down from the top, starting with a short red chain at the top and ending with a long red chain at the bottom.

Allow project to dry. Lay foam board flag flat so the glued chains can dry in place.



   




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