AdventurerKatziFor the first day of school, this simple craft is crafted with a few simple steps. The small card can be used as a place card or as a gift pendant.
Media Education for Kindergarten and Hort
Relief in everyday life, targeted promotion of individual children, independent learning and - without any pre-knowledge already usable by the youngest!
First, prepare a black clay paper and a narrow strip of cardboard.
Size paper: approx. 7cm x 10cm
Cardboard strips: maximum 1cm wide
Now cut off the cardboard strips. Put the cardboard on the clay paper and cut off the lengths.
Then measure the short pieces by holding off the cardboard and cut them up.
Then glue the cardboard strips onto the edge of the black clay paper.
Now you can label the "panel". Prescribe with a white crayon and then paint with a chalk.
Now you make a small school bag of paper leftovers.
Cuts a small triangle for this. Sticks a narrow strip of crepe paper to the upper edge and puts a wool thread to the bow around the crepe strip. The small school bag is ready.
Attach the school bag to the top of the card. You can also let the school bag survive a bit.
Have fun trying it out!
Materials
Directions
First, prepare a black clay paper and a narrow strip of cardboard.
Size paper: approx. 7cm x 10cm
Cardboard strips: maximum 1cm wide
Now cut off the cardboard strips. Put the cardboard on the clay paper and cut off the lengths.
Then measure the short pieces by holding off the cardboard and cut them up.
Then glue the cardboard strips onto the edge of the black clay paper.
Now you can label the "panel". Prescribe with a white crayon and then paint with a chalk.
Now you make a small school bag of paper leftovers.
Cuts a small triangle for this. Sticks a narrow strip of crepe paper to the upper edge and puts a wool thread to the bow around the crepe strip. The small school bag is ready.
Attach the school bag to the top of the card. You can also let the school bag survive a bit.
Have fun trying it out!
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