What trees have you seen today? What lives in the trees? What kind of trees do you see when we go for walks? Do you have a favorite tree? Have a discussion while you make this fun craft together.
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What you’ll need:
- Toilet Paper Rolls
- Construction Paper
- Scissors
- Markers
Instructions:
Step 1
Make two one-inch cuts opposite each other on top of the tube of TP.
Step 2
Cut out the green construction paper into a “tree top” or cloud-like shape.
Step 3
Wedge the construction paper into the slits on top of the TP roll.
Step 4
Color in fun animals or bark or leaves.
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