Christmas Ornaments

This year we made ornaments for our parents for Christmas. 

Directions

1.  Purchase empty orniments from local craft store 

2.  Take head shots of each child

3.  Print head shots on transparency paper (I found mine on Amazon)

4.  Cut each picture out in a circle 

5.  Roll pictures up and place in ornimnet 

6.  Children can fill their orniment with fake snow and glitter

7.  With sharpie write the year on the top of the ornament

8.  Tie top with a ribbon 

Great Keep Sake!

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Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas from the Early Family!

I hope you all have a great break and take time for your self!  

Elf Fun

I love, love, love Elf on the Shelf!  

Each year I introduce our Elf two weeks before break.

This year being in pre-k, was so much fun.  My little ones loved the magic of the elf.  They where so fun and loved looking for him each day.  I am not sure if it made them behave better or if they where more on the wild side.  

Christmas Fun

Fine Motor

In our fine motor center, I placed these toilet paper rolls covered with sparkly paper.  

The kiddos sorted the bells by color.  

Gifts for Parents

For our parents this year we took pictures in our best dressed, glued them on snowflakes, creating great keepsake ornaments. 

Reindeer Food

I love giving the kiddo's Reindeer Food for Christmas, it is one of my favorite memories with my own kids. 

Tissue Paper Orniments

I purchased these tissue paper squares at Hobby Lobby and cut the ornaments out on my Silhouette. 

The kiddo's loved decorating their ornaments for our classroom tree. 

5 Senses and the Gingerbread Man

I am finally done and I can not wait to start teaching it!  

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