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For FAMILIES » Pipe Cleaner, Yarn, or Paper Strip Pine Trees

Pipe Cleaner, Yarn, or Paper Strip Pine Trees

 

Read Pine Trees (A Rookie Read-About
Science Book) by Allan Fowler.


Make a Pine Tree with Green Yarn, Pipe
Cleaners, or Strips of Paper.

  1. Cut green green pipe cleaners or yarn
    or strips of green paper into 12 to 20 pieces.
    Make the first piece very small. Make
    the next piece just a bit longer than the
    first piece. Continue, making each piece
    just a bit longer than the one before it.

  2. Glue or paste them to a piece of paper or
    cardboard. Start with the shortest one at
    the top of the page. Under it, center and
    paste the second shortest piece. Continue
    until the longest piece is the one at the
    bottom of the page.

  3. Now you have a pine tree! If you like,
    you can decorate it with stickers or add
    "snow" to the branches by sprinkling on
    white glitter glue.


    By Susan Penney, NESI







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