Away In A Manger Engraved Wood Christmas Ornaments

admin — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 23:16:59 +0000

This personalized Christmas ornament features any family or first name(s) and year, creating a one-of-a-kind personalized gift for that someone special.Our exclusive design features a rustic wooden manger lined with hay supporting the holy child. The ornament is beautifully crafted from American Alder Wood. We then professionally laser engrave the design, along with your own special message!

Includes a red satin ribbon for an elegant finishing touch. Ornament measures 4W x 3 1/4L x 1/8 thick. Presented in a handsome velvet drawstring bag making it ready for gift-giving and providing protective storage year after year.Keep the true meaning of Christmas in your heart with our exclusive Away In A Manger

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What Christmas crafts has your child done in the past?

admin — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 08:05:59 +0000

I’m speaking more specifically about kinders through third graders. I teach 3rd grade and am in the market for a new Christmas/holiday craft to do this year. I don’t want to do something that many kids have done in earlier grades, but I don’t want to do something too complicated either. What Christmas crafts has your child done, and which ones did you like the most?

I am a kindergarten teacher and I make several crafts for Christmas. We make Rudolphs. They are so cute. You first get a wire hanger then bend it into a rhombus shape and slide a ankle pantyhose over the hanger. Have your kids trace their hands on brown felt then attach to the sides for antlers. Attach googly eyes then a bright red pom pom at the end and it is so cute.

We also make puzzle ornaments. I get paper plates and cut out the the circle within the middle then I cut another small circle within the middle of the circle. After that we place puzzle pieces around the circle and paint it red or green. Then I place a ribbon in the back and a picture of each kid in the back. They are a hit with the parents.

One more thing we do is make wreaths using paper plates. I cut out the middle of a paper plate and then I cut small one inch by one inch squares from wrapping paper. The kids will then place it over the back of a pencil and glue the end and place it around the paper plate. I make sure to tell my students to cover the entire plate. I then put a bow on the top and their you go beautiful wreaths.

Hope that helps.

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Away In A Manger Engraved Wood Christmas Ornaments

What Christmas crafts has your child done in the past?