Learn how to make this recycled paper tree using old magazines, packaging, and old phone book pages by Jodi from the creative JAR. This tutorial was created by Jodi for elementary students on Lockeland Spring. See these recycled paper trees being made by kids all over the world. Below is Ms. Hahnel's class in Australia.
Posted by Natalie Zee Drieu |
Nov 2, 2009 02:00 PM
Kids, Paper Crafts, Recycle |
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I can tell from the photo how much fun the kids had with this project!
Somewhere I came across a question on how to make a family tree (as a kids' project) - how about like this?
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These trees are wonderful. This will be a great way to use up all the newspaper and construction paper scraps. Thanks for sharing!
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Very pretty. Can anyone tell me how to make the newspaper tree that you cut and roll up into a pointed tube? I remember doing that every time we wrapped Christmas presents.
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These are amazing looking! I can't wait to try them out with my kids and some of my friends, perhaps while sharing a bottle of wine.
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