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DLTK's Crafts for Kids
Maurice the Moose Wreath
Here is another Christmas
ornament with a (French) Canadian twist! Maurice the Moose was with
me for most of my junior high and high school life, teaching me French
(though I admit that I've now forgotten most of my lessons). I did
remember how to say Merry Christmas... Joyeux Noel, for those who didn't
know.
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Materials:
 | a printer, |
| a piece of paper... I always
prefer to use a heavy paper (like construction paper), but it isn't necessary. |
| some crayons, paint, markers
or pencil crayons, |
| scissors, |
| ribbon, string or wool, |
| glue, |
| something hard as a base, like
cardboard, a margarine container lid or a frozen juice can lid. |
Optional materials:
| paint, |
| Christmas wrapping paper, |
| Christmas stickers. |
Instructions
| Print out the template of choice.
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| Colour (where appropriate) and
cut out the template pieces.
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| Cut a circle about the right
size for the wreath (doesn't have to be exact) from cardboard or a margarine
container lid. Or just use a frozen juice can lid.
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| Either paint the circle a Christmas
colour or cover with gift wrap or coloured paper.
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| Glue the wreath onto the circle.
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| Glue the moose into the center
of the wreath and the hat onto the moose.
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| Glue the Christmas message onto
the top or bottom of the wreath.
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| Decorate further (as desired)
with Christmas stickers.
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| Attach a string, ribbon or wool
as a hanger so you can hang on the Christmas tree (either by poking a hole
in the base and threading the string through or by attaching well with
tape).
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| Close the template window after
printing to return to this screen.
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| Set page margins to zero if
you have trouble fitting the template on one page (FILE, PAGE SETUP or FILE,
PRINTER SETUP in
most browsers). |
Templates (color)
or (B&W)
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