My kids and me love handprint art and Christmas is just the perfect time to create this giant handprint Christmas Tree craft. The entire class can get involved! You can display this big and beautiful Christmas tree with handprints of your students in hallway, door or even your classroom.

You can check out these cute DIY Christmas crafts for your preschoolers and kindergartners:

• Fun and Easy Christmas Tree Craft
• Fun Christmas Craft (Other Than Christmas Tree)

Looking for more 25+Christmas Art and Craft activities? Check out my blog. I love the month of December as it has a special festive feeling. Christmas is the time of the year my students awaits as we have a blast at our Christmas party with these super thrilling Christmas Bingo, Santa Says ,Would you rather and more Christmas Games!!!

Handprint Christmas Tree Craft

It’s so exciting to make this adorable Christmas tree craft with multiple handprints along with the entire class. It a super engaging group activity for kids which they would love! Get ready for those messy little monsters to get their handprint everywhere!  

Materials Required:

• kids paint
• paintbrushes
• white craft paper roll
• Balloon

How to make :

• Start by painting the hand green and place the handprint on the top of the paper.
• Make more number of handprints in a row for a bigger tree.In the subsequent row the number of handprints keep reducing and eventual be left at two.
• This would give a triangular shape to the handprint design. 
• Let dry. 
• Now turn the paper upside down, so the handprints are upside down looking like a Christmas tree.  Paint a hand yellow and make the start on the top.
• For trunk use a brown colored handprint.
• I used a slightly blown up balloon to bad the ornament son the tree, it was too much fun! This can turn into a giant project which can be messy one. 

Christmas themed Name Crafts are too cute to be missed! Also do not miss my Ginger breadman Literacy and Math Centers. Students will practice early math and literacy skills like number matching, sight word recognition, letter and sound matching, and so much more! Keep reading to check out each individual activity or grab all of them in a bundle Christmas Literacy and Math Centers for Preschool, pre-k and Kindergarten.

As December begins I get students to make these super cute Christmas Name Hats which is a great craft for name recognition and fine motor skills. December is also  the month to teach kids about Holidays around the world!

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