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Thankful Holly Wreath

 

This simple holly wreath craft can be done as a family or classroom project, with everyone writing their name - or perhaps something they love about Christmas, or that they are grateful for, onto the leaves.

thankful holly wreath craft

You will need:
Paper plate
Paint (green, red or gold)
3 of our holly templates printed onto green card (or green, red and gold)
Pen
Glue

Instructions:

  • Cut out the centre of the plate. Paint the rest of the plate and leave to dry.
  • Cut out the holly leaves and onto each write something you are thankful for. Glue the leaves onto the plate.
  • This could be done as a family project over advent or Christmas (adding a leaf a day) or as a class project to decorate the classroom.

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