Tree That I Made In My Classroom It S Bulletin Board Paper All Hang leaves from the ceiling: string together some paper leaves and use ceiling hooks to hang them from the ceiling. this effect makes for a beautiful classroom tree. use green tissue flowers for tree leaves: this classroom tree was made with brown paper for the trunk, and four packs of green tissue pompoms for the leaves. Then take the tan paper, wad it a bit for texture, and attach it to the cardboard using glue. wadding it up a bit is what gives the texture, making it look more like wood. now it’s time for the leafy part of the tree. cut out a section of poster board as shown below. next, take the light and dark tissue paper and wad them up.
My Welcome Back Bulletin Board Bulletin Board Tree Classroomо Here is my tutorial of how i made the trunk in pictures. first, i started with brown bulletin board paper that i use as backgrounds on all of my boards. its pretty much like giant craft paper. i decided to go at least twice as long as my old tree trunk since i wanted to scrunch it up and give it a 3d effect. then out came the paint. Note: this video audience is set for 18 only and not intended for children, but instead as an instructional resource for early childhood educators.learn how. 3. green yarn. wrap green yarn around the cardboard tube to create the branches of the tree. 4. brown pom poms. glue brown pom poms to the end of the branches to create the leaves of the tree. 5. ribbon. add a ribbon to the top of the tree to hang it on your bulletin board. 4. fold the triangle in half so that the point is at the top. fold the triangle in half so that the point is at the top. this will create the trunk of the tree. 5. glue or tape the triangle to the bulletin board. glue or tape the triangle to the bulletin board. make sure that the point of the triangle is at the top. 6.
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