Crafts: T is for Tree

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While we are crafting our way through the alphabet, we made trees for the letter T. My 4-year-old son and 2-year-old daughter were very excited about picking the colors of the background, leaves, and 'fruit.'

Materials 

• construction paper 
• white glue
• glue sticks
• pom-poms
• craft paper 
• scissors
• pencil
• crayons 

Steps 

1. Gather all the materials.

2. Trace and cut out your letter T and tree top.  If your children are proficient with scissors, have them help you.

3.  Glue on the tree top.  (We glued on the letter T first but the letter ended up lost under the tree top so I recommend this step first.)

 4. Glue on the letter T.

5.  Glue on the pom-poms (to represent leaves and fruit) and if you have any other leaves cut out.  I had some leaf scrapbook paper left over from another project which was perfect for this one.

6. Allow to dry and then display.

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