How Do You Make A Paper Plate Autumn Wreath?
This autumn leaf paper plate wreath is a project fit for all preschool ages. The wreath should be entirely created by the child and will make a great gift for parents. Wreaths can be used as a classroom decoration. The leaves will eventually lose their luster, dry out and crumble, but if you would like to protect the color of the leaves, you can spray each wreath with a protective acryllic spray that can be found in the floral aisle of craft departments. Prepare paper plates. Prior to starting the craft project, you should cut out the center of each paper plate. Gather leaves and pinecones. If possible, take your children on a nature walk and allow them to gather their own leaves and pinecones. All leaves and pinecones should be washed and dried completely before gluing them to the plate. Paint the plate. Give each child a small amount of brown paint. Instruct the children to paint the paper plate. Allow paper plate to dry. Arrange and glue. Arrange leaves and pinecones around the rim
