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Christmas Tree & Presents Matching

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I did this activity a couple years ago at Christmas with Henry. I found it on No Time for Flash Cards.

I reused some scrap wrapping paper pieces and cut out a Christmas tree shape in four different wrapping paper patterns. I glued these to a large piece of paper in a row.

I also cut some (very rough) squares to act as presents.

I mixed up the presents into a pile and Henry’s task was to match the present to their Christmas tree.

He glued each present underneath their matching Christmas tree.

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Lorena Bernal says

December 9, 2015 at 2:39 pm

I like this page for my girls because grow learning everything to do and they fun with all they do.

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Kelly at Little Wonders' Days says

December 3, 2012 at 7:01 pm

This is such a smart idea!

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