Here’s a simple Christmas tree craft that makes a lovely decoration. It’s also great for fine motor skills! . You will need: • cardboard • paint sticks/felt tips • green thick yarn/ wool • pom poms . What to do: . 1. Cut a Christmas tree shape from cardboard. . 2. Colour the trunk in brown. . 3. Wind the yarn/wool around the tree, being careful to keep it tight. When it’s well covered, cut the wool and tie a knot at the back. . 4. Glue a star on the top cut out of cardboard or use a foam sticker

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