Join us online Saturday, November 4th and learn how to create 3 different styles of beautiful paper window stars. As we walk you through the steps we will focus on best practices for teaching this paper craft tradition to your children so you can light up your classroom and your home this holiday season!

 

Winter in the Northern hemisphere is a season of colder days and longer nights. Paper window stars, with their intricate designs and translucent paper, symbolize the play of light and the beauty that can be found even in the darkest times. They are often used as a way to bring light and warmth into the home and classroom during the winter holidays.

 

The intricate folding and cutting required to make paper window stars help children develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. It also encourages patience and concentration as they carefully follow the steps to create these delicate artworks. They may appear tricky at first glance. But with care, focus, and practice they can be easily made!

 

Click below to see the simple supplies you will need to have on hand.

 

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Register today and join us for this special seasonal event!

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