MINI-MAX STAR ORNAMENT

Triple Star

It's much easier than it looks!

Two craft choices: Younger and older kids versions. No coloring.

See through Christmas star with mini-midi and maxi size stars in older kids version, and mini and maxi stars for younger kids.

Teachers guide the children to cut the stars carefully, and line up the pieces according to the directions.

PLUS you get a FREE BONUS STAR from the leftovers if you cut carefully.

You can always take a side trip through our cutting skills page before you start.

If you make it an all white star, it may be used as a Chrismon star for the Star of Jesus birth.

Aside: talk about the name of this star. What does mini mean? Tiny or small. What does maxi mean? Giant or large. In the triple star, you have a midi star. Guess what that means.

	Colored paper if possible, but white will do
	Copies of at least one star set for each student*
	Scissors
	Glue - tacky glue preferred. White glue second choice
	12 inches of string or yarn per student
	Table covering advised

*This doesn't take too long to do. If you have enough time, give each child 2 star sets of different colors.