Gratitude Tree
Draw a tree trunk and branches; each day add a leaf with something you're grateful for written on it.
Educational Value
Cultivates gratitude and reflection.
Materials Needed
Step-by-Step Instructions
- 1
Draw or paint a tree trunk and branches.
- 2
Cut out paper leaves.
- 3
Each day write one gratitude on a leaf and glue it on.
- 4
Watch the tree fill up over time.
Gratitude Tree
Draw a tree trunk and branches; each day add a leaf with something you're grateful for written on it.
Educational Value
Cultivates gratitude and reflection.
Materials Needed
- Large paper
- Markers
- Construction paper for leaves
- Glue
Instructions
- Draw or paint a tree trunk and branches.
- Cut out paper leaves.
- Each day write one gratitude on a leaf and glue it on.
- Watch the tree fill up over time.
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