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Stained Glass Candle Angel

Stained Glass Candle Angel
Christmas
Description

This 'Stained Glass Angel' has been created with thick enough lines to allow cellophane to be easily attached to the solid lines, creating a wonderful Christmas classroom display.

Suitable for
  • Relief Teachers
Lesson Structure
  • Class Activity
2 reviews
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Reviews
Kim Seiler
Posted 4 months ago
My favourite thing to do with this is to have the children colour the picture in with wax crayons and then rub over with cooking oil - makes it transparent - like stained glass without the cutting mess.
Joy-Anne Andrianatos
Posted 4 months ago
QLD, Australia
students loved this activity - coloured with wax crayons and stuck onto window