"Stained Glass" Christian Christmas Nativity Scene Collaboration Poster
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"Stained Glass" Nativity Scene Collaboration Poster – great for the Holidays! This fun, collaborative activity allows your students to each participate in creating their own poster featuring a "stained glass" nativity scene.
When printed at full size, the final poster is approximately 28 inches by 42 inches. There are 24 pieces, and each piece fits on standard 8.5 inch by 11-inch paper.
"Stained Glass" Nativity Scene Poster Details:
• There are 4 columns and 6 rows for a total of 24 pieces.
• The final poster is approx. 28" x 42" when complete. I have also included instructions on how to make the poster smaller if that works better for you!
• This poster is ideal for a large bulletin board or a hallway.
• Each poster piece fits on a standard 8.5" x 11" piece of paper.
• The colors you will need are Yellow, purple, orange, light brown, brown, green, skin color, and various shades of blue.
• Use markers, colored pencils, or crayons. I recommend you use all three (crayons, colored pencils, and markers) for the "various shades of blue." I explain this more in detail inside the resource.
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"Stained Glass" Angel Collaboration Poster
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All my collaboration posters are…
• easy for teachers
• fun for kids
…and make a lasting impression--on students, parents, and your entire community!
Large and visually striking, this poster is the perfect accompaniment to your Christmas lessons and makes for a great display in the…
• Front office
• Auditorium
• Hallway
• Bulletin Boards
• In your classroom
No matter where it ends up hanging, it will engender unending compliments while proving a source of inspiration to your students and community!
Bonus Coloring Page
I have included an individual coloring page in this resource for students to complete when they are done with their own individual piece(s) of the poster. This will also be something they can take home with them and show their families, and tell them about the collaboration project they created in class!
Some teachers like to show their students what they will be making (that is why I have included a final example), and others want to keep it a secret until the end for a really fun surprise - my personal favorite!
The collaboration of this poster makes such an impact without really having to say anything - every single piece of the poster matters - just as every child in the class matters. Your students will walk by and say, "I did that piece" each time they see the poster. They take great pride in being part of this art project.
Differentiation is built into the design of this Nativity Scene activity. Some pages have more to color than others, so some kids will easily color two pages. You can use this to differentiate and provide the appropriate experience for each child to succeed and be part of the group.
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I hope your students enjoy this project!
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Jenny K.
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