Pop Up Cards and Both Traditional and Digital Interactive Puzzles For the Holidays
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Posted by Jo Murphy Dec 20, 2008 |
Making pop up cards with classes and showing students how to turn them into digital eCards caused me to think about what is important at Christmas.
How do our communities stay connected to humbleness and original good to cheer throughout our family celebrations. Perhaps the antidote to consumerism is to spend time rather than money when creating cards and presents each year. A day at the beach might just be remembered with more fondness than a more expensive but less meaningful gift. Young people might find that giving the gift of time spent cleaning up the yard or some other active chore, might really impress the family in a way that typical gift giving has not managed tp in the past.
Enjoy Christmas and New Year. Remember to stay safe personally and be generous with both of both time and love and you cannot go wrong.
If you would like to make cards with your children here are some articles that offer ideas:
- How to Make Jigsaw eCards from Original Cards Show young people how to make a jigsaw eCard from a handmade Christmas card. Start with simple patterns to craft cards which can be uploaded to make jigsaw messages.
- How to Make a Humerous Reindeer Pop Up Card Create a crazy reindeer character accompanied by a simple play on words. Teach children about how to think up humour when making this funny Christmas card with them.
- How to Make a Simple Christmas Tree Pop Up Show young people how to make pop up cards, starting with a basic easy to follow pattern. Adorn the simple Christmas tree with decorations and the effects are stunning.
- How To Make Puzzle Christmas Cards Puzzle cards are a way to produce worthwhile activities for the Christmas vacation. Making and receiving the puzzles will bring fun and laughter to the holiday period
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