A keepsake wreath can be made using your kids handprints. Trace your child´s handprint on green construction paper several times, you will need 6 to 10 prints depending on the size of wreath you want ( In my daycare we use the foam sheets so the wreath will last a long time.) Glue them in a circle forming a wreath. (You can use the outside rim of a paper plate for a guide.) The kids can decorate them with sequins, buttons or beads (for holly) and ribbon. Be sure to date the back and include your child´s name (in their own writing). These make a super gift for Grandma and Grandpa!

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