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Home Made Advent Calendars

All  you  need  is...Each door on the front of the calendar needs
cutting. You need to be very careful, and cut
Felt tip pens, paints or pencils, PVA glue,3 sides of each square. The doors could open
thin card or stiff paper, magazines andto the left or to the right, or upwards or
catalogues and two print outs from thedownwards,  whatever  way  you  choose.
Santa's Postbag website, the link is below.
You need a calendar front and a calendarTo cut the doors is a bit tricky and younger
back.children  may  need  an  adults  help.
Take the 'back' print out, it is covered inPut a ball of plasticine or Blu-Tack on the
25 squares. Each square corresponds with atable, and place your picture on top of it
door on the front print out. Cut out pictureswhere you want to make the hole, at a corner
from the magazines and catalogues and stickof a square would be good. Push a pencil
them onto the squares. Don't worry if thethrough the paper and into the Blu-Tack or
pictures hang out of the boxes a little, itplasticine. This will give you a hole to get
wont bee seen later. Leave this to one sidethe scissors into to cut the door. Cut around
to  dry.all  25  doors.
There is a choice of two print outs for theStick the calendar front to the back (The
calendar front. There is a Santa calendar andsheet with the magazine pictures stuck to it)
a Rudolf one. Print one out and colour orMaking sure that you can see the pictures
paint the picture on the front of thewhen  the  doors  are  opened.
calendar. If you choose to paint it, you will
need  to  let it dry out before you continue.Leave  the  calendar  somewhere  to  dry.
The front of the calendar needs to be stuckOn the first of December you an open the
to thin card or stiff paper. Sugar paperfirst door of the advent calendar, the door
would be ideal. Cover the whole of the sheetwith number one on it. Open one door every
in a thin layer of PVA glue, and stick on today. The morning that you open door number 25
the  card  or  paper.  Allow  to  dry.will be Christmas Day, when we celebrate the
birth of Jesus Christ.



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