Handprint Art Templates

I decided I wanted to make a monthly handprint art craft.  Each month, we will make a craft using the child's hand and I will keep all of the pages for a portfolio for the end of the year.  The template is easy, it has a boarder and clip art for each month.  The student's hand can be placed in the middle of the page to make any themed handprint craft!  Here are my examples:


An American flag for July.


Christmas lights using the fingertips for December.


The palm of the hand to make a pumpkin for October.


Four hand prints to make a clover for March.



The templates come in black and white and the kids can color in the boarders and clip art, you can pick one up at my TpT Store


Here is a sample...


I am excited to keep a collection of all of the monthly handprint crafts for the year, and then compile them into a book for Open House!  Head to my TpT Store if you would like one. :)


9 comments

  1. Oh this is adorable!! I lovveeeee it!!
    Nicole
    Rowdy in Room 300

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  2. Love it! You really have great ideas on making art more interesting especially for children. I am very excited to see more of your compilation.


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    Color Correction | Space & Light Digital

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  3. I do something similar with my Kinders for their parents' christmas gifts- it's a calendar with a handprint for each month. It's a ton of work, but the kids have such pride in it when it's all finished :) I love your flag handprint!

    I'm your newest follower :)

    -Staci
    Let's Teach Something

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  4. This is so cute! I love all of your ideas. I am just reading through the last few posts I have missed. It's busy right now and I really miss the blogging world.

    Erica
    Sprinkles to Kindergarten
    erica_crowder0612@yahoo.com

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