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Chinese Lantern Materials needed:

1) Colored paper (construction paper or gift wrapping paper)
2) Scissors
3) Glue
4) Tape/stapler

Instructions:

  1. Cut a big rectangular piece out of the construction paper. Fold it in half to make a long, thin rectangular shape.

  2. Along the fold line of the paper and make a series of cuts - about a dozen or more. Don't cut all the way to the edge of the paper.

  3. Unfold the paper and glue/staple its short edges together. Your "Chinese Lantern" is ready.

  4. Cut a rectangular strip (dimensions: 6 inches long and 1/2 inch wide) out of the construction paper . Glue or staple this strip across one end of the lantern and you have a handle for your lantern.

  5. Make a lot of lanterns in a similar way. String them along a length of yarn to make a colourful decoration for your room!




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