I made this lollipop tree to use as a behavior incentive in my classroom. My students sit in clusters, and work towards earning team points. Once a table meets their goal, they have to decide, collectively, on what their reward will be. I thought the Lollipop Tree would be a fun addition to my reward choices to offer them!
To make, gather these materials:
-clay pot
-Styrofoam ball
-lollipops
-paint (optional)
-embellishments (optional)
I painted my pot and added some cute embellishments. Next, I lined the inside of the pot with hot glue. Finally, I glued the ball in and started sticking the lollipops in. *Be sure to put the lollis close together!!
Voila! Didn't it turn out cute!? This will look very nice with my western themed classroom. Oh, and I looove gingham!
To make, gather these materials:
-clay pot
-Styrofoam ball
-lollipops
-paint (optional)
-embellishments (optional)
I painted my pot and added some cute embellishments. Next, I lined the inside of the pot with hot glue. Finally, I glued the ball in and started sticking the lollipops in. *Be sure to put the lollis close together!!
Voila! Didn't it turn out cute!? This will look very nice with my western themed classroom. Oh, and I looove gingham!
Love it! It will look cute on your desk and I like how it can be adapted to fit any theme :)
ReplyDeleteI made something similar (lollipop "bouquet") with a cone shaped piece of styrofoam!
CUTE! I'm going to HAVE to make one of these! Thanks for sharing! :)
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I will be making one of these - very cute!
ReplyDeleteMelissa
Love, Hugs, and Ladybugs
Love it, and gingham really does make everything cuter! :-)
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