The Christmas season will soon be filled with vibrant colors as decorations appear in homes and stores. Kids can have fun putting some of these colors into a mason jar Christmas ornament. Enjoy at home or give as a gift to a well-loved teacher or relative.

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Supplies

• small decorations from at a craft store or dollar store
• narrow ribbon
• mason jar with or without a handle
• small pine cones. 

Layer pine cones and small decorations in the mason jar. Tie a ribbon around the top of the jar.

That's it! That's all there is to it.

Kids can fill the jar, and empty it, and fill it again until it looks 'just right'.

There is no right or wrong way to make a mason jar decoration.

This activity promotes sensory play and hands-on learning as kids choose materials, sort and count, and fill the jar. Then maybe - just maybe - they will ask for help tying a bow.

The end result will depend on the materials you provide and the items kids choose, making each mason jar Christmas decoration unique and beautiful!

Kids will be excited to give their mason jar ornaments to teachers and relatives. These homemade gifts share the vibrant colors of Christmas!

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