Christmas Ornament for our book clubs

This school year, each of my daughters is involved in a book club. It has been such a sweet time of friendship and learning for each of them.

When I saw this ornament, I knew it was the perfect craft to make in honor of this memorable year of our book clubs.  With a few minor adaptations to make the construction a bit easier and somewhat more secure, I knew this would turn out as a precious memento of our year!

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Of course, my book design has my name on the front, but each girl created and personalized their own book.  The “pages” of the book contain the names of each of the book titles that we studied this school year.

On the back “cover” of the book, the girls wrote the names of the other book club members.

The supplies are pretty basic and you will probably find that most are in your house this very moment:  cardstock, paper cutter (or straight edge with an exacto knife), tape, pencil, glue, ruler, ribbon/string/embroidery floss for the ornament tie, and fine tip markers.

Gather your supplies, and get ready to practice:

Happy Ornament Making! 

HELPFUL ARTICLES AND VIDEOS:

• The Ultimate Collection of Book Club Party School Ideas

  • The Green Ember Book Club 

  • The Outsiders Book Club

  • Hunger Games Book Club

• Creating a Book Club for Kids

• Christmas Ornament for Book Clubs

• Book Club Organization: How I Do It (Facebook Live)

My Previous Book Lists:

• 2015 titles for 7/8th Grade

• 2015 titles for 5th/6th grade

• 2016 Book Club Titles

• 2017 Book Club Titles

Find more ideas on my Instagram or my Pinterest account. You can also search the hashtag: #bwbookclub on Instagram.

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Mary is a writer and mother to four kids ranging from elementary to high school.

She believes that creativity, laughter, and fun are the backbone for engaging and inspiring homeschools. You can find her encouragement and tips on this blog, Mary Hanna Wilson.

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