Wine Gift Cylinder

Item Number: PRSHV16-DF085

Date Submitted: 03/29/2016

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Create your own decorative, original wine cylinder to give as a gift to your parents for a Shavuos or any holiday. This project is recommended for the tactile learner. The students not only will gain the benefits of a multisensory project but will be proud to bring it home.

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Publisher:	Walder Education
Founding Director:	Mrs. Rouhama Garelick

Created:	Walder Staff
Coordinator:	Zehavah Allen

Size:	8.5"x11"
Language:	N/A
Language Style:	N/A
Gender:	N/A
Color:	N/A
Grade(s):	3rd-5th, 6th-8th
Resource Type(s):	Project
Subject(s):	Holidays and Shabbos, Shavuos

Goals and Objectives:	The students will learn about the importance of each holiday and how we celebrate with wine in honor of Yom Tov.
Skills Needed:	Ability to follow directions.
Skills Developed:	The students will gain fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination and ability to focus on task.

2 - 12”x18” Stiff felt sheet (we used pink)
12”x18” Regular felt sheet (we used yellow)
Precut felt flowers (Target)
Tacky glue
Hot glue gun
Hot glue sticks
scissors

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