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One of my favorite Tu B'Shevat activities is a paper bag tree in blossom. They're SO easy and fun! There's no glue or other adhesive necessary since the packing peanuts stick all by themselves when wet.

Materials:
~ Colored biodegradable packing peanuts such as these from Amazon (or just any leftovers)
~ Brown paper lunch sacks
Directions:
1) Open lunch sack.


3) Tear about four or five strips into the top of the sack to make branches. This part requires adult help for the very little ones.



The finished tree:
