Star of David Necklace

This easy-to-make necklace can be worn to demonstrate pride in one's heritage.

Materials

Yellow, blue, and white construction paper
Pencil or marker
Ruler
Glue
Scissors

Directions

Draw two triangles (with two- to three-inch sides) on the yellow construction paper and have your child cut them out.
Show him how to make a Star of David by turning one triangle upside down, placing it on top of the other, and gluing them together.
Show your child how to make a chain with strips of white and blue construction paper.
Glue the star to the chain to make a necklace or decoration.

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