Build a paper Dreamlight Tree and write one gift or strength on every leaf, a keepsake of what each Builder brings.
All 10 Dream Builders
Every gift is part of this activity.
Safety note: An adult should handle or closely supervise all cutting. Younger Builders can tear leaf shapes by hand instead of cutting.
Draw a wide trunk on your paper and color it. Make it thick enough to hold every branch.
Add 10 branches, one for each Dream Builder, or fewer branches, one per person in your family or classroom.
Cut or trace 10 colorful leaves using the printable templates below.
On each leaf, write or draw one gift or positive strength: kindness, helping, belief, curiosity, imagination, creating, strength, innovation, leadership, courage, or your own.
Glue or tape one leaf to each branch.
Add a glow: color small gold dots or stars around the leaves so your tree shines like Dreamlight.
Family or classroom version: give every person their own leaf, then build one giant shared tree for the wall.
Section 1
Print this page, then cut or trace each shape.
Cut along the outlines. Write one gift or strength inside each leaf.
Write the first leaf yourself about them (“you notice when people are sad”), then let them fill the rest. Hearing a strength named out loud is the whole activity.
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