This section contains geometric ocragram shaped printable Christmas and holiday ornament images for childrens' arts and craft projects and activities to brighten up any holiday festivity.
Fun geometrically shaped paper ornaments can help introduce math concepts to very young children in an entertaining manner. Children can write the name of the shape on the backs of each ornament.
An octagram is an eight-sided star polygon or an 8-sided star, connected by every 3rd point. The Star of Lakshmi symbol of faith is a compound ocragram star figure composed of two squares. Visit wikipedia.org octagram(geometry) for more detailed information about the octagram shape.
Print these octagram shaped ornaments on regular paper or heavy-duty cardstock. Use markers or crayons to color and decorate.
Use a hole punch to make the hole for hanging the ornament. To hang the ornaments, use an ornament hanger, a standard unfolded paperclip, strands of yarn or string.
Write poems or proverbs on the ornaments to read aloud before hanging them. Laminate your favorite ornaments for reuse and repurposing.
