Project - Spectacular Suns- Sometimes you think that a project will turn out better than it actually does. This is one of those projects - oh well - the kids had fun painting the suns with forks! I guess if they enjoy the process of the project than that is all that matters!!! :) I found this project in the June/July 2009 issue of The Mailbox. Directions: Trace several circular lids in different sizes on white card stock. Use orange and yellow crayons to color the tracings. Then dip a fork in yellow paint and drag the back of the prongs outward over each sun to make rays. Sprinkle glitter over the wet paint.
Materials Needed - card stock, yellow and orange crayons, yellow paint, plastic fork, glitter, circular lids
Learning Activities
Today's Activities:
Numbers - subtracting writing numbers, counting
Letters - writing Lowercase v
Writing - journal writing
Hi Kyrstin! Found you on Follow Up Friday. I love all your arts and crafts idea! I have a 4yr old who lovesss art projects. I got some great ideas from you. Enjoyed reading your blog and became your newest follower.
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I love all your ideas! I have an almost one year old -- do you ever feature activities for the younger set? (I'm a new follower via Follow Friday!)
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I found your blog through Friday Follow. What a great craft idea! I'm looking forward to seeing more!
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ReplyDeleteIt sure dose look like they had fun. My kids would love to do this one. Thanks for the idea.
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