Showing posts with label bookmarks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bookmarks. Show all posts

Sunday, May 19, 2013

Happy Mother's Day

Mother's Day and Flowers!
Mother's Day Crafts
Flower Finger Print Bookmarks
The poem:  To My Mom
This pretty flower that you see
was made for you by me.
My finger made the flower part,
showing love from all my heart.
Happy Mother's Day
2013
Press index finger into green paint and onto the book mark to make the stem of the flower
Press finger into pink paint and then onto the bookmark to make the petals for the flower

 
Thum-body loves me
Type the Thum-Body Loves You poem and print it off (the poem is below)
Press thumb on an ink pad or in paint and then onto the paper.
 
Mother's Day Button Flower Pots!

I bought a multi-color pack of flower pots from our local Dollar Store
The kids used buttons to make flowers on their pots to give to for Mother's Day
We even planted flowers - from seed!
 
Sponge Painted Flowers
 Cut out different colored circles from construction paper and green stems from construction paper
Glue the circles and stems onto 11 x 13 white paper.
Dip rectangular shaped sponges into paint and press onto the paper to make flowers.
 
Thumbprint Hyacinth
Cut green leaves for the stem/leaves of the flower
Glue the leaves to a piece of white paper
Use a green marker to draw the stem of the flower
Press thumb into purple paint and press onto both sides of the stem to make the hyacinth
 
Tissue Paper Flowers
Cut tissue paper into squares
Accordion fold each piece of tissue paper
Stack the pieces  and wrap a green pipe cleaner around the stack to secure them into place - The pipe cleaner will also be the stem
Fan out the pieces to make the flower

Finger print flowers
Cut a flower shape out of colored construction paper - you will need two per child
Press a finger into paint (any color) and press the finger on the petals and in the middle
When dry, tape a green pipe cleaner to the backside of one of the flowers
Glue the other flower on top, so you have two sides and the pipe cleaner is secure
 
Flower Learning Activities
How Does Your Garden Grow?
 
I typed the following:  _______, _______ (insert name two times) how does your garden grow?
I also type and printed off the number's 1-5 along with a sheet full of flowers that I then cut out
Addie glued each  number an 11 x 13 piece of construction paper
She glued the corresponding number of flowers underneath each number (she also colored each flower - pink of course!)
 
 
Flower Petal Count
 
Cut out 4 construction paper circles and multiple petals
Roll a dice.  Count the number on the dice and write it on a circle. 
Glue on the corresponding number of petals to make a flower.  Glue the completed flower to the paper!


 Beginning Sound Flower Pots!

Cut out 5 flower pots from brown construction paper.  Cut out 5 green stems and 5 flowers from different colored construction paper.
Print off different picture's - 2 for each beginning sound.  I did Q - queen and quilt, W - watch and whale, R -  reindeer and robot, H - house and helicopter, Y - yo-yo and yogurt
Assemble the pots and flowers and glue them to construction paper.
Find a pair of matching beginning sound pictures and glue teach picture to a flower pot.  Write the correct beginning letter sound on the flower.  Repeat until all of the flower pots are completed!


Thursday, July 15, 2010

Button Bookmarks!

Day 3 of the week. The theme this week is Buttons!
Project: Button Bookmarks. Connor and his Aunt Dani had craft time the other day. They decided to make bookmarks. Directions: Cut a 12 inch piece of ribbon and glue two buttons on each end of the ribbon. Add a sequin, sparkly bead or what ever to each side of the buttons! They bookmarks are adorable. Thank you Aunt Dani and Connor! Materials Needed: ribbon, scissors, buttons, sequins, craft glue

Thursday, September 3, 2009

Book Buddies!

Day 3 of the week - The theme for this week is School! The letter of the week is J, j and the numbers of the week are 1 and 0.
Project - Book Buddies. I found the idea for this project in the March 2009 issue of Parents Magazine (http://www.parentsmag.com/). You can print the templates for the animals off of the website under the March 2009 website (Book Buddies). I traced the elephant and ladybug head template onto craft foam and cut the heads out. Then Lauren and Connor glued the faces and other details onto a matching colored craft stick. (I used a hole punches for the eyes, cut small round circles for the ladybug, cut two circles for the faces of the elephant and ladybug, and used star shape beads for the inside of the elephants ears). This project is really simple. Connor and Lauren had fun picking out with animal they wanted to make - they wanted to make more. We will save the rest for another day. The Book Buddies are supposed to be used as bookmarks, but Connor and Lauren are using the elephant and ladybug as puppets! Material Needed - colored craft sticks, craft foam (or colored paper), craft glue, scissors, Book Buddies template (from http://www.parentsmag.com/ under March 2009 issue - Book Buddies Template)
I told Connor not to make a funny face!

The ladybug and elephant! Bookmarks/Puppets


Learning Activities - I have been using the workbook Everything for Early Learning Preschool workbook. (I purchased it at Wal-Mart)
Today's Activities:
The letter J, j - beginning sounds,
Letter review - recognition, matching
The numbers 0 and 1 - writing, recognition, counting, following directions
The concept different - recognition, following directions
The concepts above and under - recognition, following directions, cutting and pasting