Use a boiled or blown-out egg for the body. On a fold of stiff paper, draw and cut out a chick head and neck, and a tail. The part that touches the fold should be left uncut. Glue the neck to the eggs, leaving the feather ends free. Glue the tail into place. Cut small teardrop-shaped feathers from the stiff paper. Glue only the pointed end to the egg, inserting them under the neck feathers and so on down the body. No feathers are needed on the bottom. After the glue has dried, carefully bend out each feather, and you'll find your chick can stand without tipping over. You may want to dye the egg yellow and use yellow stiff paper.
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Groundhog Tunnel Game
Have the children line up in a row. To make the tunnel, have them stand close together with their legs apart. Have the last person in the row start the game.
Have the first groundhog crawl through the tunnel on his or her stomach. When the groundhog reaches the end of the tunnel, have him or her stand up & become a part of the tunnel while a new groundhog starts wiggling and giggling through.
Dance like snowflakes
Dance like snowflakes
In the air
In the air
Whirling, twirling, snowflakes
Whirling, twirling, snowflakes
Here and there
Here and there
White,light blue, dark blue, and lavander construction paper
paper plate w/center cut out
glue
silver sparkle shredded foil (used for gift wrap fill)
Using an Ellison machine or a pattern of your own, cut out 10-15 snowflakes per wreath. Use all the different colors. Glue the snowflakes around the cut out rim of the paper plate. Add bits of shredded foil, and/or glitter to add some sparkle your wreath. A bow can also be added. Looks very cute hanging from ceiling or as a door decoration!
Take a tortilla, spread with cream cheese, then sprinkle some shredded cheese on top. Chop tomato & lettuce and sprinkle on. Spoon on some taco sauce, roll up and secure with a toothpick. Put in oven or microwave until cheese melts. Cut & serve!