Textured Shamrocks - 1.Make a large shamrock pattern
2.Mix salt and food coloring in a ziplock bag
3.Spread glue on entire shamrock
4.Sprinkle green salt on the shamrock and then let dry
5.Hang up and enjoy
The kids love to feel the textured surface of the shamrock!
Crayon Scratch Designs - Take a sheet of paper and completely color in with crayons. Then take a black crayon and color over the entire sheet till all black. Open a paper clip and use it to "scratch" on your design. You can write names, make animals or draw scenes!
Very Neat Butterfly Feet - Paint the bottom of one foot. carefully step on the sheet of paper with your
big toe facing the outside of the paper. Clean off your foot! Paint the bottom
of the other foot. Carefully step on the sheet of paper with your big toe
facing the outside of the paper and the outer edges of your feet will ...
Paper Paste - 1. Mix flour and sugar in a saucepan. Gradually add water, stirring vigorously to break up lumps. 2. Cook over low heat until clear, stirring constantly. 3. Remove from stove and add oil of cinnamon. Stir until well blended. Makes about 1 cup. Spread paste with a brush or tongue depressor. Soft, smooth, ...
Using paper (maybe cut into an apple shape!) or a piece of fabric (burlap works well) make apple prints. Cut apples in half, pour the paint onto paper plates and get stampin'.
Everyone knows that a young child's very first day of school can be traumatic for both the child and parent! Make and wear these apple photo pins to keep that very special person "close by" ...
Give each child a slice of apple, have the children spread peanut butter on one side of apple. children will add mini marshmallows to apple (mini marshmallows are the upper & lower teeth, re ...
At circle time, place apple shapes on flannel board. For very young children, put one of each color, have children close their eyes and take one apple away. See if children can spot which ...
I like to eat, eat, eat apples and bananas I like to eat, eat, eat apples and bananas
I like to ate, ate, ate ay-ples and ba-nay-nays I like to ate, ate, ate ay-ples and ba-nay-nays
I ...
To begin this project I read the book Rainbow Fish. While reading, I pointed out the beautiful colors of the illustrations. After the book we went to the art table and I told the kids to d ...
My son is not a big sandwich eater. To help him "wet" his appetite, I gave him some "paints" to paint his bread. All you need is some food coloring mixed with milk. Let your child "paint" pi ...
Open the binder and glue the batting to the outside cover and spine. Lay material over the batting leaving about 2 inches all the way around. Turn the binder over and fold the material ove ...
To neatly display kids art work on the refrigerator slip it into a plastic page protector sheet.(Found in the office supply section.)This gives it a laminated appearance. When space for new ...
To neatly display and preserve kids artwork, use plastic page protectors. You can diplay them on the refrigerator for awhile, then place them in a three ring binder creating a portfolio that ...
Take a piece of string or 'clothes line' and secure it into the wall at each end with a small nail or screw (make sure to leave a little slack). Then have the children use clothespins to han ...
