Showing posts with label foot print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label foot print. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

April showers

It is not raining here today, but we have been talking about April Showers bring May Flowers. And today we were talking about how ducks like the rain! So, we decided to make some ducks playing in the rain.

First I collected some paper, yellow paint, paint brush and markers.


Then we painted one foot from each of the kids. We stamped that on the paper 2 times- Ducks need friends too!


After those were dry, the kids decorated the page, drawing the rest of the duck, making a pond and rain for them to play in!



Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Turkey time

It is almost Thanksgiving here! We are so excited and talking about Turkeys! We did a craft yesterday with our hand print and foot print to make a turkey, and today we made magnetic turkey card/recipe holders!

To make the hand and foot print turkeys you will need paper, markers, glue and feathers.

First we traced both our hands and then one foot and cut them out. After that we coloured them.



Once they were all coloured we glued them together. Then added a beak and the "gobbler" part of the turkey. And then added our feathers.



Today we made turkeys that can be used to hold art, recipe cards, cards, etc. We also added magnets so they can stick on the fridge.

For this we needed a circle- cut out of finger paint paper. Finger paint, magnet, clothes pin, a brown rectangle, orange for the beak and feet, and the "gobbler" cut out of red paper. You will also need glue.
 First the kid finger painted the circle- which will be the back of the turkey. Try not to use too much paint!

 Then we put our turkey together. Gluing on the beak, "gobbler", and feet.



Then we added glue to the back of the clothes pin- where we had put the magnet earlier (you can put the magnet on at the same time, or before). We then attached the clothes pin to the circle. Make sure the closing part of the clothes pin is facing up- the middle of the circle. 
Then we added more glue to the top of the clothes pin, and put our turkey on that. 

Then you will have your turkey card holder. Make sure they dry REALLY well before sticking them onto the fridge.