Making a tissue paper maple leaf Crumple the tissue paper into a ball and dip it in glue, then place on the leaf
This is the beautiful finished product Paper plate fish Abstract symmetrical prints
1. Paint one side of a page (use lots of paint)
2. Fold it over and flatten it out
3. Open the page and try to figure out what you think it looks like
4. Let it dry, then decorate it
E saw a turtle, trees, butterfly, and crab Getting messy, making owl handprint pictures The finished product Making a peach tree
First E cut out the tree Then he made fingerprints for the peaches The peach tree Making Jello Worms
Use bendy straws and pack them together very tightly in a tall container
2 packages of strawberry Jello
1 package of gelatin
3/4 cup of whipping cream
3 cups of boiling water
10 drops of green food colouring
Stir together boiling water, Jello, and gelatin. Let cool for about 15 minutes then add food colouring, and whipping cream. Pour into straws and put in the fridge for 8 hours. Run the straws under warm water to squish the worms out. The boys went crazy for this snack
They were pretending they were birds while they ate the worms Making owls out of toilet paper rolls
W said, "The wings look much more like a hat then a wing." The finished product Using a kit to build an ice cream truck E was so proud of the finished product We made eggs to go in an abandoned nest
The boys found rocks and covered them in glue, then rolled them in flour Face painting is always fun
A few minutes after this picture was taken W ran through a splash pad and had black dripping down his face
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