E drawing a picture with glue, then sprinkling it with sand His bear turned out really well Making stamps using cardboard that came with the iron we purchased Searching for jewels in sand Sifting for treasures in action This is one of my favorite art creations the boys have ever done! Step one: Grind crayons (I used my hand blender, but you could use a cheese grader) Step 2: Sprinkle between two pieces of wax paper Step 3: Cover with an old rag, and iron them This is what they come out looking like Step 4: Cut into a triangle and sew or glue to a piece of ribbon The finished product is this gorgeous sun catching banner Getting fresh eggs Have you ever seen anyone so happy to see chickens? Strawberry picking I managed to hold the boys back from eating enough to make jam Painting with water balloons The finished product Our new funnel stand It occupied them for a while Water balloon painting Step one - Freeze a few water balloons, then cut the balloon off Step 2 - Find a surface to roll them on and add paint The boys favorite part was rolling the the balls and trying to hit a specific colour The work of art It was really hot today, so the boys wanted to make fresh ice cream Delicious
Currently E's favorite art activity to do Sticker pictures The finished product Launching a water balloon rocket! In my opinion, you are never too old or young to have a blast at a water balloon fight Beans and lentils W decided to bake a cake Splatter painting! It turned out awesome A baby snapper a long way from home Let the rescue mission begin Never too distracted to pick me a flower Back home safe and sound! This really works Solidifies instantly Makes an awesome texture It was the boys idea to make a sky high fresh fruit pie Melty beads pictures W and I did teamwork on the robot E created the owl cyclops Treasures collected from a few outings It is so interesting to see the way the boys decide to play with the sensory bins In this case, the first thing they chose to do was smell everything Sidewalk paint 2 cups of water 1/2 cup of cornstarch *optional - add food colouring Painting on different texture grades of sandpaper Tropical creatures in sand They loved to bury the creatures, then search for them Shaving cream mixed with a little red paint They love painting on the windows! We had a few rainy days in a row, so we had to think of some indoor fun It was E's idea to make bean bags. The finished product I found dollar store tarp that we rarely use and turned it into a bean bag toss game
This kid has a serious pitching arm It's fun to deviate from always using a paint brush when you paint E had a blast using a fly swatter Having fun counting and learning addition using a bingo dabber Proud of his work Deep sea fishing Doing a little teamwork Magnetic fishing game Each fish has a word on the back side, and a paper clip attached Use a stick with a magnet tied to the end as a fishing rod Great for learning to read! Once they learn the set of words, I make new fish Painting with chocolate pudding For those who are not afraid of a mess! I'd say this face is worth the clean up They had so much fun Joy! Numbered rocks for counting and putting in order Cotton balls are great for sorting by colour, size, etc. Their favorite part was putting balls in the eggs and pretending a baby chick was hatching Working hard on bottle cap bugs The finished product "Gak" 1 cup of white glue 1/2 cup of liquid laundry soap
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