Spring has sprung here, but the weather is still unpredictable.
Something fun that I saw on the way home the other day:
Where are you going with all of those beautiful flowers?
That made me want to go and find some on my own.
Field of dreams...
I'd never seen a beautiful pink poppy before.
Here's a gorgeous red poppy for good measure.
This is just half of my adventures from last Friday, but I'm trying to be better about posting in a more timely manner.
Here's another Easter project I did with my twos:
It's similar to the pin wheel project, but instead of using regular paper, we used a heavy translucent paper that could take the weight of the Mod Podge without wrinkling too much. I had the kids place small squares of tissue paper on top of a thin layer of Mod Podge. And, after the squares had set, I applied another thin layer of Mod Podge over the sqaures, and the kids decorated with "pinkles,". (That's two-year-old language for glitter.) However, when I went to the teacher store to laminate the eggs, I wasn't allowed to because of the glitter. Glitter will NOT mess up a laminating machine, it just runs the risk of getting glitter on other things to be laminated later. What's wrong with that?
In the end, I laminated Mexican style: using contact paper. Worked like a charm.
Happy Easter!
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