
Sweet Pea is 39 months old.
From: I found this idea for cute fingerprint animals in Family Fun magazine and also on Teach Mama and paint cut paste.
Material:
Washable ink pad.
About 10 Note cards or pieces of sturdy paper.
Damp towel for wiping ink off fingers, hands, arms and everywhere else.
Fine point black marker.
A pencil with an eraser.
A [...]
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Sweet Pea is 37 months old.
From: The Crafty Crow featured a cute Father’s Day card from No Time for Flashcards and I decided to do something similar for Sweet Pea’s Grandpa.
Material:
A white piece of paper or card stock.
A blank card or colored card stock cut and folded into a card shape.
Masking tape or adhesive [...]
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(Sorry if you saw an unfinished version of this in your rss feed earlier. This is the finished post.)
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I found this cute “Design-A-Mug” kit at Micheal’s and thought it would make a great Father’s Day craft for Sweet Pea.
Materials:
Design-A-Mug kit which contains a mug and several “permanent” markers.
Observations:
I had grand ideas [...]
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Sweet Pea is 36 months old.
From: I was planning on having Sweet Pea make clay votive holders for Mother’s Day gifts, but the Crayola Air Dry Clay I was going to use specifically says, “Do not mold into candle holders or other like items for use around flame.” So we went to Micheal’s [...]
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Sweet Pea is 33 months old.
From: I found this really fun idea at Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds. I had never seen something like this before and couldn’t wait to try it.
Material:
Several slices of bread.
Milk.
Food Coloring (I highly recommend the gel type instead of the liquid drops that are shown in the picture.)
2-3 small [...]
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Sweet Pea is 34 months old.
From: A lot of our activities are really spontaneous like this one. I had my hand poised above a trash can, about to toss away some scrap paper from one of my own craft projects when Sweet Pea asked if she could look at them. She was admiring the [...]
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Sweet Pea is 31 months old.
From: I had an old box of Crayola Model Magic which mentioned sticking objects to the material so this seemed like a good project for us. And I always have beans on hand. At first Sweet Pea just stuck the beans into flat pieces of the Model Magic, but [...]
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Sweet Pea is 28 months old.
From: The results of this water color resist project at 4 Crazy Kings looked so appealing that I just had to try it.
Material:
Digital camera.
Re-positionable laminating sheets or removable contact paper. (I preferred the laminating sheets. You can NOT use regular contact paper.)
3 or 4 different colors of non-toxic [...]
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From: I got the idea for this type of art work from Carissa’s tot school post at 1+1+1=1 and I bought the Do-A-Dot Rainbow Painting Set from Micheal’s Craft Store.
Procedure: There isn’t a whole lot to explain. I just put a piece of paper in front of Sweet Pea, unscrewed the cap on one of [...]
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I read a tot school idea about crumpling paper and was inspired to have Sweet Pea crumple pieces of yellow tissue paper for a mane and then glue them onto a lion head (a cut-out yellow circle w/ construction paper eyes, mouth and nose).
Her idea of crumpling was not quite as thorough as mine was. [...]
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