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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Favorite Projects of 2011
I hope plan to get back to regular posting after my big kids return to school in January, but meanwhile, I wanted to share some of my favorite projects from this past year. Looking through the posts reminds me of … Continue reading
Posted in all ages, elementary & up, preschool & up, review, toddler/preschool
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Tin Lanterns (Two Ways)
We made these lanterns to celebrate winter solstice, but they’ll be welcome all through winter. We made one version appropriate for older kids, and one better suited to younger kids. Tin Can Lanterns Materials: Clean tin can (I used 28-oz … Continue reading
Posted in all ages, celebrations/holidays, preschool & up, tools
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Children Making Gifts (With Links)
I’m stepping out of the usual process-focused activities to give you a glimpse of what my children are making their loved ones for Christmas this year, and to share some links and ideas. Because my children vary in age, ability, … Continue reading
Rubber Cement as Masking Fluid
(Note: The rubber cement bottle is full of warnings. It contains chemicals and latex. It smells bad and the fumes can be hazardous. It’s flammable. It can cause allergic reactions because of the latex. I decided I was comfortable using … Continue reading
Posted in all ages, color, painting, preschool & up
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Cut Paper Snowflakes
Materials: Scissors, various papers Yesterday’s countdown calendar activity was to make snowflakes, so when the boys got home from school, this is what they found. A basket full of pre-folded paper, ready for cutting into snowflakes. I used a variety … Continue reading
Painted Collages (TinkerLab Magazine Challenge)
Materials: Illustration board, old magazines, glue or paste, scissors (of course!), acrylic paint–the kind in tubes, not the liquid kind. Once again, Rachelle at TinkerLab invited us to participate in a materials challenge, this time using magazines. So I brought … Continue reading
Posted in all ages, collage, color, community, elementary & up, painting, preschool & up
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