THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2020
WENDY'S STORY ART WITH WENDY KENNY:
Wendy's Story Art is designed for children ages 0-5 and their parents/caregivers. Participants will develop literacy and fine motor skills through links to online read-aloud stories and play-based art experiences.
This program is in collaboration with the TOHP Burnham Public Library!
A new WENDY'S STORY ART lesson will be added every THURSDAY!
Wendy's Story Art is designed for children ages 0-5 and their parents/caregivers. Participants will develop literacy and fine motor skills through links to online read-aloud stories and play-based art experiences.
This program is in collaboration with the TOHP Burnham Public Library!
A new WENDY'S STORY ART lesson will be added every THURSDAY!
Welcome to "Wendy’s Story Art”
HAPPY THURSDAY!!
Today's Story is “The Biggest Apple Ever” by Steven Kroll. Please click on the link to enjoy this colorful book!
HAPPY THURSDAY!!
Today's Story is “The Biggest Apple Ever” by Steven Kroll. Please click on the link to enjoy this colorful book!
A nice interactive art project could be making an apple tree with
cardboard and paint for a textural look! Here are the directions to make Cardboard Apple Trees!
http://www.housingaforest.com/cardboard-apple-trees/
Start with any piece of corrugated cardboard. We used boxes that came in the mail, and cut the box flaps to the right size. Next you will need to distress your cardboard.
Peel off the top layer of cardboard to reveal the corrugated inside. It can take some patience, but totally worth it. Don’t worry about removing all the paper, this will create the texture and depth to your piece.
Add Paint… For example; blue for the sky, green for the top of the tree, and red for the apples!
Build your picture with more pieces of cardboard. Use the same distressing treatment to each layer. It can be hard for kids to cut cardboard, but if you remove the top layer of paper first it is much easier. We just used regular scissors.
Once all the layers are dry, glue them together.
Have fun!
cardboard and paint for a textural look! Here are the directions to make Cardboard Apple Trees!
http://www.housingaforest.com/cardboard-apple-trees/
Start with any piece of corrugated cardboard. We used boxes that came in the mail, and cut the box flaps to the right size. Next you will need to distress your cardboard.
Peel off the top layer of cardboard to reveal the corrugated inside. It can take some patience, but totally worth it. Don’t worry about removing all the paper, this will create the texture and depth to your piece.
Add Paint… For example; blue for the sky, green for the top of the tree, and red for the apples!
Build your picture with more pieces of cardboard. Use the same distressing treatment to each layer. It can be hard for kids to cut cardboard, but if you remove the top layer of paper first it is much easier. We just used regular scissors.
Once all the layers are dry, glue them together.
Have fun!
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LITTLE LEARNERS INTERACTIVE PLAYGROUP @ 10AM ON ZOOM
WITH JULIE ARTHUR:
Little Learners Story Time is designed for children ages 0-5yo and their parents/caregivers. Enjoy stories, finger plays, rhymes, and songs while playing and exploring. September 17 - December 10 at 10am. No Group on Thursday, Nov 26th.
Please Register To Receive The ZOOM Link!
WITH JULIE ARTHUR:
Little Learners Story Time is designed for children ages 0-5yo and their parents/caregivers. Enjoy stories, finger plays, rhymes, and songs while playing and exploring. September 17 - December 10 at 10am. No Group on Thursday, Nov 26th.
Please Register To Receive The ZOOM Link!
If you missed "Little Learners" today, here is a little bit of what we did!
We read "Mixed Up Chameleon" By Eric Carle. We loved it! Then, we got out our box of crayons and our imaginations!!! We made our own silly mixed up animals. Ms. Julie made a turtle to start. Then she added cheetah legs, snorkel, gills, and eagle wings! Maybe start with you favorite animal... or even yourself!
We hope you will join us next week!
We read "Mixed Up Chameleon" By Eric Carle. We loved it! Then, we got out our box of crayons and our imaginations!!! We made our own silly mixed up animals. Ms. Julie made a turtle to start. Then she added cheetah legs, snorkel, gills, and eagle wings! Maybe start with you favorite animal... or even yourself!
We hope you will join us next week!
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