For Project # 1, you'll need q tips, paint and paper. Put paint on a plate, and have the kids
dip the ends of a q tip into the colors they want to use. Have them "dot" the paper with the
q tip. The dots create a unique look. You can create geometric designs or a landscape as shown
in the photo below. This idea is shared by Jamie Dorobek.
For Project # 2, you'll need a paper plates, glue sticks or elmers glue, scissors, black and orange felt tip pens (or black and orange paint) and eyes (or you make your own eyes). This idea is shared by Bonnee Queen.
- Cut out the round edges of one paper plate and paint them black
- Glue the black "wings" to the sides of one paper plate
- Cut out a circle, smaller than the paper plate for the head
- Paint the top part of the head as shown in the photo below
- Cut out a beak and feet out of another paper plate, and paint orange.
- Glue the beak on the smaller circle, add eyes, then glue the head to the paper plate body
- Glue the feet to the backside of the paper plate and you've got a penguin.
For Project #3, you'll need blue construction paper, paper plates, glue sticks and scissors, and
crayolas.
Use the photo below for ideas for cutting out the shark. Cut the teeth, from the edges of a paper plate.
Glue in place. Add a fish in the mouth. Add eyes. This ideas is shared by
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