Happy Thursday everyone. Today's post is two-fold: Since I have cut back on my hours at work, I am able to do more preschool with Seth and Cory. One of our fall projects was to make a thankful tree. I cut out several leaves with the Sesame Street Seasons Cartridge, stamped some Peachy Keen Faces on them and inked the edges a bit. I used several Peachy sets: Everday Character Faces, Wide Eyed Kids, Princess Face Assortment and Happy Lashes.
Our little tree is just made from some paper bags and stapled to the wall. We talked about what being thankful means and tried to connect the concept with what is important to them (they are almost 4, but the concept was still a little fuzzy). They took turns putting the thankful words and leaves on the tree in random fashion.
I haven't done preschool in quite awhile, so homeschooling Sara (9th grade) and the boys is quite a stretch!
Check out Peachy Keen's Challenge Blog for some fun projects!
1 comment:
What a darling, darling tree! I love all those things they are thankful for. And those leaves are simply the cutest!!
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