Creating a Masterpiece
Encourage your children to be creative - it's worth the effort, and it usually cleans up pretty fast!
Letter of the Week - P
Last week we had the most fun with the letter "P" for Hannah's preschool (I love it when there are activities all 3 girls can enjoy!) We've gone through the alphabet with a letter by letter emphasis, just to give some structure to our days and streamline activities. "P" is for...Penguins We learned facts about penguins and made these adorable crafts, found here . (The only change we made was to use construction paper, since we had no paper plates on hand.) My girls all love penguins and had fun trying to imitate their walk. The first time we saw penguins at the zoo, Hannah bravely remarked, "I'm not afraid of penguins, they waddle!" "P" is for... Painting Linsey's art is through the K12 curriculum, so I just have the younger girls to modified versions of whatever she is doing, which happened to be painting this week. (This shirt was trashed when Nattie finished! "Tummy to the table" does NOT apply in paint
I love her blonde curls!! It is so worth letting your child get dirty every once in a while!
ReplyDeleteAh, yours too is an artist! So cute! Always love the mess that comes with creativity! So worth it! :)
ReplyDeleteI too have a phobia about messes, however I want my kids to be creative which sometimes means a mess. Love the gloves.
ReplyDeletePriceless memories! I wish I could have been there to paint with her. She makes it look so fun. Painting was one of my favorite things to do as a child when my mom would ignore the mess and let me get creative. And I love the photo slideshow of the girls in their hats. Happy Wordless Wednesday! Candace
ReplyDeleteHappy wordless Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous photos. I totally agree let those kids get out there and be creative, because if we don't encourage them who will. I also love that curly hair.
Thanks for linking up this week and I hope you have a fabulous day!