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BUNNY FAMILY PICTURE
In this 3rd Grade project we find that the Bunny family is posing for a family picture and we have caught them in the act. Spring flowers and decorated Easter eggs make the family picture a keeper. We start out … Continue reading
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BUNNY EGG-STRAVAGANZA
Our egg shaped bunny is attached to a large hanging egg—the Bunny Egg-spress. Both sides of our hanging bunny are finished one side is a boy bunny and on the other side a little girl bunny. If only one side … Continue reading
BUNNY-AIR DRY CLAY
We never seem to outgrow our love of playing with clay. The sixth grade made bunnies with white air dry clay. They added pink noses and some of them added hats and orange carrots. A small amount of craft paint … Continue reading
BUNNY DOOR-HANGER
This is a guest submitted Easter project. Mrs. Jones and her 4th graders made these cute door-hangers to take to the nursing home to give to the senior residents for their doors. Mrs. Jones and her class make and deliver … Continue reading
MY LENTEN JOURNEY
This is a little private journal for recording a “Lenten Journey to the Foot of the Cross.” This little journal begins with four pages inside a cover and held together with a paper ring. The pages can be left blank, … Continue reading
MILK CARTON BLACK CAT
This little nut cup black cat is easy to make and so useful as Halloween nears. The kids can make them for their teacher or for the grandparents. The silver glitter doesn’t show up well in the photo, but it … Continue reading
CHAINED UP PUMPKIN
Not terribly scary, but a lot of fun to make. The second grade class used glue dots to hold the loop strips together. For a list of supplies, patterns and directions for this project, go to “Paper Chain Jack-O-Lantern” in … Continue reading
JUST STACK ‘EM
It’s time to decorate for Halloween, but what to do with all those pumpkins! This is our plan for this year—we’ll stack them—a “Pumpkin Totem Pole.” Just a few pieces of construction paper, colored chalk, hairspray and crayons are all … Continue reading
