Cheyanne's teacher had each child in her class makethese adorable t-shirts. The shirts say "Thumb of my Friends" and each child put their thumb print on the shirt.
I think they are so cute and Cheyanne just loves it.
Hi! I have an icon for you and have been checking your blog out every once in a while for the last year or so. Wasn't till I started my own blog that I realized I could follow and comment. You are amazing and a life saver!! All your crafts are, well, creative!! We have a four year old granddaughter and babysit for a three year old. I love and have been doing the handprint crafts for a couple years. You have so much variety and good instructions. I am signing on as a follower and will also include you on my blog list, and hope you keep up the good work!! Now that I'm more computer savvy, I'll be commenting. My blog is about how I see God in my day to day life, my husband and I are Deacons in the Mennonite Church. Blessings, Ginny
We have a dear neighborhood family moving away from us in a month, and I think this would be a FANTASTIC good-bye gift from our kiddos to theirs...so sweet!
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I love this project it is so easy and only takes a short amount of prep time. Cheyanne loves making the volcano erupt. We used: plastic plate, plastic cup, aluminium foil, tape, vinegar, baking soda and red food coloring. Tape the bottom of the cup to the center of the plate. Cover with aluminium foil. Cut a hole in the center of the foil and push the edges down in the cup. Spoon in some baking soda. Pour in the vinegar. Watch it erupt.
This is a great craft for even young children. I think it turned out so cute. You will need: Red, yellow and orange paint, scissors, toilet paper roll, and green construction paper (or card stock). Cut the green paper into the shape of the tree top. Use fingerprints dipped in the paint as Fall leaves. Cut 2 slits down, across from each other on the toilet paper roll. Slide tree top into those slits.
If you Dad is into fishing I think this would be a great Father's Day Card for the kids to make. We used: Fish Coloring Page , tissue paper or crepe paper (cut up into sqares), glue, construction paper, wiggly eye, and a marker. Glue on pieces of the tissue paper and eye to the coloring page. Cut out the fish pattern. Glue on to folded construction paper. Write," Fishing You a Happy Father's Day !!!!" Cheyanne made one for her daddy and one for God.
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