I have seen these used on many blogs...I think this is right up JR's alley so I'm hoping to try them soon. I was amazed at how much he liked his little triangle stick puppet. He would like this even more!
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Showing posts with label Shapes. Show all posts
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Monday, April 19, 2010
Saturday, April 17, 2010
J.R.'s shape house from school
The house is the shape activity that he did at school. I really like it....I wonder how much guidance she gave?? She seems to be really good with the kiddos. You can also see our Timmy Triangle stick puppet. Our curriculum has you make a stick puppet for each shape and the kids loved him so much that they wanted one of their own to play with. So now we have triplet timmy triangles!!
Sissy had to have her picture taken too.
A close up of the house. This is how I memorialize my kiddos artwork. I decided a long time ago to keep a few really special things and take pictures of any art or papers that I want to remember. Four kiddos create A LOT of papers in one school year!
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