kinder art
Painted and stitched mittens. Poem on the back reads: "Thumbs in the thumb's place, fingers all together. This is how we warm our hands in frosty mitten weather." Not like the California kids I teach have a clue what that is...but anyway.
I love these torn paper snowmen. Each one has a unique personality, like it's creator. Tearing paper is not easy for most five year old's. They stuck with it like troopers. This makes a nice display above the classroom sink.
I know it's a little late, but I had to flash our Valentine mailboxes...just a simple shoebox, some construction paper and stickers, and voila! The better to deliver our sweet somethings.I love my job.
posted by Kat at 1:55 PM
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I love Kinder Art! Kids just have so much fun enjoying the process!
I remember Nick once brought home a painting to me. He only used blue paint for the entire painting. Of course, I admired it, and then asked him to help me see what the painting was........
his response? A blue sailboat on the ocean!
Those mailboxes are SO great! I think it would be cool to make that at home to send little notes back and forth in! I don't think constant reminders of how much we love our kids, can ever grow old! My girls never tire of hearing it!!
crafts of any kind are so sweet! thanks so much for sharing!
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