FUN and FROSTY

SEASONAL CAPSULE

Taken from Copycat Press 1992.  It is out-of-print - http://www.wix.com/allenheathers/copycat-magazine-fan-page#!about  If I was doing this at home, I would change the boxes to say bedroom instead of classroom.

WELCOME WINTER

Taken from Copycat Press 1990.  http://www.wix.com/allenheathers/copycat-magazine-fan-page#!about

COVER YOUR SNEEZE

RAINBOW LANDSCAPE - WINTER - LENT

Mix POWDER PAINT 1/2 and 1/2. Use flat brushes.  It helps to have parent volunteers monitor this activity.  If have a large table, you can monitor 6 students at a time.  Have students put names on back of their paper prior to beginning the project.  Put TICKY TACK beneath paint containers (6 colors) and have students rotate to each color.  Make sure you have covered the table and surrounding floor with newspaper.                                                                                      

After the paint has dried, set up an area for the INDIAN INK. You need a straw for every student.   Adult puts some ink at the lower center area of the paper.  Show students how to blow ACROSS the paper to move the ink and get a tree.  The more they blow, the larger the tree.  Back with black construction paper and post in the hallway. Put a few on your website so parents can enjoy.

Add a poem or another type of writing to finish off the project.

SNOWFLAKE MAN

What to do with all the snowflakes your students will make once they learn how to...These are cute and look great hanging from the ceiling or on a Wall.

MAKE A SNOWFLAKE

PERSONALITY SNOWFLAKES

DESIGNER SNOWFLAKES

HOW TO MAKE A SNOWMAN

Simple way to practice writing 'HOW TO' report. Make a class book or put in Journal/Memory books.

SNOWFLAKE FILTERS

This is a cute project that enhances the study of snowflakes.

POINTALISM SNOWMAN

Use this project to show younger students the art concept of POINTALISM.  See: http://okscribbler.blogspot.com/2010/02/pointillism-projects.html