I never throw anything out without thinking of a use for it . This cellophane had some lovely patterns on it which , under supervision, was great fun to look through.
A blog written by a Mum with over 10 years of infant school teaching experience, at home accompanied by a two year old toddler and a four year old tiddler. Hoping to influence and inspire other parents and carers with similar age children when they, or you, are looking for an exciting activity to do. Most of the ideas are simple and inexpensive and can be created with most household items. Enjoy x
Saturday, 10 March 2012
Friday, 9 March 2012
Photos of completed construction-before destruction
To save any up set when it's time to tidy up I take photos of the finished pieces so we have a memory of our afternoons hard work !
Thursday, 8 March 2012
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
Creepy crawly
For one of the girls birthdays they were given a big jar of craft items . Any left over bits from other kits are put in here when we are finished . We used some of the left over pipe cleaner cuttings and pom poms from the jar to create some spiders .
Tuesday, 6 March 2012
Monday, 5 March 2012
Pot and pans go bang bang
Nothing like a good old fashioned drumming session , when your ears can take it !
Simple and great fun
Simple and great fun
Sunday, 4 March 2012
Pop bottle Penguin.
As I have confessed before, I am not the only one with a creative mind.
After finishing a drink of branded milkshake, My eldest daughter was fascinated with the shape of the bottle which looked like a penguin . After removing the label and realising it was white we set out to decorate it .
After a bit of scavanging, and raiding Grandma's sewing box we managed to come up with a fantastic home made penguin.
After finishing a drink of branded milkshake, My eldest daughter was fascinated with the shape of the bottle which looked like a penguin . After removing the label and realising it was white we set out to decorate it .
After a bit of scavanging, and raiding Grandma's sewing box we managed to come up with a fantastic home made penguin.
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