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PINE NEEDLE BRUSH ART
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Take a small handful of pine needles and tie them together with floss, or string. |
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These will be used as painting brushes. |
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Have children dip the pine needle brush into a plate with red, yellow and orange paint and paint with the brush on a large sheet of white paper. |
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I hang up the needle brushes along with the art work, to show parents how the pictures were created.
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Sent in by: Liz Polulech – Toddler Teacher
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MONTHLY COLLAGE
Each month we create a different colored collage. In September our color is red.
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I cut out a large apple shape and hang it up. |
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During the month, each parent and child brings in a red item, which they attach to our red apple collage. |
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At the end of each month, I hang the collage on the wall as part of a color collage boarder.
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Sent in by: Susan Markievitz – Owner, Growing Pals Learning Center
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FALL TREE DISPLAY
Create a large display tree on a bulletin board for displaying children’s art work.
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Take brown grocery bags and tear them into large pieces. |
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Then crumble the pieces and staple them onto the board into the shape of a tree. |
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Decorate your tree with fall leaves painted by your children. |
Sent in by: Sara J Bishop
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