We finished up our fall unit with a few books about leaves.
Then we did one of Lucy's favorite crafts: watercolor coffee filters. I pre-cut some coffee filters into leaf shapes, then told Lucy to go crazy with red, yellow, and orange markers. We've done this coffee filter craft a bunch of times before with a spray bottle, but today we tried something new and got the medicine dropper out.
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Lucy loved using the dropper. |
The key to this craft is to color it thoroughly with marker. The one in the picture above is one I did. Lucy just scribbles and the colors don't come through as vibrantly.
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We'll hang them in the window once they dry. Aren't they pretty? |
After we did that project, I made Lucy write her vowels and numbers 1-5, then we went outside to collect some real leaves:
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It was windy. Lol. |
We couldn't do a leaf unit without leaf rubbings! Lucy did not get the concept of holding the crayon on its side. Can you tell which ones I did and which ones she did? ;-)
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Sorry, that's a terrible photo. |
And then she glued a bunch of leaves on a paper:
Fall/leaf unit complete! Next up: spiders!
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