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The week we read Millions of Snowflakes by Mary McKenna Siddals for our stART project. It was a book more age appropriate for Mateos but the older kids enjoyed it as well.
We haven't had any snow here yet, so paper snowflakes are decorating our house for now. I don't have any real pictures of us making them because the kids really needed help with this project. But here is the link to the site I got the instructions from. It's a pretty simple fold and cut project. But still challenging for small hands.
You can spot snowflakes all around the house now :)
Until next time.....
~ Kayte
I love your snowflakes. JDaniel has been wanting it to snow inside. We should make snowflakes like you did and drop them to the ground.
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I love how your snowflakes came out! I am excited to try this with Emily this year. I will have to look for that book to go along with our project too.
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We like this book too and your snowflakes turned out perfect!
ReplyDeleteOh cute cute cute, we love snowflakes and the expressions on the children's faces is simply priceless!!
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