An upside down hand print makes a fun and easy elephant art project.Just make a hand print with gray paint, add googly eyes, paper ears, and draw a tail!
Showing posts with label Elephants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elephants. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Saturday, January 8, 2011
E is for . . .
. . . Elephants
We read Elmer which is a story about an elephant who finds out how important it is to be true to yourself and made elephant masks.
To make the mask, I started with the idea on this site but made the mask by cutting out the pieces from a paper plate and painting it gray. I also added tusks. I had to tweak the size of the ears to make it work, but they turned out cute.
. . .Elves
We watched a little clip on the computer about painting elves here. Then we painted our own pictures that mimicked the picture at the end of the clip.
. . . Exercise
We read the book Skip to My Lou and learned how to skip using a step, hop, step, hop pattern. We talked about keeping our bodies healthy by getting exercise every day and did other forms of exercise like running, dancing, jumping jacks, sit-ups, etc.
We read Elmer which is a story about an elephant who finds out how important it is to be true to yourself and made elephant masks.
To make the mask, I started with the idea on this site but made the mask by cutting out the pieces from a paper plate and painting it gray. I also added tusks. I had to tweak the size of the ears to make it work, but they turned out cute.
. . .Elves
We watched a little clip on the computer about painting elves here. Then we painted our own pictures that mimicked the picture at the end of the clip.
. . . Exercise
We read the book Skip to My Lou and learned how to skip using a step, hop, step, hop pattern. We talked about keeping our bodies healthy by getting exercise every day and did other forms of exercise like running, dancing, jumping jacks, sit-ups, etc.
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