Letter "T" is on the docket for this week,
so reading a story about a Teddy Bear
seemed prudent...
so reading a story about a Teddy Bear
seemed prudent...
After reading this sweet story about
a teddy bear who was shared
between a Grandfather and his granddaughter...
a teddy bear who was shared
between a Grandfather and his granddaughter...
For this activity, we used the following
supplies:
Bear outline
(I got ours off of KidsSoup)
Glue
Buttons
Instant coffee
Scissors
Construction paper
supplies:
Bear outline
(I got ours off of KidsSoup)
Glue
Buttons
Instant coffee
Scissors
Construction paper
....which revealed more patches that we had
to cover.
(Next, it WOULD have been smart for me to
let the bears dry before I cut them out,
but I didn't, 'cause we were itching
to get the bears completed...oh well...)
to cover.
(Next, it WOULD have been smart for me to
let the bears dry before I cut them out,
but I didn't, 'cause we were itching
to get the bears completed...oh well...)
...we got to work cleaning up
the coffee and glue!
Now, grab a good cup 'o joe
and head on over to stART
and see what other crafty fun
families have come up with this week!
the coffee and glue!
Now, grab a good cup 'o joe
and head on over to stART
and see what other crafty fun
families have come up with this week!
oooh, how cute! They look fantastic!!! Good enough to eat :-)
ReplyDeleteOr drink...as the case may be... :0)
ReplyDeleteThey turned out really cute. I love all the buttons.
ReplyDeleteMy toddler son loves the smell of coffee and always wants to try for a sip from my lattes. I know he'd love the smell of those bears.
ReplyDeleteI love little Wild Man's hair in your pictures - such curls!
ReplyDeleteHee hee, my kids would get a kick out of that.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! What a fun project:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a Wonderful and SUPER idea!! Love It!!
ReplyDeleteThe bear is so cute. I love the buttons. It is wonderful that they like to clean up.
ReplyDeleteI bet those smell yummy! Cute idea, love the buttons!
ReplyDeleteStopping by from stART!