They created a wreath using a fork! First, they dipped the fork into green paint and pressed and dragged it onto paper in a circular shape. The fork made fun, spiky lines that looked like pine needles. It was such a creative way to paint, using an unconventional tool instead of a regular paintbrush. Watching the wreath come to life was super fun!
After the paint dried, they added red pompoms for berries. The kids chose where to place the pompoms and glued them onto the wreath. The soft, colorful pompoms added a festive touch and gave the wreath a fun, bumpy texture. This simple project was a wonderful way to explore creativity and fine motor skills!
They also rainbow-wrote the letter "Pp" using crayons. Additionally, they played with magnets, and I gave them jingle bells to incorporate into their creations.
After the paint dried, they added red pompoms for berries. The kids chose where to place the pompoms and glued them onto the wreath. The soft, colorful pompoms added a festive touch and gave the wreath a fun, bumpy texture. This simple project was a wonderful way to explore creativity and fine motor skills!
They also rainbow-wrote the letter "Pp" using crayons. Additionally, they played with magnets, and I gave them jingle bells to incorporate into their creations.
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