Do you remember last year’s Dr. Seuss preschool project? Well, since the kids and I had such a blast celebrating all things Dr. Seuss, we just had to keep the tradition going. So in honor of our most recent favorite Dr. Seuss tale, we decided on The Lorax — check out this easy and most treasured arts and craft project to date.
By now you have been following my son’s Kindergarten school projects from Turkey in Disguise to decorating your gingerbread man and today I’ll be sharing with you our 100th Day of School project, as well as, some cute and cleaver ones found over the web.
We all know how much I love Halloween but, since having kids I have also fallen in love with Valentine’s Day…it brings out my inner Martha Stewart (well on a lower scale that is). And because we love saying how much we are happy to our friends, why not give our classmates some sweet treats during this day of love. But what is a none-crafty-crafter suppose to do with two kids in school??! No worries…simply copy my easy to make goody bags and your ‘lil one will be loved forever by his classmates.
Here’s another DIY project that my Kindergartner brought home just in time for Christmas…decorating your own gingerbread man. The one that we worked on is simply delicious, I could eat him up…here’s what you’ll need to replicate the perfect sugar-coated gingerbread man, simply made out of cardboard.
