My boyfriend of 3 1/2 years (Michael) and I just got back from Lake George, NY. We had so much fun even if it was only for a night... and I treated myself a little to the outlets :] I never spend money on myself, so it was worth it!!
I am linking up with the wonderful, amazing Tara for her Monday Made It linky : ) But today.... it's my KIDS that "Made It"!
My last and final reading project was due a few weeks ago with my kids... Thanks to Krista from Stellar Students, my kids had a ball with her Book Report Projects. Look below of a classic favorite of The Lion, "The Witch, and the Wardrobe", "The Incredible Hulk", and a wonderful story about the military. My kiddos did such a great job!!
After I took down my CAFE chart (which I am kicking myself for not taking a picture of it this year!) I decided it would be a great idea for my kids to decorate the wall... see below, boy did they love it :) So sweet and cute... each of the colored construction papers has their names and what they loved about school. Then they got to draw all over it. My favorite line says, "I never had so much fun ever :)" - How can my heart not melt?... What wonderful, amazing kids.
My last picture of what my kids made were remember my Sand paper t shirts? They were from way back in November... well, I decided to try them again with my kids!! This is a collaborative picture of my kids using crayon on sandpaper again.. and I ironed them on.
The only problem is that this sand paper project... ONLY works with white tees... don't do red tees like we did ;)
What you need:
white tee shirt(s)
crayons (crayola preferably!)
sand paper
iron
Make sure you iron on the sand paper back and forth for about a minute... you want the color to stick as much as possible. Machine wash cold like normal, and it stays!!
Thank you so much for stopping by!! I am in the process of making "I Can" statements for 3rd grade... half page statements.... Hope you can check them out soon when they are finished ;)
Those book report projects look like so much fun! Thanks for sharing your pictures.
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Mrs. Laffin's Laughings
Thanks so much, Jennifer!! They were a lot of fun :)
DeleteThanks for linking up:) Those projects look great....love the incredible hulk (I think that was him) in the street;) Too fun!
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Of course!! And yes, my kiddo said I was the only one that could touch any of the cars, but they had to remain "realistic" and "turned over like the Hulk would do" hehe!
DeleteThanks so much for sharing your kids creations! Very creative! Also, I have never heard of the sandpaper t-shirt idea...
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Sarah @ Hoots N Hollers
I know, I had never either but guess what.. it was a Pinterest idea!! ;) You'll have to try it sometime!!
DeleteThose book reports are just awesome! My heart just melts for you when I see your wall of drawings from the kiddos:) Don't work too hard sweetie!!
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Holly
Fourth Grade Flipper
Love you so much, Holly... I miss my kiddies so much!! XOXO but on to SUMMER!! ;)
DeleteLove those projects - so creative. I have never heard of sandpaper t-shirts, thanks for the heads up about the white tshirts only.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by girl!! Yes, white ONLY and draw nice and dark on them... light colors WILL show up, but try to stay away from really light yellows or something like that :)
DeleteLove all the projects! Such a cute picture of you and your boyfriend!! Thanks for the shout out. Your kiddos did a super job!
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Stellar-Students
Oh Krista, you are the best... and I love your products. Thanks so much for stopping by my little old blog ;)
DeleteGreat projects! I love your wall-so sweet! I loved my class this year too!
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Head Over Heels For Teaching
Thank you Joanne!!! LOVE your blog so much!!!
DeleteThank you Emily for stopping by!!! :D
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