Wednesday, September 8, 2010

stART- Up, Up, Up! It's Apple Picking Time

A story + art = a great stART!!!This week for our story we read Up, Up, Up!, It's Apple Picking Time by Jody Fickes Shapiro. A perfect fall story illustrating an extended family coming together to pick and then sell apples. For our project we did Apple Prints (of course!)... the girls really enjoyed this project on their first "official" day of preschool...

First I had the girls paint their paper green...for the tree leaves...
After they semi-dried...they did Apple Prints... (making the apples on the trees)
Ryleigh really liked this activity...
The finished project...an apple tree...

For more great stART projects visit A Mommy's Adventures and to see some great craft projects go to Red Ted Art's Blog.

11 comments:

RedTedArt said...

Oh how wonderfully cute. I LOVE YOUR APPLE TREE!! You know, I think we will make one tomorrow! We have baby apples in the garden and Red Ted would enjoy this so much!

Thank you for linking up to Kid Get Crafty! Hope to see you again :-)

Maggy
http://www.redtedart.com

Christy Killoran said...

Very cute. We have some apple crafts coming up soon. They are so much fun!

Michelle said...

Very cute, I just bought a big bag of apples we will have to give this a try!!

April said...

Apple printing is fun! Coming through from stART.

Christianne @ Little Page Turners said...

Apple prints are always a classic!

Brimful Curiosities said...

Apple printing is on my list of things to do this fall with the kids.

Natalie PlanetSmarty said...

I love how this turned out, and the book sounds lovely too.

An Almost Unschooling Mom said...

That does look like a lot of fun!

Unknown said...

I love her artwork. I hope we get to go visit an orchard this fall. JDaniel would love it.

Jeanette said...

It has been a long time since we did apple printing. I guess this is the perfect time to do it again! Maybe we will give this project a try.

Christie - Childhood 101 said...

We love fruit and vegie printing too. I love the way you kept your apple trees simple and fun.