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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

stART - Fancy Nancy

a story + art = a great stART !!!!This week we read Fancy Nancy written by Jane O'Connor. Ryleigh just received an autographed copy from Grandma Sue....and LOVES it... I have read it several times a day to her...she is a big fan of being fancy... I really like the book because it is introducing new vocabulary as well as the word's meaning... and it is super cute....

For our project this week, we did Fancy Painting...Fancy Painting...as used for this project...which may be renamed in the future if we are not reading Fancy Nancy when painting...is when you use an oatmeal container (or something similar), some rocks (a.k.a jems) and some paint... the girls really liked this project and actually did it twice....


Ryleigh putting the paper into the canister....
Ryleigh dropping the rocks (jems) into the canister...I then added the girls' choice of paint color into it...the first time around, they only chose one color each, the second time they each did two....
They girls rolling the containers on the floor so that the rocks would mix the paint up...creating a "fancy" design on the paper...
Ryleigh's finished pictures....very fancy!!!
*The Ramblings and Adventures of a SAHM is now on facebook---also fancy!!! :)

For more great stART posts check out A Mommy's Adventures!
For more fun projects check out My Delicious Ambiguity , ABC and 123... and JDaniel4's Mom

10 comments:

  1. Oooh la la...how fancy ;0)

    I love Fancy Nancy and this project it to much fun. I love the gems, which is fancy for rocks. I am actually thinking about doing this project for art group this week :0)

    Thanks for linking up to stART!!

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  2. Oh! How fancy indeed! Love the technique, v clever and v fun!!!

    Maggy
    Kids Get Crafty
    http://www.redtedart.com

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  3. Oh that is quite fancy. I read somewhere that you could use acorns for fancy leaf paintings, same concept. Might have to try it now that I see the results. Thanks for sharing this!!

    (You might just see a post on my blog soon about this very thing heehee!)

    OH and I'm hitting your fb like button, as soon as this comment posts!

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  4. I really like how you tied this book into an art project. Very fancy. I love Fancy Nancy books.Thank you for sharing.

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  5. Very fancy indeed:-)! LOVE it! We container painted several weeks ago and my two-year-old thought it was the best!

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  6. I love this idea! What a way to paint without it going everywhere.

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  7. Thank you so much for linking this Read.Explore.Learn. I love have a record on my blog of this great activity.

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  8. I love this idea! Always looking for new ways to keep painting fun.

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  9. I've seen the Fancy Nancy books, but I have never read them ~ I will have to check them out. Love the Fancy Painting! Great job. *Ü*

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  10. I've been hearing so much about the Fancy Nancy books lately. I have all boys though. Looks like fun!

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