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Thursday, November 5, 2009

stART- Pooh and the Falling Leaves...Again

A Story + Art = A great stART!


For this weeks stART project, we read Pooh and the Falling Leaves...again....(Ryleigh really likes this book)... This time we made hand-print leaves (falling off a tree). I have seen a lot of similar projects lately (due to the fall season)...

I had Ryleigh start with the lighter colors first and make plenty of hand-prints on the page...we gradually moved through the colors and ended up with a page full of beautiful fall leaves. We then painted a "tree with branches"- in brown to complete the picture.

Ryleigh with the lighter fall colors...

Ryleigh adding in the darker fall colors....
The finished project

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11 comments:

  1. What a fun simple project. And it looks like she stayed relatively clean, I'm impressed.

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  2. Love the colors - what a nice way to bring finger painting into fall.

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  3. I love it!!! Thanks for linking up :0)

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  4. Turned out very pretty! We need to do more finger painting.

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  5. Love the colors. Very pretty. Bear loves Pooh books too.

    http://theadventuresofbear.blogspot.com

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  6. She did such a beautiful job! My daughter loves activities like these! And she is also a big fan of Pooh!

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  7. Great color selection - hand painting is so much fun for young children.

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  8. Another great activity that my kids would love. These stART posts are very inspiring! :-)

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  9. What a great project! I wish my daughter would allow paint on her hands!!

    I got your comment on my blog, and wanted to let you know that I got our peg board at our local teacher supply store. However, when I was searching for the link, I found that they DO sell it online (and for a cheaper price than I paid!).

    Love your blog!

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  10. This is such a great and easy fall project. I love it! I wish my little guy was a little more in to finger painting...right now he hates getting paint on his hands.

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