Let's hope for the Lamb!!!
March came roaring in with a wintry storm that called off our coop classes for the day! So I thought we would start wishing for spring around here...
We started by making a calendar to track how many wintry days and how many springlike days we have this month.
Then we decided to make some flowery wreaths and garland strands to hang all over the house using some recycled tissue paper - HERE is a great link for tissue paper flowers of all kinds!
Here is a rather interesting elementary level art project lesson plan.
Here is a cute little play from Scholastic.
On another note there is only about 18 hours left to register for World Math on March 4th -Be sure to Go here to register and challenge people from all around the world!
We started by making a calendar to track how many wintry days and how many springlike days we have this month.
Then we decided to make some flowery wreaths and garland strands to hang all over the house using some recycled tissue paper - HERE is a great link for tissue paper flowers of all kinds!
Here is a rather interesting elementary level art project lesson plan.
Here is a cute little play from Scholastic.
On another note there is only about 18 hours left to register for World Math on March 4th -Be sure to Go here to register and challenge people from all around the world!
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