Binoculars project, tons of fun!
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Oct 18, 2009
Brenda
I use to have all of my art classes participate in a fall "mural" made up of drawn and cut out images...I usually start by showing visuals of animals and fall landscapes...or read a story set in fall...then discuss things that happen in nature during the fall and activities people like to do in fall...then each child would draw animals, people fall...See More
Wendy
I had a blast making fall 'snowflakes' this year, cutting fall colored papers with autumn objects instead of winter snowflakes. This would be good for a range of ages, because even young kids can make snowflakes, while the older children can try the more challenging intricate designs.
Also, here is an owl crafts roundup: [link removed]
Also, here is an owl crafts roundup: [link removed]
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