I am SO enjoying having this beautiful, FREEZING COLD day off. I have been spending my day watching Intervention & the Real Housewives of Atlanta, doing a bajillion loads of laundry, cleaning and cooking. Love it! I have also been all over Pinterest, of course, where I found tons of ideas that might actually help me enjoy the artic tundra outside (otherwise known as winter in New England). Here are a few pins that inspired me:
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How freaking cute is this polar bear?!? He is made out of a paper plate, shaving cream, glue and an Oreo nose!
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Mitten suncatchers. So adorable! These are made with contact paper and tissue paper. I might try them out with some leftover laminate. Do you think it would work?
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Snowman brace map with labels. This is perfect for all of the labeling we have been doing lately : )
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Snowman glyphs... perfect for teaching little ones to analyze data while doing something super fun.
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Adorable snowman letter matching game. I just printed this one up!
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Snowman salt letters. I love that there is another use for the cards, and that the kids will love how the salt looks like snow. Perfect for tactile learners.
Also, Ms. C found {THIS} amazing website with tons of winter activity ideas and printables. I especially love the animal track playdough center, ice science activities and super cute snowman letter sounds bingo.
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The laminate film totally works! try it sometime! Love these ideas!
Elisabeth
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Super fun stuff!! :)
A Teeny Tiny Teacher
Hey Mary,
It is so nice to have an extra day off! I think your pictures are awesome. What ever did we do before Pinterest??? I love the snowman Brace Map ~ it really makes the whole to part visual. Love it!
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That polar bear is so cute! Don't you just LOVE Pinterst!?! Eeek such an obsession!
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You can use wax paper and watered down glue to make the tissue paper sun catchers. Have the kids brush on the glue a little at a time and put the tissue paper down. We trace around a pattern and then cut it out when dry.
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