So yesterday we did this fun and simple Fire craft.
Here's what you'll need:
Yellow, Red, & Orange paper (tissue paper, construction paper, crepe paper, colored or painted paper, just whatever you can come up with)
Paper to serve as the background (We only had white, but I think blue or black would look great.)
Glue
Some small sticks (Dude helped me collect these.)
Start by having your child tear the colored paper into small pieces. Don't forget the overly dramatic faces! Dude needed a little refresher course on tearing. This is actually also a good activity for working those little hand muscles.
Next let your child glue the colored paper pieces onto the paper. Encourage them to overlap the pieces to make a "bright fire."
Being generous with the glue (Dude didn't need any instructions on that!) glue some of the small sticks to the base of the fire to make your "firewood." (I added some additional sticks to Dude's puddles o' glue.)
All Done! You'll probably need to wait at least 24 hours for it to dry.
You can see the rest of our Letter F week activities HERE.
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That's such a cute summer craft. You should come & link up with Fun for Kids Fridays. : )
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This is so cute. I'm planning a "camp out" day for my kindergarten class and this will be a perfect craft :o)
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ReplyDeletethis is a great idea! I was looking for a way for my boys to create their resolutions or wishes for the new year- totally gonna have 'em do this and then write on it!
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