As we are getting to the end I'm losing a bit of steam as these last few letters seem to be the trickiest, especially our friend X! But that's for another post!
My daughter had fun making a watermelon craft turned simple math activity.
Here's what we used:
Paper plate
Green marker
Pink marker
Black marker
Scissors
Black beans
Double sided tape
For the watermelon craft:
Simply cut a paper plate in half and let your child begin coloring it with the colors of a watermelon! So easy but yet the watermelon turns out so cute!
For math activity:
After our craft I decided to put our black beans to use for some simple preschool math. The beans acted as the 'watermelon seeds!'I used double sided tape which made it super easy for the beans to stick.
My daughter had a great big smile when she saw the 'watermelon seeds.' We have been doing simple addition and subtraction and I thought this watermelon would make adding a bit more fun!
Cute! You have me thinking about summer! -Kim @ knockitoffcrafts.com
ReplyDeleteafter this loooong winter I'm ready for spring and summer!! Thanks for stopping by :)
DeleteYou got me over here craving watermelon.
ReplyDeleteGet ready watermelon season is upon us!!
DeleteWhat a fun idea! Love this.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at #Pintorials
Thanks, Gude! We had alot of fun with it!
DeleteI think I would enjoy this as much as my kids! Thanks for sharing this fun educational at Inspire Me Mondays!
ReplyDeleteWe both had fun making these! Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteLove this! Makes me feel like summer is coming. :) Thanks for sharing with the Frugal Family linky!
ReplyDeleteThanks Laura! Summer IS coming, Mother Nature is just making us wait!!
DeleteThis looks like so much fun! Thanks for linking up at the Thoughtful Spot Weekly Blog Hop! We hope you join us again next week!
ReplyDeleteThanks Samantha! We had alot of fun with both the craft and the math activity!
DeleteThis is adorable! This is one of those activities I can guide Emma though (age 5) and the twins can work on the fine motor of gluing and simply creating (age 2)...Love this! Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteSo glad all of your kids can take part in this activity, Leigh Ann!!
DeleteThis is a fantastic way to combine an educational activity with a craft activity - love it! My son is a big fan of watermelons so this is something I will try with him. Thanks for linking up at the Tots and Toddlers Thursday Link Up Party, I hope to see you again tomorrow at this fortnight's party!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kelly! I hope your son enjoys it as much as we did! Thanks for stopping by!
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