Yellow Yarn Mobile
added 4-13-02
Original Author Unknown
Need: yellow yarn, popsicle stick, bowl,
glue, wax paper
Directions: To make yellow yarn mobiles, put
white glue in an open bowl and invite the children to dip the yellow yarn
in the glue using a popsicle stick to saturate the yarn completely except
for the end the child is holding. Then have the children arrange the
yarn on waxed paper in interesting designs. Ask children to bend the
end of the yarn to use as a hanger and cut off the end they were holding
since it has no glue on it. When the glue is dry, remove the mobiles
from the waxed paper and hang them in a window or from the ceiling.
Yellow Book
added 4-13-02
Original Author Unknown
Need: yellow paper, old magazines, glue,
scissors
Directions: To make a yellow books, have
each child fold a couple pieces of yellow construction paper in half to
form a book. Supply the children with scissors, old magazines, and glue.
Have them cut out pictures from a magazine of yellow items to glue inside
their books.
Yo Yo's all
over! added
4-07-04 Submitted
by: Tanya Howard
Need: paper, string, crayons
Directions:
Draw five or more stick people (or get
from clip art) on a piece of construction paper. Make sure they have a
hand sticking out. Glue 5 pieces of string to each hand. Cut
out some different colored construction paper in the shape of ovals (about
the size of a quarter). These will be yo-yo's Once the string
end pieces have dried (preferably overnight), let the kids glue on the
yo-yo's. It's fun to let them decide how the yo-yo will go - up or
down, etc. Then they can color the stick people if they want.
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