Grocery shopping today for some new dinner recipes:
Photos from our week-long Animal Fables Camp:
getting ready for felting
a raw egg!
finished felted eggs
getting ready to act out "The Fox and the Stork" with a pair of chopsticks as the stork's beak
potato printing for "Foolish Words: A Jataka Tale"
dyeing silks for "The North Wind and the Sun"
quilling for "The Peacock and Juno"
(this is a more advanced project and would NOT be suitable for 2nd grade)
partially complete
Leah's (age 13) finished work is
gorgeous
setting up the shadow puppetry for "The Crow and the Pitcher"
the underside of the chalkboard as a set
supplies for the multimedia collage for "The Great and Little Fishes"
watercolor pencils
experimenting with salt on wet watercolor paint
drawing backgrounds for movable pictures of "The Tortoise and the Hare"
a midground and a foreground, allowing for two race tracks
the midground and foreground come from one piece of paper which was torn lengthwise into two pieces
layering the pieces on top of one another, decorating them, and glueing them together (down the sides ONLY and not across the bottom), then making the animals and adding long strips of paper for handles
the finished picture, ready for the race to begin
mouse puppets from wooden spoons
a simple "Country Mouse and Town Mouse" set drawn on the chalkboard
weighing dry sponges for "The Salt Pedder and the Donkey"
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