You can check them out if you click HERE or the picture below. If you’d like to see Maria’s stained glass creations, click HERE to get a peek. You can be sure to brighten your room even on the cloudiest of days.
Decoupage Paper for Scrapbooking - Colorful Decoupage Paper Butterfly. I will say this, it was silent in my room while they were choosing and placing their tissue sheets ‘just so.’ The end product makes a stunning classroom window. The neat thing about this beautiful glass sculpture is that it is flexible and can be re-shaped again and again Emily was so proud of her sculpture, and they are simple and frugal to make using materials you probably already have on-hand. (Vintage Ephemera Art To Cut Out and Collage): 9798538869749: Paper Publishing. It’s not exactly Art, but it is fun and gives them lots of practice with following directions. When the template is covered, the second piece of contact paper goes over the top and your students just need to cut around the border. Then all your students have to do is lay whichever pieces of cut tissue paper they like on top of the sticky side. With this PDF all you need to do is grab as many copies as you’d like and you. Use craft sticks, fuzzy sticks, felt, pom poms, etc. Lay your butterfly out and use the items from Kid Made Modern's Deluxe Arts and Craft Supply Collection to decorate and design your butterfly. Once that’s done, you just need two pieces of clear contact paper. This free butterfly template is perfect for making some easy crafts for kids Butterfly crafts are always popular for spring crafts and summer crafts and it’s always good to have something to hand that’s going to make it easier for you to set up an activity. Place a piece of contact paper sticky side up onto a flat surface and then put the cardboard butterfly cut out on top.
I found a simple little butterfly template on the internet, traced it onto a black piece of construction paper and cut out the outline so that it was about a 1/2 inch border. Now my good friend Maria, over at KinderCraze, is always making up these sweet little stained glass activities and they look so fabulous that I decided to give it a try with my own kinders. So we whipped up some tissue paper, stained glassed butterflies that fit the ticket perfectly. With only one, little, pathetic window in my classroom, I decided we needed to brighten things up a bit for days when the sun wasn’t so sunny. Sometimes, you just need something a little bright and cheerful when the rainy days are gray and dreary.
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