This was a good Toddler Art program with a smaller, cozier
crowd. The group listened to the story, Sea, Sand, Me! by Patricia Hubbell very well and I explained our two
crafts.
Our first craft was painting our own sand pail made out of
card stock, construction paper, and yarn. Moms were able to write their
children's names on the pail with marker and they had a choice of finger
painting or using a paint brush.
Our second craft was making our own beach scene using construction paper, sand paper, and tissue paper. We used construction paper for our backdrop and our die-cut suns, sand paper for our sand castles that I cut out, and light blue tissue paper for our water. I told moms to make sure that their child feels the sand paper and the difference between that and the other paper.
Our second craft was making our own beach scene using construction paper, sand paper, and tissue paper. We used construction paper for our backdrop and our die-cut suns, sand paper for our sand castles that I cut out, and light blue tissue paper for our water. I told moms to make sure that their child feels the sand paper and the difference between that and the other paper.
Both crafts provided some sort of sensory experience and
everyone seemed to have enjoyed the sand paper element in the one craft.
Other books on beaches:
Beach Day Karen Roosa
All You Need for a Beach Alice Schertle
Noni the Pony Goes to the Beach Alison Lester
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