The scent of the cinnamon playdough filled the classroom with a delicious fragrance. The children used the cinnamon playdough to create gingerbread men and decorated them with an assortment of buttons and eyes. These were displayed proudly on beautiful doilies and plates.
On the light table this week the children made antlers for Rudolph and the other eight reindeer and counted out peg legs to go on every one. This was a lot of counting!
I love Comet's antlers
We made some Christmas wrapping paper by printing lovely yellow stars on large sheets of paper.
I hope you visit next Tuesday to see loads more Christmas activities...
Happy Tuesday
We are making cinnamon clay too this year with our kinder children, we are going to thread them with some dried oranges and beads, don't they make the room smell so yummy!!
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Oh another great idea--making your own wrapping paper! Please come link this one up too (and any other great ideas you have) at the Eco-Kids Tuesday Link-Up. http://likemamalikedaughter.blogspot.com/2012/12/eco-kids-tuesday.html
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Yes you are right, only 4 tuesdays till christmas, and I love the ideas of christmas activities which you have stated here.
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