The corn husks took a bit more work. The petal shapes were punched out of patterened paper. The green leaf was cut in half and layered over the yellow centre. The children then glued on some raffia.
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abbartski says
WOW!! What a great project. I have 8 yr old twins in 3rd grade and can say your students are soooo very lucky to have you for a teacher. Thanks for sharing and of course, best of luck on your new blog. (found you through your emails to me–I'm a demo, too)
Stay well,
AnnMarie
Unknown says
Great job Sandra! I'd like to be in your class please – looks like fun!
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Linda Callahan says
I am going to love this blog! Where do you get your energy from!?! Wonderful project!
YearntoLearn says
Beautiful art. Just found your blog and am glad I did.
Denise
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Keri Kelly says
I am in AWE! Wowza…
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