We looked at "Clover" and examined all of the shapes on her back
and the texture on her arms The kids used a large black Staonal
crayon to decorate their shells with lots of shapes to do the
tissue paper printing 1. paint small area with water 2. place
tissue on the water and then paint a little water on top of the
tissue to make sure the whole square is completely saturated or
I tell the kids "see through" on their turtle shell 4. when the
tissue paper is dry, you can remove to reveal your beautiful
print! We used green paper to draw the head, and legs. They drew
the eyes on white paper and glued the eyes on the turtles Here
are a few finished ones from second grade I have been playing
around with ideas for an Easter project I thought of making
bunnies using a stencil. Have you ever wondered what bunnies
have to do with Easter? Bunnies are a symbol of Spring, but also
a symbol of new life! 1.get a lightweight plastic binder like
the one below 2. draw a bunny on it with a sharpie 4. I used Mod
Podge to create