Green pancakes - they were better received by the kiddos than the green eggs from March 2, Dr. Seuss' birthday.
Green Muffin Tin {Thursday} - Graham Cracker Cookies (graham crackers with leftover frosting sandwiched in the middle),
Green Beans,
Green cottage cheese,
green apples,
green salad and milk, in a
green cup (I contemplated turning the milk green, but decided not to [A has a tendency to spill his milk])
We did a found art collage on contact paper. This was a great activity for spanning the age and skill difference of my kiddos (2 and almost 4). I pulled all of my green art supplies (tissue paper, ribbon, foam shapes and abc's, pom-poms, paper, material, buttons, etc) out and they decorated their pieces of contact paper to their hearts content. When they were finished, I put a piece of black construction paper on the back and folded the contact paper over. They look really good (sadly, I haven't yet taken a picture).
Other St. Patrick-y things we've done:
2 comments:
Ha ha, we should have tried green pancakes. I tried to offer green eggs and my daughter was adamant that eggs are yellow, NOT green. :)
I didn't know you had this blog! It is GREAT! N is a lucky girl!
Fun fun fun!
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