Thursday, February 10, 2011

Seasons of the year poster

This is a poster about Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.  For Winter we have a birthday cake for my birthday and a Christmas tree and someone building a fort throwing snowballs at people, and a teddy bear with a heart for Valentine's Day.

For Spring we have a frame that says, "Spring" and a chicken that is red because he was in the sun and there is a sign that says Spring and tulips that are orange, and Easter eggs in a basket and flowers that are growing back and a tree that is growing back.

For Summer we have a picnic basket with food and lemonade,  two beach balls with a sand bucket with sand inside, a sea star, a sun umbrella with a beach chair, a little girl playing in a pool with her rubber ducky and ball on the side of the pool, and a school that says 'closed for summer'.

For Fall we have Winnie the Pooh and Piglet carrying a pumpkin, and Winnie the Pooh and Piglet playing in the leaves, Winnie the Pooh and Piglet sharing a pumpkin pie, Eeyore dressed as a turkey, and Garfield dressed for Halloween as Odie.  There is also a turkey holding a sign that says, "Happy Thanksgiving? gulp!" because we are going to eat him for  Thanksgiving.

Winter is December, January, February.

Spring is March, April, May.

Summer is June, July, August

Fall is September, October, November.


Friday, February 4, 2011

How to make a snowflake


Before you start, you need supplies and instructions.  Supplies: piece of paper, scissors, and pencil.

Instructions:
1.  Get a piece of paper.

2.  Fold like in the picture below.


3. Cut off the extra bit.
4.  It should look like the picture below.


5.  Open it up.  Like in the picture.



6.  Fold it in half so you have a rectangle.


7.  Fold it in half again. It should be a square.



8.  Fold it on the crease.


9. On all the edges cut out shapes of any kind.  1/2 of a heart, 1/2 of a circle, or 1/2 of a diamond work the best.



10.  Open up the paper to see your snowflake.  Color it if you like.



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