Dear parents!
Wednesday, 22 April 2020
Play dough instructions for parents (first approach to salty dough)
Wednesday, 15 April 2020
Salty dough the easiest way to sculpture.
My dear friends! This post on how you need to prepare for
our next activity. Unlike the previous activity, there is no dangers, so the task
of parents is to prepare materials, tools and just follow my next post!
So, be ready to have on your working table:
- flour in the container (to easily get it);
-water, in a bowl with a wide neck (to easily get it);
- fine table salt, any brand;
- any measuring container (it can be a measuring cup, coffee
cup - remember it might be dropped and broken - do not give your favourite, a
small container for dressing, any container is about 100-150 grams)
- a bowl and a spoon (mix ingredients);
- a board for modelling (any cutting board, you can use half
of the plastic binder);
-tools: plastic knife, spoon, fork, table knife (not sharp,
so it will be safe for your child), school scissors, convenient for the child,
rolling pin for the dough;
- paper napkins or towels;
-good mood (very important😊)
Be prepared that something may mess or spill and remind the
child that this is his or her activity, but you, of course, will help clean it
up.
Through this activity we will learning concept of full, half
filled, count, manipulate, expand logical and cognitive thinking.
Please read or tell you anything about weals:
and here too.
Please, print or draw for your child recipe
Thursday, 9 April 2020
Are you ready to decorate eggs?
My dear friends! We can start online session in a convenient time but you should be prepared for master class.So you need:
Colouring solution + container to dip eggs in solution;
Wax crayons (my students found out that Crayola works the best);
Candle on the plate or tray;
Stick with head pin in it;
Good to have loop to manage egg in colouring, but you can use a spoon for it;
First, and for youngest children may be used plain stick thin and ticker, if you have a pin with ball just push it in stick on top. Nail instead pin also works.
And, last but not least - warmer for wax.
Today, I was so exited to see that my students made it very easy:
Fill up the jar with water ( it will be more stable), and fix one or two spoons on top with tape. Than more spoons you fixed on top than more colours of wax you can melt.
Arrange warmer as showed on the picture and light candle. Put few small pieces of wax crayon in spoon and explore how it melt in a spoon. Wax should not boil, just melt.
When wax melted dip the stick in a wax and make a dots on the eggs. If possible use different colours of wax. wait until wax completely dry and dip the egg in liquid colouring. Keep few minutes, take out and dry with paper towel.
ENJOY YOUR WORK!
Tuesday, 7 April 2020
Easter eggs - painting online!
Today
was such a wonderful sunny day, real spring! Bright green leaves of tulips show
up from the moist black earth, the sky is so high and blue, and we are still
locked in our homes, even more than before.
And yet,
no matter how sad it is to sit at home, no one cancelled the wonderful spring
holiday - Easter.
What
does our Canadian children associate with this Holiday? Of course - colourful
eggs!
You can
paint paper eggs with markers, you can paint plastic eggs with paint ...
Or, you
can try to paint real eggs with hot wax and, believe me - beyond all religious
beliefs, this is a fascinating activity for children and adults.
Of
course, this painting requires certain skills and special tools, but we will
try to make it with any stuff available in any home. After all, did you stock
up with colouring for eggs? Then everything else, I am sure, can be found at
your home. We will try to conduct our online master class in a few days later. For
the beginning, try to collect the necessary materials. You will need:
-
stainless steel spoon (which is not used any more)
- a jar
or a bottle with water
- paper
tape
- candle
- wax
crayons
- jars
with liquid colouring for eggs
- any
wooden stick
- pin
with the ball
Wow ...
well, that’s it!
Oh, I
forgot - a toilet paper roll 😀 (did you stock up?) Or just napkins - to dry the
eggs.
I ask
everyone, who interested PM me your e-mail. Well, I think you have ZOOM
installed.
It’s not
difficult to paint eggs, even 4-5-year-old children are able to do this, of
course, under the supervision of adults because we will work with a candle,
open fire.
Tomorrow
I will tell you how to prepare tools for our master class.
See you!
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