Last week was some more library fun. Good old hands on fun. St. Patricks day was the theme. Smiles were guaranteed.
Rainbows were made. Of course this was easier said then down with those slippery little water gel balls.
They weren't looking for gold but, how much gold their buckets could hold.
Their first computer experience with game controls using playdough.
A catapult was made!
Lucky charms made for the best theme cereal to check and see if the catapult worked.
Hats were made of course. The easiest thing to make to be festive.
We even caught a Leprechaun and brought him home!
Happy St. Patrick's day! How will you be celebrating it?
St. Patrick's Day is HUGE for our family- dancing, eating corned beef, and maybe even some green beer. BUT, these kiddos look like they are having a ball with your rainbowed learning activities!
ReplyDeleteAw this sounds like it would have been so cute to watch. I love play that is both fun and educational - what a great set of activities. :) x
ReplyDeleteI'll be the kids had a lot of fun. My daughter's class is working on a leprechaun trap.
ReplyDeleteI love craft parties with kids and without. It's more fun with kods though. We do them reguregul here!
ReplyDeleteAh nice craft work here. It sounds like good fun and very educational as well. Need to get into more craft with the kids.
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that?!!! LOL Such adorable kids and this looks like such a fun activity!!! I am so happy that you all enjoyed it and I know it produced many happy memories that they will carry with them for a very long time!!
ReplyDeleteHaha I love it, all of it. The arts and crafts are a great idea to get the kids involved. They turned out really well!
ReplyDeleteMy toddler would love that catapult. These are some great ideas and something fun for the kiddos on a holiday they can be apart of.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fun holiday for the kids! There are so many different craft activities to be able to do.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like some wonderful St. Patrick’s Day STEM activities for the kiddos. They looked like they really enjoyed the activities.
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