My New Art Wall in My New Playroom!!

Now, I can hang all of my art in my playroom and rotate it with new work. Enjoy!

Counting, Colors, & Shapes

For this project, I was told to glue the correct number of shapes in the cooresponding number box. For example, in the first box there is the number one with a shaded circle next to it. Therefore, I chose the single purple circle and glued it inside. I continued on for all the shapes and numbers up to 5 all by myself! I have a new love for glue.

New Paintings & Markers

Mosaics

Yesterday, I visited the magic gardens. I learned what a mosaic is and met Isaiah Zagar himself. He showed me a chair that he had made and let me sit in it beside him. After wandering about the gardens and gazing at all the materials mosaicked to the wall, I went home and made my own mosaic!

The beach!

On a rainy day, I took foil and helped poke holes in it to make a shape. I then put the foil overtop of a flashlight. On the ceiling and walls, I looked at the starry shape revealed. I also made a fort out of blankets for reading time (and more flashlight fun)!

Spring bunny craft!

I painted this picture for my Dad for his birthday. In the left corner in red is him, and I am the purple figure. Up top, I asked my nanny to paint a moon and a sun. I then, painted overtop of them. Happy Birthday Dad!

Firetrucks!

On Wednesday's, I attend music class with all of my friends. After music, I typically walk home with my friend Harrison. On our walk home this week, we noticed the fire station garage was open and inside was a huge red firetruck! The firewoman was very kind and let Harrison and I sit in the firetruck and walk around and look at all of the equipment. Harrison and I loved it! After visiting the firestation, we each painted a red firetruck and glued yellow squares on the paper to represent the lights.

The weather outside was rainy today. So, in an effort to make the sun reappear, I decided to paint it! I first put red paint on a paperplate and spread it around. Then, I spread yellow paint on top of it. The result was an orange sun!

For: My Mom

I have recently learned about Spring. So, for Mother's Day I made my Mommy a bouquet of my handprints. I also made her a picture of thumbprinted bees and flowers made out of cupcake liners with green handprints for grass. I love my Mommy!

New Markers and Weekend Painting!

My Box House!

This week, we read Iggy Peck, Architect by Andrea Beaty and illustrated by David Roberts. We then created our own house out of a cardboard box, and decorated it with markers.

I colored a sky on the roof of my house. There were holes added for stars.

My Body!

My body was traced in black crayon. The goal was to paint on my hair, eyes, nose, mouth, and clothing. This is my creation!!!

This Week's Paintings

The Alphabet

C is for corn! That is why I have glued corn in the shape of a C. C is also for cookie! That is why I have glued one of my new Alphabet cookies to my orange paper!

I am currently learning the letters of the Alphabet. As I learn, I will be sharing my letter art. So far, I have been using cardboard from our recylcing bin as a way to make letter stamps.

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