The lighthouse keepers lunch activities

Lighthouse keepers lunch role play tuft spot

We love canvas art projects in our house. We have so many canvas paintings that I could probably cover every inch of our home with them. There are some that we love and display and some are just for fun. The great thing about canvas art is that you can always reuse the canvas if […]

Love these frames from Ikea. Seaside topic tough tray.

I was kicking around some unique book ideas this fall and here are a few I came up with. Now I know it's not the healthiest example but what kid doesn't like french fries once and a while! When you pull the fries out you have the pages of your book connected by a chain. This is a sandwich book, which could easily be a hamburger, taco, or even a wrap (that could be a scroll book). Let's start with the french fry book. MATERIALS REQUIRED: - corrugated cardboard - yellow and red liquid tempera…

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The Lighthouse keepers lunch

The lighthouse keeper's lunch small world

We have been reading the The Lighthouse Keeper Stories: Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch AND The Lighhouse Keeper’s Picnic by Ronda Armitage. The kids have been totally taken by the story the…

Lighthouse keepers lunch

The Lighthouse Keepers Lunch

This is a quick, last minute craft I came up with for the kids to do during Amelia's pump time. I love lighthouses. I have a collection of little wooden ones from souvenir shops. This craft was from a sudden inspiration that hit me when I was trying to decide what we could make using these LED battery operated tea light candles. I found mine at the Reject Shop in a pack of 4 for $3. We used a paper cup, a plastic cup, coloured paper, glue, markers and our LED candles. You can probably see…

Potato Printing Repeating Patterns As another activity under the topic of The Lighthouse Keeper's Lunch we experimented with potatoes printing repeating patterns. The children really enjoyed creating the pattern of the white and red stripes of Mr Grinling's lighthouse. we used sugar paper and ready mixed paint and any variety of potatoes I could find. I then sat back and let the children create.

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