April Showers Needs: Blue or gray construction paper Cotton balls Blue yarn Hole puncher Have your child cut out a cloud shape. Glue the cotton balls on one side of the cloud. When dry repeat on the other. Punch holes in the bottom of the cloud. Tie the blue yarn

Handprint Eagles Needs Brown paint White, brown, and orange construction paper Buttons or other round objects for eyes Glue Scissors Paint your child’s hand and have them place them on the paper to make the wings for your eagle. Have your child cut out a body from the brown paper

Bluebird Murals Needs: White, Blue, and Red Construction Paper Markers, Crayons, Or Colored Pencils Straw Scissors Glue Start off by having your child cut out a circle from the white paper. Older children can then cut out a bird shape from the blue paper. -OR – Have your younger child

Week Of The Young Child Our children are something we care about, love, and focus on year round. So why is there a “Week Of The Young Child”? The purpose of this week isn’t just to give us another chance to talk about our children, it’s a chance to look

Mixed Up Chameleon Wheels Needs: copy of Eric Carle’s The Mixed Up Chameleon 1 paper plate 1 coffee filter 1 brad fastener (Bradley clip) googly eye glue For coloring either: washable markers spray bottle of water -OR- liquid water color eye dropper Read The Mixed Up Chameleon Cut a chameleon shape out of

Fruit Loop Rainbows Needs: Fruit Loops Elmer’s glue Crayons, markers, or colored pencils White paper Wax paper Draw, or have your child draw, each part of the rainbow. Poor out a little bit of the glue onto the wax paper Have your child dip the Fruit Loops into the glue,