Before large egg
Draw a large egg on paper A4 color. To save time, reduce the first egg and use it as a template. Students decorate the eggs with a collage of colored paper, tissue, cellophane, shiny material and points. These look great when I finished a series of colored paper and pasted on a dark background, as a display in the classroom.
According to small eggs
Cut several small box of eggs (about the size of a normal egg). Students can do this. Drawsome eggs on A4 paper and then copy it. You can also scrap cardboard and pull it by hand. Students decorate them with paint or chalk. These are ideal for use in a game of hunting for eggs. I am also counting the games great. They fit exactly in an egg carton. we cut an egg carton in half, you have a simple count of six games.
Third chick
Use a large circle of sponge and a small circle of sponge (about half the size of the Great).
Dip the sponge inyellow and create a chick with great pressure form the bottom and form a little higher. Here is a great opportunity to speak big and small! Finally, chicks, let dry and then add two points with a black marker for eyes, V for a beak and wings. If you really want to be the image special sponge add small circles in different colors for the flowers. The logs are then added with a black marker. This process is ideal for a classroom mural magic.
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