Videos: Children's Room - Page 4 of 15

Listen to Thank You, Sarah by Laurie Halse Anderson. Make a thank you letter, or a letter of suggestion. You'll need paper and an envelope, a pen or pencil and a stamp if you plan to mail your letter.

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Miss Kate shows you how to make a Thankfulness tree! For this you will need a small flower pot or empty can, some small rocks or clay, a stick or branch, paper, ribbon, markers and scissors.

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Miss Kate will share a story called I Race the Wind, which includes some experiments, then make a small paper twirler.  The craft requires paper, scissors, a marker, and a paper clip.

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Ms Beth shows you how to make a face with goofy leaf hair using cardstock, pencil, scissors, glue stick, real or fake leaves and crayons or markers.

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Join Ms Beth for a couple of books about being thankful and grateful and make a gratitiude banner.  You will need cardstock, scissors, glue stick, yarn and markers or crayons.

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Miss Kim and Miss Amy talk about some new books and some old favorites!

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Join Miss Kim for a fun turkey craft using a paper plate, a piece of heavy paper (like the front of a cereal or cracker box), crayons or markers (especially the colors brown, orange, and red), a skein of multicolored yarn or string, googly eyes (2), scissors, tape, and glue.

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This session of Listen, Imagine Create! will be hosted by Miss Kim.  She will be sharing the new book When I Draw a Panda by Amy June Bates.  The items that you will need to participate in the activity are...drawing paper, colored pencils, and your imagination! 

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Join Ms Beth for today's Goofy Craft: Goofy Goggles!  You will need card stock or poster board, markers or crayons, glue, scissors, a ruler, tape, and ribbon or yarn.  If you have feathers, stickers or other decorative items feel free to use those too!  

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Miss Amy shares The Scarecrow by Betty Ferryand and shows you how to make a scarecrow face using a paper bag, markers, raffia and tape. Stuff the scarecrow with old plastic bags, polyfill, or rags. Get creative -- this craft can use anything that you find around the house, including dried leaves or yarn! 

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