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Use this activity to find a star in an apple!
You need:
1) Core an apple.
2) Cut the core in half. Remove the seeds.
3) Dip the “star stamp” in paint. Make star prints on the paper. Add the sandpaper crescent moon from last week to make a starry night scene.
We just used a white crayon to color our sandpaper moon. You could also paint it!
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So cool! We are doing an apple theme this week so we'll have to try this! Can I link to you if we do?
-Kara
http://littlelearnerslounge.blogspot.com/
We did it! I linked to you:
http://littlelearnerslounge.blogspot.com/2010/09/apple-picking.html
Oh yes, the apple core is fabulous!! And a great way to eat the apple too and not "waste it"…
Thank you for linking up to Kids Get Crafty! Much appreciated!!
Maggy
This looks wonderful. I love the way you made the star.