Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
Nail Polish - I pulled out some green nail polish, just in case any of the kiddos might want green nails, many did!
Green Hunt - I had the kiddos hunt through out the preschool for anything green. I meant for them to find toys (left) but they also found the shamrocks I hid (right).
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Following the Rainbow to Gold! - A leprechaun left us a rainbow trail to follow to his pot of gold!
Along the trail we had to stop and do some tricks...
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Here it is! The pot of gold! But what's inside?.... Popcorn!
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The kiddos loved this hunt. Some of them did it over again.
One kiddo thought the wreath made a great hat. It did fit rather nicely.
Spoon Leprechauns - I saw these online (on this blog)and they just cracked me up, so we had to make them.
I told the kiddos that these leprechauns can be a bit tricky, and they like to hide. Here is my leprechaun hiding outside on the porch. We'll see if the kiddos find him tomorrow.
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Rainbow Cookies - I made the dough earlier this morning, then the kiddos got to squish in the different colors. I put equal parts of dough in 6 baggies, then we squirted food coloring in and squished and squished.
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Once the colors were mixed, we rolled them into snakes and smooshed them together on the pan.
Our rainbow cookies turned out great and were super tasty. I cut them vertically so that each kiddo got every color of the rainbow.
3-D Rainbows - A bit more rainbow fun. This activity took a bit of agility, but once we got the hang of bending feet on our paper strips and gluing them down, we got more creative.
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