Hi friends,
St. Patty’s isn’t too far off so we’re bringing you a super easy, charm-filled, activity. We took the, “Count your lucky stars” idea and put our own spin on it. I thought about all the great things we’ve experienced/been a part of and loved the idea of counting the ways we are fortunate, lucky, blessed. Although we didn’t list the ways, your child could easily add that next to each charm, documenting what they feel lucky about. If you think you’d eat your supplies more than use them, don’t worry, we did that very thing. It was all a part of the creative process. LOL. Check it out below.
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What You'll Need
White, Lt. Blue, Dk. Green, Lt. Green Construction Paper
Scissors
Glue
Markers
Pencil
Lucky Charms Cereal
Optional: Color Pencils
The Steps
Layer or lay your greens right on each other and draw a wide slope.
Cut the slopes out.
Separate the slopes, choose which side to glue the dark green down on the blue paper, and then glue the light green next.
4. Cut out a small white circle for the moon and glue it on the right or left side of the blue paper.
5. Draw a boy or girl facing the sky, hands down, or pointing 1 to the sky.
6. Color in with markers or color pencil.
7. Write in print or cursive, “Count Your Lucky Charms!”, then fill in with markers.
8. Glue your charms and if you’d like add the ways you’re lucky.
That’s it!
I placed my moon on the right and Naomi placed hers on the left. We also ate more cereal than we used.
= )
Happy crafting!
Amanda and Naomi
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