Halloween Hand and Foot Print Art

Great group project!

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You’ll need:

  • Canvas (just large enough to fit both a hand and foot print)
  • Wooden letters B,O,O in black (or paint black)
  • White paint pen
  • Purple, Black and White Acrylic paints
  • 2 Google eyes
  • glue
  • assorted paint brushes

Paint the canvas purple, letting dry completely between each step. Using white paint pen, draw in the web. Do hand and foot prints with paint as in pic. Glue on google eyes. Paint in ghost eyes and mouth with purple. Glue on BOO letters.

pic via pinterest

Dress for the Weather Chart

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As a kid, I always thought it would be great to have some kind of chart for what to wear for different temperatures. My parents always had the rule of no swimming unless it’s at least 80 degrees. But for other days, do I need a jacket? Can I wear shorts? Do I HAVE to wear a coat? Awwww… Mom!!

Here’s a chart to end the fights. It was created for people with autism. But I think it’s great for anyone that’s just not sure.

Make your own with an outdoor thermometer and clip art

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Bubble Wrap Game

Fun for the family, classroom or scout meeting!

bubblewrap-gameYou’ll need:

  • Roll of Bubble Wrap
  • Masking Tape
  • A Few Sheets of Paper and Marker (optional)

Directions: Roll out the bubble wrap and lay it on the floor starting at the door. Tape it into place. On each sheet of paper write a different instruction: (walk, hop, stomp, tip toe, etc.) Tape these down next to the bubble wrap ‘road’ at intervals.

To play:

When the kids walk in, they have to follow the instructions (hop, tip toe, etc.).

You can judge them by how many bubbles popped or how loud they are, or by the fewest bubbles popped and how quiet they are.

Either way, everyone wins because it’s awesomely fun!

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