Our Countries and Cultures studies have taken us to France, and the kids created a model of the Eiffel Tower. They used popsicle sticks, toothpicks, clay, and pipe cleaners.
Have you and your children been creating art this week? Link up your kid friendly art projects then visit and comment on a few others.
We also found this simplified version of the Eiffel Tower as a coloring page.
That looks so interesting! What a fun activity to pair with the study.
ReplyDeleteThat is great! When we studied France, we made this paper model of the eiffel tower - there are lots of neat ones at this site: http://www.papertoys.com/ Looks like I might be first to link up my Virtual Refrigerator this week! yay!
ReplyDeleteLove these hands-on problem solving type of activities. Makes learning so much richer! My son would love building that tower!
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Just love this. When I taught math (back way back) I loved having all the kids doing problem solving using objects. This is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI have linked something my grandchildren tried when using a link I sent to them.
This is so much fun.
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Janis http://www.janiscox.com
Awesome work. I used to have my class (back along way..) do hands on problem solving activities. It was wonderful to see their creativity.
ReplyDeleteGreat work.
I linked a post from something my grandchildren used after learning it from a link I sent them.
Blessings,
Janis http://www.janiscox.com
Love your Eiffel tower!!
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