St Patricks Day Fun

Happy March Everyone!!

I am excited to March is finally apon us, although spring is nowhere to be found. I am still

excited to celebrate the coming of spring with my friends. I have a really cute activity

that I want to share with you. This is the first of many for this month. I made Leprechaun

Hat sun catchers. this was very simple and cute to do! I cut a hat from green paper and

punched 3 holes spaced apart. Laced string through each hole and tied contact paper

strips to each one. I let the children stick shapes and metallic objects on the strips. we

used shapes found in lucky charms  cereal. If you would like to see a picture of the

finished product, please head over to and like my facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/thecreativecampuspreschool I post a lot of the things we do

there, you will also find other tips and goodies there. if you like my page and send me a

comment that you found me through this blog, I will send you all sorts of great free goodies.

 I will be posting many other activites in the next few weeks. I have found a lot of really fun ones for you.

Theresa

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