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Fun learning, and creating with noodles...& flashcard making


                                             Today we had fun creating art with noodles.


In the morning I took some food coloring out. Later we added the noodles and food coloring in
a plastic bag, and mixed it up for a few. After I removed the noodles from the bag we allowed them
to dry. Simple as that! I actually put them out on my back porch so that they could dry a little faster.
Once it was completely dry, we had fun creating some simple noodle art on paper!
How fun! My daughter loved it.


 We also created some
ABC funky and fun flashcards



It's simple to make- I made some letters, used some crayons,

colored each one, and added a few dots around each letter. I then took my

laminate sheet, and laid it over the paper. I used

my shape blade paper craft scissors to cut each letter out. And there

you go! You end up with some funkyfun and colorful ABC flashcards.

I'll be putting these cards in my daughter's diaper bag, so she can

have something to do when we are out and about. {learning on the go}




Have a lovely day.

-Stephanie


Comments

  1. Hi Stephanie! Thanks so much for dropping by and linking up today...following you back! Have a wonderful week! ;-)

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  2. Michell, thank you! :) enjoy the rest of your week as well.

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  3. You've found a great way to practice fine motor skills. I'm sure the kids love this activities.

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  4. Thank you Pam! :) My daughter loved it.

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  5. This is so simple and yet so fun!
    Thanks for sharing at Family Fun Friday!
    Monica
    http://happyandblessedhome.com

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  6. What a fun idea. Those flashcards you made are so cute. I'm not very good at making cute things so I always have to print stuff. I love this idea though, and I'll probably do it with my kids soon. :)

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