During our recent visit to the library, I found this book named Seasons written by Xavier Deneux.. It’s a simple interactive book introducing kids to the various seasons of the year. As usual, whichever is the latest book I get from the library, it will become that night’s bedtime book. As my daughter already has an idea about the seasons, I thought she would not have a great interest in the book. But I was wrong, she liked the book as it all about textures on each page describing the season for kids. She had fun during our reading session and at the same time learned about the how the weather is during each season. On the next day, we were supposed to go to a friend’s place but it got canceled. She was getting bored and wanted to do a craft. I got this idea of doing a craft based on the season’s book.
I took a cardboard (it was from a photo frame) and divided into four sections using a marker.
Each section represents the weather in a season.
We made the craft using colored construction papers.
- Summer -> beach scene
- Fall-> leaves changing colors & pumpkin
- Winter -> snowman & Christmas
- Spring -> flowers & rain
She had a lot of fun during the cut-paste session. Most of them, she made it, whereas I did the difficult ones.
We made a pointer with the help of cardboard and attached it to the center of the craft using split pin.
Using push pins I fixed it to the wall. It is now a seasons storyboard for our home.
This is an adorable craft and such a great learning tool.
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Thanks dear
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I love this idea. I think I will have to let my witches make one!
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Yeah try out with your little ones and share it with us 😊😊 . I m sure they will have lot of fun making it.
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What a cute idea! I love that.
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Thank you☺️
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This is great and I liked that you used what you had (repurpose for the win!)
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Thank you ! Most of my crafts are recycled crafts.
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What a fun way to learn! I’m sure she enjoyed the entire process, too. Thanks for sharing at Together on Tuesdays 🙂
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Ya she liked it very much 😊
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Wow! That looks awesome. You are so creative. I say this every time Shilpa but you really are 🙂
that book looks good.
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Ah☺️your comment made my day. Thanks dear.
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It’s amazing and ur daughter brims with creativity. The book cover itself speaks a lot about the content for kids.
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Thanks for visiting my space ☺️.
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Pleasure👍
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This seems fun for both and is creative!
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Ya! It was lot of fun😊
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Hi,
Thanks for coming to the Blogger’s Pit Stop last week.
Janice, Pit Stop Crew
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Thanks for the blog hop.
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Nice craft. The book too looks useful.
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Yes the book is too good.
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Love this idea and the pictures warmed my heart!
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I m glad u liked it😊
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That’s a great idea! Super fun and educational to boot!!
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Thank you 😊
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Super Creative.
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😊
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That is so cute. You do such great craft projects.
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Thanks for the compliment Mel
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Looks like pure fun, must be great to engage kids, especially while travelling
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Thanks for stopping by, it’s a nice winter activity
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That’s such a fun and creative way to learn and engage a child. Very interesting!
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Thanks for visiting 😊 I m glad you liked it
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Great way to engage the kids, Shilpa 🙂
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Thanks Indira .. 😊
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This is so much fun, for her and for you too! Really a delight to see kids learning whilst enjoying themselves 😊
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It was a day to remember!
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Super creativity 👌☺️👍💐
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Thanks dear..
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😊
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