Well. After the
tree house we kept things a little more low key this weekend! I found this cool
paper plate skeleton while surfing the web and thought the girls would have fun with it. I printed out the templates, and made one change. I made a shorter "arm bone" because it bothered me that the directions called for 3 bones in the legs to make them longer. I realize the whole thing is not designed to be anatomically correct, but that's the sort of thing that K would pick up on!
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cut, cut, cut! |
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A little chocolate on the face left from snack! |
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Stacy's finished product on our door |
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Kelsey chose to hang hers on their bedroom door |
It's a lot of tracing and cutting, and then a lot of hole punching and tying, but they turned out pretty cute!
They turned out really cute. Girls had alot of cutting here but did a good job :-)
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