Fall Tree Art Project « Frugal Fun For Boys

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Thanks for stopping by Frugal Fun for Boys! If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed or receive free updates by email. Thanks <a href="http://dvd-copy-dvd-clone-dvd-burn-dvd-backup.tomp4.com/"><strong>DVD Burner</strong></a> for visiting!I was inspired by Red Ted Art’s Blog to make fall tree paintings with the boys, and they turned out great!Â* We did this project over two days.Â* On the first day, we painted the sky, ground, and clouds.Â* I took the boys outside to show them that the sky appears to go all the way down to the ground – there is not white space in between!Â* We let the sky dry a little before adding some white clouds.Â* Then we put the papers aside to dry. On the second day, we added a construction paper tree, and then painted fall colored leaves on the tree and the ground. This <a href="http://www.hotsalekey.com/Whole-Sales-Importers-Exporters.php?id=32"><strong>Excess Inventory on sales</strong></a> is Gresham’s (age 5).Â* I cut out the tree for him, but he did all the painting himself! Aidan (3rd grade) did his completely on his own!Â*Â* I was very happy with the results, since he usually tends to rush through things.Â* He really took his time on this one, and it paid off! On Red Ted Art, they made a tree for each season, and now they have a collection of four pictures.Â* She used identical tree cut-outs each time, and they really look <a href="http://dvd-copy-dvd-clone-dvd-burn-dvd-backup.tomp4.com"><strong>Burn DVD Movies</strong></a> nice!Â* I’m thinking we’ll be repeating this project in the winter, spring, and summer!