Having discussed the life cycle of a butterfly with the ButterBalls,
and read...
and reread the story of the Hungry Caterpillar,
we decided to begin our Butterfly Wall
by constructing our very own
Hungry Caterpillar.
and read...
and reread the story of the Hungry Caterpillar,
we decided to begin our Butterfly Wall
by constructing our very own
Hungry Caterpillar.
We used : an egg carton, paint, plastic eyes and pipe cleaners.
I trimmed the egg carton into manageable strips.
The ButterBalls happily painted their Hungry Caterpillars.
While they waited for the paint to dry,
they enjoyed a delicious grape caterpillar snack
A breeze to make!
You just thread grapes onto a skewer and stick on little Tic-Tac sweet eyes!
While they waited for the paint to dry,
they enjoyed a delicious grape caterpillar snack
A breeze to make!
You just thread grapes onto a skewer and stick on little Tic-Tac sweet eyes!
Once the paint had dried (and the sticky fingers had been wiped)
I helped them make little holes on the caterpillars head, through which they pushed little pieces of pipe cleaner to form the antenna.
The ButterBalls stuck on the eyes using double-sided tape.
I helped them make little holes on the caterpillars head, through which they pushed little pieces of pipe cleaner to form the antenna.
The ButterBalls stuck on the eyes using double-sided tape.
With their caterpillars in hand, the ButterBalls trotted off to find granny - hoping to scare away a few more strands of hair...poor granny!
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