Before planting the seeds, we compared the sunflower seeds we were snacking on to the sunflower seeds we planted.
We also read Big Yellow Sunflower by Frances Barry and This is the Sunflower by Lola M. Schaefer.
A sunflower craft seemed necessary, so C and R scrunched yellow, brown, and green tissue paper and glued it to the sunflower outlines I drew for them.
If our sunflowers don't grow, we will at least have pretty tissue paper sunflowers!
8 comments:
My oldest daughter eyes always look like that in photos- she's my goofy one! The sunflower craft turned out great- isn't tissue paper awesome. Enjoy your Saturday!
Jen
I love your sunflowers! I hope your kit works out. We have sunflowers popping up all over our yard, seeded from the ones I had growing around our fence, last year - so, they must be pretty easy to grow :)
great sunflowers! they do love tissue art! i need to do scrunch tissue art with my girls and soon :)
Hope your sunflowers grow we LOVE sunflowers here and plant them every year!!
what fun!! There are several sunflower fields in our county (they use them for dove shoots when the sunflowers die and the doves come for the seeds). Right now they are in full bloom and BEAUTIFUL!
You do such fun things for their state studies :)
PS: Have you ever driven through Kansas?? It seriously earns the nickname "The Sunflower State". Miles, and miles, and miles of sunflowers... insane!!
I have faith in your sunflower kit! Emily managed to grow a HUGE sunflower in a teeny tiny pot last Summer, so I'm sure yours will do just fine! I love the tissue paper sunflowers -- so cute!!
I love R in this picture, and I hope your sunflowers won't fail. This is also a very pretty art project - it's great that both kids were into it.
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