As you can see I'm linking up with 4th grade frolics to bring you my Monday Made it projects. If you guys have been following my summer to do then you have seen that I want to do as much as I can with my kids especially my daughter during the time that my husband is overseas in Afghanistan. Our first family project was the hopscotch pavers for the backyard. I was really surprised at how inexpensive the cost was. I spent a total of $34.00 and 24 of that was on spay paint alone!
I think they turned out great!
Our next project were sponge bombs that I found on pinterest. I bought a large bag of sponges from the dollar store and cut them into strips. Once cut I stacked two rows of 4 sponges on top of each other and placed a rubber band around them and voila! Sponge bombs!
They were so much fun to play with and once again super inexpensive. I filled a swimming pool full of water and bought these 3 dollar prayers from TRU and let the bombs fly in the back yard. If everything goes as planned I will have a huge Monday Made it next week for you guys.
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Two great ideas! Your hopscotch turned out wonderful! Just found your blog today through the Made It Monday linky and am a new follower with google and bloglovin. I am a fellow second grade teacher blogger, and I am happy to have found you...
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Sarah @ Hoots N Hollers
Your projects looks great! I love the colorful hopscotch and the sponges look so fun! Excellent work!
ReplyDeleteWow Sonya these look great! Newest follower & thank you for following me :)
ReplyDeletePrecious!! I'm glad to meet another blog buddy! :)
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Teachin Little Texans
I love these ideas for my kiddos! I am your newest follower!
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Two Friends In First
Love your hopscotch and sponge bombs! They look incredible and fun! Thanks for stopping by my blog-I'm following you on Bloglovin' now! :O)
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Head Over Heels For Teaching
Hi Sonya-
ReplyDeleteLove the hopscotch project! Excited to read your new posts-- following you on blog lovin' now! :)
Aylin
Learning to the Core
Great ideas!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!!
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