Simple. Fun. Pretty. With those three descriptive words, my ears perk up. Ooooh...I like that idea! Preserving autumn leaves, this quick and delightful fall activity will engross everyone ages three and up.
STEP #1: Search your yard or your neighbors' for leaves and set on paper...snap a quick photo, so you won't forget how you originally desired to arrange them.
STEP #2: Glue leaves onto paper and weigh down with cans for 5-10 minutes, so they lay down flat.
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STEP #3: Remove cans to adorn blank areas of the paper with acorns. Add caption such as "Autumn 2012", "Fall Leaves of November 2012", or "2012 Foliage."
Easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy! I dare you to do it before the end of the month. When you do, please comment to let me know! This is a great activity for while you hang out with friends or sip hot cocoa and devour popcorn with your family.
~Madeline
STEP #1: Search your yard or your neighbors' for leaves and set on paper...snap a quick photo, so you won't forget how you originally desired to arrange them.
STEP #2: Glue leaves onto paper and weigh down with cans for 5-10 minutes, so they lay down flat.
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STEP #3: Remove cans to adorn blank areas of the paper with acorns. Add caption such as "Autumn 2012", "Fall Leaves of November 2012", or "2012 Foliage."
~Madeline
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