Catching snowflakes on tongue

As you may have noticed, my past few projects have been decidedly winter themed, but I can't help it - today it was close to minus 40 wit...

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Catching snowflakes: In pencil draw outline of head, mouth, teeth, tongue, scarf, sweater with patterns. Trace everything with black crayon. Color everything bold and waxy using colored pencils, crayons or oil pastels (except background). Add snowflakes on tongue and background with white crayons. Last, paint background with liquid water color. (2 lessons)

Catching snow flakes on our tongue. A new way of thinking about self portraits and points of view. Cut paper, patterns, texture and paint

Yes, I do realize it's only Thursday (even though it FEELS like Friday), but we have a PD day tomorrow, so we did a fun art activity today. Most of my students ended up with a snow day yesterday - buses were cancelled because of the weather, and when you're in a rural area like I am, very few students actually make it to school (I only had 8 students). So, our art today made everyone feel like it was a snow day! I saw this fabulous idea on Artisan Des Arts last night (actually, I saw LOTS of…

Children Catching Snowflakes on their Tongue (Winter Craft for Kids) - Comes with a free printable template too! | CraftyMorning.com

A boy closes his eyes and sticks out his tongue to catch the falling snow on a winter day as seen from above.

i love seeing my breath!

Here's a collection of Christmas chemistry projects and a look at topics relating to Christmas and other winter holidays.