MaryAnn F. Kohl, process art and treasures of childhood: This is fun!! Book Widget Carousel

Friday, August 26, 2011

This is fun!! Book Widget Carousel

Hold down the arrows to make the book carousel spin. You can make your own carousels (or ferris wheels!) of books you love at Amazon.

Aug 26, 2011 8:04:51 AM | Books, Web/Tech

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Crayon Melting on a Warm Plate, from www.playcreateexplore.com Here's a wonderful art project from Play Create Explore! Melting crayons on a warming tray is one of my favorite art activities, but not everyone has a warming tray, and this finally solves the problem! Great idea!! http://www.playcreateexplore.com/2011/01/crayon-melting.html Crayon Melting on a Warm Plate L did a crayon melting activity today while I cleaned the kitchen and he loved it! Warm a plate in the microwave or under hot water. It doesn't need to be scorching hot to melt the crayons. My plate was very warm to the touch and I explained to L that the plate was very warm. He bumped it a few times, with no reaction. Just test it first to be on the safe side. Give your child some peeled crayons and let them discover the fun of drawing with melting crayons! * Note from MaryAnn: Soak old crayons overnight in a tub of water. The...

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