Sunday, June 22, 2014
WTJ: Pages 183 Doodle Over Top of This Page.
Wreck This Journal: Day 21
Pages 183 Doodle Over Top of This Page.
Materials: Markers and Color Pencils.
WTJ: Pages 180-181 Stain Log
WTJ: Pages 172-173 Hide a Secret Message Somewhere in This Book.
Wreck This Journal: Day 19
Pages 172-173 Hide a Secret Message Somewhere in This Book.
Materials: Markers.
WTJ: Pages 165 .drawkcab etirW (Write backward.)
Wreck This Journal: Day 18
Pages 165 .drawkcab etirW (Write backward.)
Materials: Markers.
Wrote the lyrics to Elli Goulding's "How long will I love you". Still not sure If I am done with this page. Might draw over it lightly with color pencils.
WTJ: Pages 158-159 Glue in a Page from a Magazine. Circle Words you Like.
Wreck This Journal: Day 17
Pages 158-159 Glue in a Page from a Magazine. Circle Words you Like.
Materials: Markers, Magazine, Scissors and Glue.
WTJ: Pages 156-157 A Page of Four-Letter Words.
Wreck This Journal: Day 16
Pages 156-157 A Page of Four-Letter Words.
Materials: Markers, Magazine, Scissors and Glue.
WTJ: Pages 136-137 Deface.
Wreck This Journal: Day 15
Pages 136-137 Deface.
Materials: Markers, Color Pencils, Photograph and Glue.
WTJ: Pages 92-93 Cover This Page with White Things.
Wreck This Journal: Day 13
Pages 92-93 Cover This Page with White Things.
Materials: Magazine , glue and scissors.
WTJ: Pages 86-87 A Place for Your Grocery Lists.
Wreck This Journal: Day 12
Pages 86-87 A Place for Your Grocery Lists.
Materials: Food pictures, glue and scissors.
WTJ: Pages 60-61 Place Sticky Things Here.
WTJ: Pages 48-49 Write One Word Over and Over
WTJ: Pages 40-43 Make a Funnel/ Paper Airplane.
WTJ: Page 39 Crumple.
WTJ: Pages 34-35 Document Your Dinner
Wreck This Journal: Day 6
Pages 34-35 Document Your Dinner.
Materials: Markers, Food Pictures, Scissors, glue and Dinner.
WTJ: Pages 32-33 Fill this Page with Circles.
Wreck This Journal: Day 5
Pages 32-33 Fill this Page with Circles.
Materials: Markers, Pencil, and Color Pencils.
WTJ: Pages 14-15 Color This Entire Page.
My Wreck This Journal
WRECK THIS JOURNAL
I have hoped on the Wreck This Journal by Keri Smith wagon. I got it as a Christmas gift from my sister and decided to post pages as I complete them. Most of them are in random order and below will be a table of contest/ Index of the pages I have done so far. The purpose of this journal is to be creative and have fun. Feel free to take inspiration from it and create your own journal.Table of Contents:
Pg. 0-1 Materials/ Add Your Own Page Numbers
Pg. 2-3 Crack the Spine/ Leave this Page Blank
Pg. 6-7 Pour, Spill, drip, Spit, fling Your Coffee Here.
Pg.14-15 Color This Entire Page.
Pg.32-33 Fill this Page with Circles.
Pg.34-35 Document your Dinner.
Pg. 39 Crumple
Pg. 40-43 Make a Funnel/ Paper Airplane
Pg. 48-49 Write One Word Over and Over.
Pg. 60-61 Place Sticky Things Here.
Pg. 80-81 Drip Something Here.
Pg. 86-87 A Place for Your Grocery Lists.
Pg. 92-93 Cover This Page with White Things
Pg. 126-127 Trace Your Hand.
Pg. 136-137 Deface.
Pg. 156-157 A Page of Four-Letter Words.
Pg. 158-159 Glue in a Page from a Magazine. Circle Words you Like.
Pg. 165 .drawkcab etirW (Write backward.)
Pg. 172-173 Hide a Secret Message Somewhere in This Book.
Pg. 180-181 Stain Log.
Pg. 183 Doodle Over Top of This Page.
Pg. 190-191 Collect Dead Bugs Here.
WTJ: Pages 6-7 Coffee Break
Wreck This Journal: Day 3
Pages 6-7 Pour, Spill, drip, Spit, fling your coffee Here.
Materials: Markers, Pencil, Color Pencils,and glue.I found the image on google under Ariel Starbucks Logo. Forgot to take a before picture :(. How awesome would it be if they had this cups at Starbucks inside Disneyland??? AMAZING!!!
After |
WTJ: Pages 2-3 Crack The Spine/ Leave This Page Blank
WTJ: Pages 0-1 Add Your Own Numbers
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
DIY: Spring Bird Nest
We have hardly had a winter this season and spring is fast approaching. We have decided to spruce up the classroom and make a few spring crafts. Starting with these cute Bird Nest to decorate our plain white walls. I free hand cut all the pieces but store bought pre-cut birds or even a die cut bird will work.
All you need:
-Construction paper(recycled our Painted Paper)
-glue
-scissors
-googly eyes
-green crayon
-basket and bag shred( I found mine at the dollar store, you can also use strips of brown paper bag crumple up.)
-stapler
-templates
Template #1: Branches |
Template #2 Birds, leafs, & wings. |
To cut multiple leaves at a time...fold a piece of construction paper in half (2), then half again (4) and fold in half once more (8). Trace a leaf outline and cut out. Now you have 8 leaves. With one 9x12 paper you can make about 16 leaves this size. Using a green crayon draw some vein on the leaves.
All pieces and supplies ready. |
Add your birds. We put two on one branch and one on the other one. The two birds together will be inside the nest.
Add a bit of glue and press some basket/bag shred. You might need to staple it to keep it from falling off or add more glue. All you have to do now is add a couple clouds out of white paper and you are done.
Here are some of ours all finished. |
Have fun crafting!
-xoxo,
How to: Painted Texture Paper
My kiddos love to paint anything and everything. I let them paint all the paper they want and then we recycle it in other crafts. You can use your fingers or simply use a bunched up paper towel to stipple on paint of various colors onto contrasting construction paper.
All you need:
-Construction Paper
-Washable Finger Paints
-Paper Towel
Now all you have to do is crumple the paper towel and using a stippling motion apply paint to paper until you are satisfied. Do one color at time and let completely dry before using paper for crafts.
Here is a sample of one we made for a Bird Nest Craft.
Have fun crafting!
-xoxo,
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