Welcome to stART! I hope that you will enjoy our story and art project and maybe even share your own too! The linky will be open all week.
This week we read Duck on a Bike, by David Shannon. This is a really cute book about a duck that decides to take a bike for a ride around the farm. All the animals think duck is silly, but at the end you get to see how they really feel!
Since Emily has been enjoying cutting and coloring I thought it would be fun for her to make Duck on a bike. I found a duck printable and a bike printable for her to color and cut out.
Emily colored in the bike and the duck. She used red since the duck road a red bike in the book.
Emily cut out the duck and the bike all by herself.
Emily glued white feathers onto the duck and then glued everything onto a piece of construction paper.
Emily’s Duck on a Bike!!
Super Cute! I'll have to look for that book.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet! We love this book too. Gluing the feathers on the duck was a wonderful addition. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! Bekah has been itching to go outside to ride her bike...I think she has Spring fever! I love how you added feathers to the duck!
ReplyDeleteWe LOVE that book! Thanks for the idea and the links!
ReplyDeleteso cute! Her cutting skills are great!!
ReplyDeleteI cant believe she cut those out by herself! Good job!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Emily is cutting really well.
ReplyDeleteThe duck turned out super cute! There's a whole series of duck books like this, and they're all so fun and cute.
ReplyDeleteWe love this book! Great project!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love the duck!
ReplyDeleteThat book is so fun to read. I adore the illustrations. My daughter loves feather crafts so we are hoping to make some fun pictures for Easter.
ReplyDeleteEmily's duck on a bike is adorable Michelle! Love the feathers on it too.
ReplyDeleteJoe loves this book, he thinks it is super funny!!
Love your craft! My girly isn't cutting any shapes yet, so I'm very impressed. Good job, Emily!
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed with how well Emily can color and cut. It's so true that different children have different strength - Emily totally rocks in arts.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! We love that book and this would be a fun activity.
ReplyDeleteI am so sad- I will not be posting this week due to a lack of energy in our house- we have been doing good just to make it through the "basics"...
ReplyDeleteI WILL be looking a everyone else's "Feathery Fun and Fabulous" activities- I am so glad you have this weekly link up!
That is so cute! We haven't read that book, but I'll have to go look for it at the library!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of that book. The craft is really cute.
ReplyDeleteEmily has cut out her pictures so well. I love the finishing touch of adding some feathers. Such a fun, creative project and the combination of colouring and gluing would be a hit in our house too.
ReplyDeleteThat Fruit Salad Salsa song sure is catchy. I love upbeat children's songs like this that make you want to get up and dance around. I love Emily's shaking and jumping actions and how she is so happy towards the end of the clip.
Congratulations on your blogiversary. You and your blog have been a blessing to me. I am inspired by your creativity and ideas. I really enjoy stopping by to visit you here.
We read this book often, but have never done a craft or brought the story to life in auch a creative way. Thanks for the great idea!!
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