Monday, January 21, 2008

Unplugged Monday

Once again we are posting on Mom Unplugged's
Unplugged Group Project. Please pop on over to see what others have done with today's
project titled Toothpicks.
We did not use toothpicks, as Princess has a ton of Popsicle sticks etc, we went
with option number one. She actually used really big ones made for waxing..I think.
We probably got them from freecycle or a friend or family member who knows we
"collect" such items for use in our homeschool.
Here is a picture of the "art" frame she made her Dad as well as the picture of them together
that she drew to put inside. It has a place of honor on his bedside table.
This afternoon we will be learning about MLK Day.
I'll be sure to post about it later.

12 comments:

Gottfredsen said...

that looks wonderful. A very special gift for him. I still have to post about ours, we did not do toothpicks either. Sam made something with his Kapla blocks, very cool.

Anonymous said...

that is sweet.

We are going to use toothpicks tomorrow.

Anonymous said...

That is so cute! I love the "portrait" that she made for the inside. Very sweet. Thanks again for joining in!

Tamara said...

Nice frame. Thanks for the MLK ideas as well.

Claire said...

Great frame. I'm getting lots of good ideas from the Project this week!

Becky @ BoysRuleMyLife said...

How sweet! I know Dad is proud!

sarah said...

Really gorgeous. That's definitely a keeper.

Andree said...

I am getting a lot of super ideas this week with this project. Stuff I can use in school. This is at the top of the list: very excellent!

soo said...

There has been lots of great idea's this week. The picture frame is georgous, one to store in the memory banks, to possibly use for people's birthdays etc.

Garden State Kate said...

Thank you all! I will try to stop by and visit you all tonight.
I can't wait to see what everyone did.

Maria said...

It's a great idea. I love it. A great birthday present for a grandma or a grandpa.1kiss.

Jenny said...

That is absolutely adorable- I love it!

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My homeschool buddies and I are all posting pics of our "home schools" as part of our idea sharing.

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