I have made sand play dough before - this is NOT Moon Sand.
We also made Cloud dough: Cloud dough
Moon Sand - is a completely different composition.
Here are a couple of sites with recipes - there are many more:
moon-sand-recipe
diy-moon-sand
I was lucky enough to find the real Moon Sand At garage sales this summer.
Another blogger found this in her neck of the woods: not-cloud-dough-this-is-called-delta-sand
No matter what the brand or whether it's home made - I am more than sure the children will have great fun playing with this amazing sand.
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Friday, 25 November 2011
Moon Sand recipes
Labels:
Cloud Dough,
Creative. Created Resources,
Delta Sand,
Moon Sand,
Sensory
Monday, 21 November 2011
Links to famous artists
Have you ever wanted to be a famous artist - or at least recreate a picture like their's? Here's your chance! Loads of links - information and colouring sheets for a famous artist theme!
Sunday, 20 November 2011
Christmas / Winter Link Overload!
I have been going crazy on my Kreative Resources Facebook page linking up some awesome Christmas and Winter activities. There are crafts, FREE printables and loads of fun for the entire season! There are more than I can post here - I suggest checking in there daily to see what's happening!
Resources for the classroom - on a dime!
OK I so miss my garage sale Saturdays! I had to go out to the local reuse centre to see what I could find. I have a couple of projects to do so I had a reason to go (like I really need one - LOL). So this is what I got!
I got these rubber coasters for 50 cents - they will come in handy for either math activities or just fun in the dramatic play kitchen ... or my mind is going crazy now - loads of ideas! :)
For playdough fun or making gifts - all kinds of uses - 25cents
I'm using these a lot lately - I grabbed some more - 10 cents each
To make round icecubes which will be good in our winter sensory bin!
I went for these - 35cents each - I want to make pom poms for our Winter concert.
I was inspired by the Christmas fine motor activities found here.
I need more stuff to put on the pole - I'll check another thrift store this week!
About $3 all together.
This basket will be good to keep the above rings in for this activity - 50 cents
I always grab good baskets - storage is always needed - 50 cents
Love this - melt beads to make stain glass projects. $2
Included in the $2 price!
Thursday, 17 November 2011
Tuesday, 15 November 2011
Felt Board Stories 2
Well I have made an extra effort his year to get out the felt board - to do lessons - tell stories - sing songs - and to do finger plays. The kids really absorb every moment of these activities - probably because it's visual and I tend to use funny voices and become quite expressive when presenting! :)
Here are a few examples of what I do.
Here are a few examples of what I do.
I use pre-made sets - like Old McDonald!
Hand made sets I made for finger plays - but also work well on the felt board.
I printed up little cue cards for each since there are times I forget the words! :)
Then I have printed off some story images and props from other websites.
These have been successful and fun!
Then other peoples creative ideas have inspired me to make my own version of the props seen.
I have many more on hand and I hope to be inspired by the creative bloggers in the ECE world to make even more!
Friday, 11 November 2011
Christmas I Spy Jars
Well my trip to the dollar store to get 2 things ended up in a 40 dollar shopping spree for Christmas craft items! Oh well now I don't have to go back in the Christmas rush! I was inspired by the items I bought to create some I Spy Jars for my sensory shelf!

I found these cute plastic jars!
Safe and nicely decorated!
Well that just sceamed I Spy Jars to me!
Then I grabbed all the little things I could put inside!
Gotta have some of the glitter pom poms & glitter!
So all of this and a tad more went into each jar!
Remember not to over fill with the styrofoam balls or it's too hard to see the items inside.
This can be done with coloured rice - plastic beads - or any other fill!
Don't forget to glue the lid shut with hot glue or thick white glue!
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