Sunday, September 4, 2011

the hungry caterpillar display

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huNGrY caTeRpiLLaR
+              long-haired BeaR       
=          beST fRieNDs


the first request?
      make huNGrY caTeRpiLLaR a buDDy.

so we looked at the book.
           as we read, i commented on how the pictures looked.
           then over the next few days, this is what we created.

first we made a caterpillar eGG...


then we set out to make some eRic caRLe paPeR.


we used....


dO-a-dOTs
 

waTeRcoLOrs
 

pAiNT daUBeRs (notice the do-a-dots in the apron pocket?)


 putting the caTeRpiLLaR together...










and there's the cOcOOn that the caterpillar retreats into for his metamorphosis....
 

then on to when he becomes a bEaUtiFuL buTTerFLy!


painting two pieces so we can...

 smush them together!

he's cute, right? i think that Bear did a pretty good job!
  tHe fiNaL pROduCT
just noticed the arrow going from the caterpillar to cocoon is backwards...it keeps falling off.
 whoever is around sticks it back up. my guess is that this was Bear's doing :)
check this link to see what happened
when our REAL caterpillars arrived!
for another great life cycle post check out
Tadpole's Promise: The Frog Life Cycle at Make, Do and Friend
 linked here

11 comments:

  1. How sweet! I love The Hungry Caterpillar, one of my favorite books as a child.

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  2. so cool andie. yes you can link to that picture from my blog. and i wanted to see how you like the 101 days of prayer book. it looked interesting. have a great holiday weekend.

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  3. My goodness, i love it! He did a spectacular job. What thought and detail went into every single step!

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  4. LOVE it and that toy is fabulous! So cute - love how you made the pper!

    Would love to have you join our child centered linky party - The sunday Showcase at http://momto2poshlildivas.blogspot.com/search/label/Sunday%20Showcase

    Hope to see you there,
    Bern

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  5. This is so cool. I would've never thought to make these crafts into the life cycle. Thank you for sharing!

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  6. Love this! What a great way to lifecycles and story retelling at a young age!

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  7. This is awesome!!! I love the idea and how your lifecycle turned out. Thank you so much for linking up!!

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  8. What a great idea! Thanks for sharing. I love the caterpillar

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