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in the story, the little worm and his classmates make macaroni necklaces. if you look in the picture below, you can see that they only need one macaroni. after we read it, Bear and i made macaroni necklaces. of course, we needed more than one macaroni 🙂
I just did this craft with my homeschool K class, they loved making them and having a nice necklace on.
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Just found your blog through the live.laugh.rowe blog hop! I loved reading through some of your blog! I'm so glad to have found a fellow rainbow brite enthusiasts :), seriously I loved her when I was a kid – sheets, bedspread and all. I totally love old school activities like this. My son is only 18 months but this past christmas we made salt dough ornaments together, it was so much fun and he discovered that salt dough tastes nasty. Have a great week!
This is so great that you posted this today! This book has been read over and over and over in my house over the past few days. My kids love it!! And all the adults who read it appreciate it just as much if not more!
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this is a fun activity for every generation…like home made play dough!
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NOthing better than going old school! 🙂 Hmm, perhaps growing the grass hair on a sticking "head" is a favourite old one. What is this networking blog hop? Sounds like I need to get onto it! 😀
Old school is the only way to go! One of my fav's is making pompom caterpillars! LOL! Thanks for posting this at the weekly kids co-op!