Tuesday, November 20, 2012

An Apple a Day

The students read Apple, by Nikki McClure

Brayden's Apples
Alana's Apples
Ms. Lindsey's Kindergarteners recently finished some still life projects that were inspired by the book Apple.  After a read-aloud, the students traced apple shapes, drew and colored stems and leaves, and painted three colorful apples.  They cut out their paintings and arranged them on a blue background with fabric swatches.  Nice work!
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