Shamrock Glue & Glitter Window Art
Shamrock Glue & Glitter Window Art: Fun easy way to decorate your classroom windows with sparkly Shamrocks! I truly love March full of Rainbows, Green and Gold fun, I sometimes wonder who has more fun. Always looking for new ways of creating fun window art with out using laminated or sticky paper, due to the cost. In my search for an inexpensive clear paper I found myself on the clearance isle of Joann’s where I found photo album pages 10 for $2.00.
Let’s Make a Window Shamrock!
Supplies Needed:
- Clear paper
- glue
- black paint
- glitter
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Due to time and the age of my Frogs I did some prep work. Start by finding a shamrock the size you like and trace it onto your clear paper. Adding a small amount of black paint to the glue jar, mixing it with a Popsicle stick to make the black glue.
Using the black glue I traced the outline of the Shamrock and set aside to dry. In my art center I have a tray and drying rack for each frog helps keeps me organized a real time saver! I traced a Shamrock for each Frog and left it on their tray to dry.
The Frogs needed no explanation, they love glue and glitter! The only hard part was for my three’s their fingers got tired pushing the glue out, for some I squeezed while they moved the glue where they wanted it.
Often I have a great idea that does not quite work the way I expected this Shamrock was no different. My original idea was to use glue followed by salt and watercolor! After making a sample I found the shamrock popped off the paper, still cool but no quite what I was looking for I changed to glitter.
Frogs love glitter, really who doesn’t! They added a lot of glue most working to fill the whole Shamrock, followed by a large amount of glitter! I love the way they look on our classroom windows. However, I was not happy with the way they did not stick to the paper well, I’ll have to keep looking for a clear sheet that will work a little better.
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