We’ve Had a Whale of a Year Ocean Bulletin Board

We’ve Had a Whale of a Year Ocean Bulletin Board is the perfect feeling for our last school year Bulletin Board! It’s hard to believe we are at the end of another school year! We’ve Had a Whale of a Year Ocean Bulletin Board combines our Letter of the Week “W” and our Ocean Classroom focus. To start the bulletin board I used two different colors of blue for our Ocean.

To complete the bulletin board there are three art crafts. Watercolor and Epson salt sail boats, Paper Plate Whales and easel Watercolor art. At Circle we read The Story of Jonah and the Whale.

Paper Plate Whales

While dreaming on Pinterest one day I came across these cute Paper Plate Whales at www.Krokotak.com

It is truly amazing how many things you can create with a simple Paper Plate! Due to the age of my Frogs I cut out the whale shape visit Krokotak for how to cut, the rest was all Frogs. The best art is when they can give their creation their own look so I like to give as many choices as possible. Let’s get started, here is a list of the supplies I used.

Supplied Needed:

Paper Plate
Large google eyes
marker
stamp pads (Blue, Purple and Green)
sea sponge
Glue ( I love coloring it so we had Blue, White or Black)
White scrap paper
Tape
Scissors

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Our classroom focus this month is all things in, on and around the Ocean, for this reason we used sea sponges to stamp our Paper Plate Whales. Not only was it fun to touch it gave a cool pattern to the paper plate.

Being at the end of the year my Frogs know how to get into it, I love to just sit back as watch them work. Some gave their Paper Plate Whales smiles, each one was truly unique I love that! My Frogs only needed a little help with the blow hole. For this I gave them a small piece of white scrap paper and they cut lines down the edge, they then rolled it and taped it together.

When finished the Paper Plate Whales can stand on their own. I added them to our We’ve Had a Whale of a Year Bulletin Board! To finish the bulletin board we made Watercolor and Epson Salt Sail Boats