Spring Footprint Robin
Bulletin Board
Spring Footprint Robin Bulletin Board Make a Joyful Noise: The Trees are filled with footprint Mama Robins and their nest filled with eggs and babies. Spring has finally arrived and the birds are singing through our hall ! Make a Joyful Noise is one of my favorite boards! In our class due to time this board took two class days to complete. Lets get started!
Day 1: Footprint Robin
Supplies Needed:
- brown paint
- white heavy card stock paper
- google eye
- orange (or yellow) triangle shape
- markers
- glue
- scissors
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Directions:
Start by painting the bottom of their foot with brown paint, not to much or it will slip and not make a clear print. I like to set up by having a bucket of warm soapy water under my chair. As I gently paint their foot we talk about how does it feel. Is is cold? Not everyone is always game to have paint on their foot in that case I trace their foot. When painted have them step down on a white piece of paper, I use a heavy card stock so the paper does not wrinkle when dry. Then I pull out the bucket and wash their foot, again talking about how it feels. On their art tray I set the footprint we look photos of Robins and I help them see the bird they draw the tummy line then color it in, same for the legs and three toes. Using a dab of glue they add their eye and beak. This year I found and orange rounded foam triangle. In the past we have used just cut out paper. I like to try new things so they are not the same every year. Last years spring bulletin board I let the kids choose the color for their birds, It was very cute and crazy board.
Day 2: Robins Nest
Supplies Needed:
- small paper plate cut in half
- brown packing material , tissue paper
- blue and light brown pom poms
- google eyes
- small orange paper triangles
- glue
Directions:
Let the fun begin! All year long I save brown packing so I have a mix of colors and textures. At the art center the Frogs begin by building their nest. I have real nest to view on our science table so they can see how they use what they find to weave into their nest. Using glue they build their nest. Then we talk about how the eggs are blue and when the babies hatch they are fuzzy brown. The frogs then decide do they have babies, eggs or both in their nest. For the babies they use a brown pom pom with glue they add the eyes and beak. Blue pom poms are the eggs. Last year I the frogs were free to create their own baby bird with any color they we crazy cute. This years Spring Bulletin board I had them really study the baby how many eyes do you see? So no crazy babies with 25 eyes this year.
