Confession: I closely associate apples with an alphabet song that we play daily in my Kindergarten classroom. I cannot see an apple, eat an apple, shop for apples, or hear the word apple without hearing "A IS FOR APPLE, Ah, Ah, Ah-pple!" in my head. I will spare you the earworm by NOT including the YouTube link here. You're welcome ;) Let's talk about these cutie apples! WHAT YOU NEED: any circular, textured surface that you don't mind painting (we used a cut-up placemat from

You've heard of honeycrisp, gala, granny smith, fuji, and mcintosh....but have you heard of......PAPER STRIP?! These apples just might be my very favourite ;) This sweet-and-can-be-sparkly back-to-school art project involves sorting rectangles by size to create an apple shape! We also stamped the word "fall" onto our art because letters really are all around us ;) WHAT YOU NEED: a variety of red paper, cut into strips green paper, cut into a leaf shape brown paper, cut into a

Confession: I bought a ghost mug today. A HALLOWEEN MUG. Today, July 18th. IN THE SUMMER. I have zero regrets about this purchase, as I love a good holiday mug and you must grab them when you see them. However, it reminded me that if the stores are fall-ing, then the blog best be too ;) This is an easy peasy Kindergarten art project for the fall. You can introduce new materials (e.g. stamps and watercolour paint!) while giving each artist full creative freedom. It's WIN-WIN-W