I really, really hope to love the month of March this year. After the winter we had in New Jersey, I'm more than ready for spring.
If you want to commemorate March coming in like a lion and out like a lamb, here's a cute handprint craft for making the animals from
Little Fun; Little Learning:
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Photo from Little Fun; Little Learning |
March also brings St Patrick's Day on Thursday the 17th, that glorious day when everyone can be a little bit Irish (which I get to be all year-round thanks to my grandma from County Cork) There are no shortage of ideas for
Handprint Shamrocks and
Handprint Leprechauns online but my favorites are from
By Stephanie Lynn who has fun projects including rice art and finger painting. She also has directions for great crafts exploring how to make
different shades of green.
And of course, you can never go wrong with a
handprint rainbow and the proverbial pot of gold.
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Photo from KinderTeacher.com |
Purim, this year on March 20, is usually a
big celebration here at the Random Handprints home. While this holiday is not one that lends itself particularly to handprint crafts,
Creative Jewish Mom has lots of other festive craft ideas, including this
Purim Noise Maker (used to drown out the sound of Haman's name during the
Megillah reading)
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Photo from Creative Jewish Mom |
And last, March 20 also brings the first day of (yay!) spring. What better way to celebrate the
Vernal Equinox than with
handprint and footprint spring flowers?
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From Learning as We Grow |
What other holidays are you celebrating in March?
Please leave a comment and share your holiday traditions and craft projects!
Maddie did a purple paint hand print hearts today. The only reason why I know this is because her hand is stained pink from it!
ReplyDeleteThese are great ideas! Thanks for sharing. We'll definitely be making one or two of them.
ReplyDeleteI just had to post these at my facebook page! Adorable ideas!
ReplyDeleteLove that artwork. We celebrate seeing bits of spring on outdoor walks.
ReplyDeleteSo cute...especially the "feet" leaves on the Spring flowers!
ReplyDeleteLove that artwork. We celebrate seeing bits of spring on outdoor walks.
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