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so u got old tennis balls and need an idea?...here u go...just look at the pictures...i think u can figure it out...3rd graders did these...lol...cool, huh?
cowboy
Lady GAGA
Georgia Bulldog
bat
cowboy
girl
hippy chick
cinderella
spider
computer teacher
dracula
tennis anyone?
witch
witch
harley
baseball player
golfer
witch
punk rocker
fishy fishy
french girl
angelic
hey..........have u seen the new disney "spooky buddies" monster mash video?...well, u should...Spooky Buddies Monster Mash video...kids love it...so watch it and get ur spooky monster mash on!
nursery rhyme art...just a few ideas...here is the art...u guess the rhyme...
Oh yeah...Humpty Dumpty...
Baa, Baa, Black Sheep...
Jack and Jill..
There was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe...
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these are very baby, baby...i am thinking kindergarten or first grade at the most...
i just really like that Band-Aid on Jack's head...what about Band-Aids?...aren't they the cure all?...have you ever noticed when a kid gets hurt and there is any blood involved, it is Band-Aid time?...i have even had kids squeeze the injured spot to get blood out so they can be worthy of a Band-Aid...ever wonder the history of the Band-Aid?...well here it is...it was all about a good husband worried about his wife...
Earle Dickson was employed as a cotton buyer for the Johnson & Johnson Company when he invented the band-aid in 1921. His wife Josephine Dickson was always cutting her fingers in the kitchen while preparing food.
At that time a bandage consisted of separate gauze and adhesive tape that you would cut to size and apply yourself. Earle Dickson noticed that gauze and adhesive tape she used would soon fall off her active fingers. He decided to invent something that would stay in place and protect small wounds better.
Earle Dickson took a piece of gauze and attached it to the center of a piece of tape, and then covered the product with crinoline to keep it sterile. His boss, James Johnson, saw Earle Dickson's invention and decided to manufacture band-aids to the public and make Earle Dickson vice-president of Johnson & Johnson.
Starting to think about our school auction....here are to platters that we painted in the past. The top one was renered by Tallahassee Artist, Anne Hemple. (Previous post on Anne Hemple) The bottom platter was created with our Latin Theme. Pretty simple....easy to do and a good cost effective way to help raise $ for the school via art class.
by karen 1965 third grade teacher...so what about a simple scarecrow?...in hurry?...need a quickie?...hey bloggers, get ur head out of the gutter...try these cute scarecrows...
easy, i tell u
need big scarecrow ideas?....check out this book...
need big scarecrow?
since the scarecrow didn't have a brain, i tried to think of songs with the word brain...googled...no luck...found this though...and i decided it was good enough...and prolly true...
by karen #1965 third grade teacher so...would you rather make a cake or bake a cake?...or better yet...what is the difference?...well, when you make a cake, you make it with art stuff...when you bake a cake, you bake it with grocery store stuff... hey...speaking of grocery store stuff...i had grocery store feet when i was a kid...did u?...they looked like this...
can you tell the difference in a cake you make and a cake you bake?
well, let's see...can you tell which one is fake?
here is cake #1
here is cake #2
so which cake is fake?
ready...?
i said, are you ready????
taaadaaaa...
the anticipation is killing you, isn't it?
the fake cake is...
wanna hint?
you are correct! the fake cake is cake #2!
my smart, artsy daughter made cake #2
we had to purchase the goods to make it at walmart
cake #2 was more expensive than cake #1
a very sweet grandmother made me cake #1 for teaching her grandchild
oh the benefits of teaching children....yum yum...
(donna summer, 1978)
someone left the cake out in the rain
I don't think that I can take it
'cause it took so long to bake it
and I'll never have that recipe again
Oh, nooo!
happy saturday, october 15, 2011
p.s...i like to make cakes...with art stuff...just sayin'....cooking cakes..ahh...not so much....
p.s.s....want chocolate pie that minny baked?
bahahahahahahaha...
can't say that i do...
LOL!
p.s.s.....i think i goofed...i thought this post had not been posted...i thought it was a draft from back in may...so i was just fixing it with the new cake thots...and i went to preview it...and i saw comments...i had already posted it...oh well...bloggers goof sometimes...and maybe you didn't see it before....maybe you needed to think about grocery feet...maybe you needed to laugh at the thot of minny's cake......i just do not like "miss" hilly...she is the biggest jerk...did you know that she is ron howard's daughter?...ron howard..you know, opie taylor...
so i shall end this post with a little flo rida...
Flo Rida, 2008
Mmmmmmmm
Let me talk to 'em
Let me talk to 'em
Mmmmmmm
Let me talk to 'em
C'mon! [Chorus (T-Pain):]
Shawty had them apple bottom jeans (jeans)
Boots with the fur (with the fur)
The whole club was looking at her
She hit the floor (she hit the floor)
Next thing you know
Shawty got low, low, low, low, low, low, low, low...
