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Title - Birthday Card Quilt
By - Justin Hylton
Primary Subject - Other - Classroom Idea
Secondary Subjects - Art, Math
Grade Level - P-2
Purpose: To make a quilt using old birthday cards
Materials:
- Old birthday cards no less then 12
- Yarn any colors
- Hole puncher
- Scissors
Procedure:
- First, have the children bring in old birthday cards.
- Have the children write their names and birthday on the cards they brought.
- You need to cut each one to the same size.
- Then you punch holes around the sides.
- Cut yarn in strips of 8 inches.
- Let the children attach each card they brought together by using the yarn.
- You should have some cards you brought too.
- Then have them all get in a group and you and attach each of your sections together
- Your finished creation is a big class birthday quilt.
This quilt project groups the class together as a whole like a family. It also hopes teach them to tie and helps them with patterns.
Evaluation:
- Did the class work together as a group?
- Did they learn how to tie?
- Did they learn about patterns?
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