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1. You need a piece of felt, scissors and ribbon to make a bowl.

2. One child holds a corner and the other ties.

3. Here they are – ready to use.

1. You need some yellow paper, wire, feathers, eyes, glue, scissors and a pencil.

2. Use a template to trace and cut out a body.

3. Make wings, eyes and a beak.

4. Use a piece of wire to make legs.

5. Paste wings and legs.

6. Here they are.

You need an empty and washed milk/juice carton openned on the top., some brown paper and a template with two small Easter eggs, and a bigger one, glue, scissors and permanent felt tip pen.

1- First mark a line with the felt tip pen to make the basket hanger and the roof of the house.

2.-Cut out the pieces , put glue all over the house and wrap the house with the brown paper.

3-Cut out the brown paper left overs , cover the “house” and stapple the hanger.

4-Colour the template and cut out the pieces.

4- Stick the different pieces on the house.

Two small windows, a big door, and the Easter rabbit at the back.

Now you can fill you basket with chocolates¡

We are going to “reuse” some cotton “left overs” from Carnival costumes.

1-First we “colour” the cotton mixing some paint and water.

2- Let it dry on a heating radiator  (this will take till next day).

3- Then, take two pieces of cotton, a little bit of orange paper , two sticker eyes and an empty egg from a “surprise” chocolate egg.

3.Make two balls with cotton (a small one for the head and a big one for the body).Stick eyes and beak on the small one. Glue “head an body together..

4.Put your “chicken” into the empty egg.

1- You need a paper dish and rabbit face pieces (ears, nose, eyes  and teeth) template.

 2- Colour the template as you like (we coloured ears in pink, nose in black and eyes in blue).

3-Cut out the template pieces.

4. Glue the pieces on the paper dish.

    nose …       eyes…

 ears… and   teeth.

5. Draw some wiskers and here you´ve got your “Easter bunny”.

1. Use a template to cut out a dress.

2. Put some glue to the edge of a dress.

3. Paste the dress.

4. Take one plastic spoon and a piece of wire to connect the dress with the spoon.

5. Draw the face.

6. Use a piece of wool and glue to make hair.

Here they are – ready to play

We tried the spoongirl in Spain too.

1. Take one plastic spoon.

2. Brake the spoon.

3. Take some clay or wax and put it into the spoon.

4. Push 3 pieces of ribbon into wax.

5. Turn the bug over and colour it with a marker.

We made a “ladybug” spoon in Spain.

1-Cut out the “dove”template from the worsheet.

2-Trace it on the tray with permanent markers.

2-Cut or punch the pieces from the tray.

3-Cut or punch a slit in the body centre.

4-Push the wings through the slit until half way.

5. Here you´ve got your dove. Now you can decorate it with wiggly eyes,  feathers…to make another different birds.

1. Cut the yoghourt to make the flower petals.

2. Cut two or three “flowers” in different sizes.

3. Stapple them together.

1. Mix paper ribbons with water. Use a mould to make a shape.

2. Dry hearts and use an awl to make a hole.

3. Use glue and a wooden stick to make a handle.

4. Paint the hearts.

Art and craft is something that don’t need words. Pictures can talk. Let’s change ideas.

Lasnamäe Kindergarten Elementary School

C.E.I.P “Vidal Portela” Pontevedra-Spain