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[…] Pet Rocks further by creating Rock Faces! You can use one rock or multiple, as shown in this tutorial. Go all out with hair, eyelashes, teeth, etc. by using leaves and additional crafts. The bonus to […]
[…] Mix and Match Rock Faces (on Teach Beside Me). These last ones aren’t technically story stones, but could easily be used for storytelling and for talking about feelings and expressions. […]
[…] Mix and Match painted rock faces https://teachbesideme.com/mix-match-painted-rock-faces/ […]
[…] 23. Paint eyes, noses, lips, and other facial features on rocks and then mix-and-match to create all kinds of different rock faces. See who can make the silliest, the scariest, and more. Learn more at Teach Beside Me. […]
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Jennifer - The Deliberate Mom says
This is AWESOME (and so clever)! I love it! Thanks for the inspiration!
tikvah73 says
Love it! Thank you for sharing. I’ve been thinking about having my kids paint rocks. Need to go buy paint now.
Kim Huff says
This is a really cute idea and we love doing things with nature. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Hannah White says
Pinned this!! This will be seen on a playschool blog someday!! Thanks for sharing with us at Eco-Kids Tuesday!! Hope to see you again next week!
Coombe Mill says
Brilliant idea!
pauline@lessonslearntjournal.com says
How clever and fun. Love this! I’ll be featuring this post as part of my Earth Day Activities for Kids: Upcycling roundup from the Weekly Kids Co-Op. xoxo P
Jennifer aGlimpseOfOurLife says
How fun! We have painted rocks, but never into something that could be played with like these. Thanks for the idea I’m sure my son will enjoy.
Krystie says
These are adorable, love the mix n’ match concept! looks like this activity would bring on mega smiles!
Stephanie says
Hi stopping by from the UBH! Love this idea! I am pinning it right now! Thanks for popping by my blog! Happy Schooling!
Lynn Nash says
How fun! These would be great for teaching children how to develop characters for stories they make up. Thanks for sharing at Creative Learning.
Savannah McQueen says
These are just so stinkin’ cute and I am sure you had fun making them. am pinning this to my Look What We Did Art board. Thanks for linking them on HammockTracks and I look forward to seeing what you are working on this week.
iGameMom says
This is great! I featured this post at Mom’s Library on iGameMom http://ow.ly/jWpQi
Thanks for linking up. This week’s link is up, please come link up more!
Beth Gorden says
SO clever! What a fun Mr. Potato type activity for outdoors! LOVE it!
Thanks so much for linking it up at TGIF!
I am featuring this at TGIF today here: http://www.123homeschool4me.com/2013/04/tgif-linky-party-71.html
Thanks again for sharing with all of us. Feel free to grab an I was featured button if you like and I hope to see you linked up again later today!
Beth =)
Carrie says
Those are so cute!! I love it! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!