The Handwork teacher
I am a mother to two beautiful girls and I teach Handwork and Fine Arts in our local waldorf charter school in Arizona.
Showing posts with label 1st grade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1st grade. Show all posts
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
wet felting color wheel and felting with your first grader
My first grader and I woke up this morning and just really wanted to felt! So here are our creations!
we felt outside on a picnic table so that the water goes through it.
use very little fleece...no clumps 

warm water and soap
just use yoru hands to put the water on or an empty soap bottle.
only gently push down to make sure the water is getting into the wool
pat for 10 mins
roll into a rice mat for 15 mins. 
rinse with water
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1st grade,
handwork projects,
kinder class,
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Saturday, February 6, 2010
1st grade and 4th grade handwork
1st grade Rainbow Pentatonic Flute case.
Cast on 18 stitches of bulky brown sheep yarn. dark on the bottom light to the top.
This pattern does not show the light dark as well as it should
Talk to the kids about the rainbow before hand. Make sure they understand what that means.
If you choose red on the bottom the next color is either Orange or Purple
If you choose Blue on the bottom the next color would either be Purple or Green.
After that they need to finish with the rainbow pattern.
so red on bottom and they choose Orange next, after that comes yellow and they might want to end with white because green would be darker than yellow. etc.
10 rib rows
20 knit rows per color
Below is a seed stitch needle book for after their handwork bag and cross stitch is done. This needle book will hold pins and needles given to them in 4th grade and used again in 6th grade.
the bag at the bottom is a bag that my own 4th grader made this week
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