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Wind Socks

Last week (before our Spring holidays – yeah!), my class finished up their study of weather/the seasons and the water cycle. This is one little craft project we did when we were learning about wind.ย 
We just halved a piece of white card and used a range of materials to decorate it with anything to do with wind. Some used pastels, markers, cotton balls, scrunched up pieces of crepe paper to add to their trees etc. We then just folded the two ends together and stapled. Each student then cut out some streamers from a crepe paper roll (from the party section) and stapled them on. It was so easy to make!
We took them outside at various times and days so that we could determine which way the wind was blowing and estimated the strength of the wind. We hung them up across a clothes lines in our room and when the windows were open they would move in the breeze – it looked great!
Here’s the only picture of have of them ๐Ÿ™

One more week of Spring Holidays left! I can’t believe we only have 10 weeks of the school year to go!

What have you done in your class in the past week? Link up at the Clutter-Free Classroom


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5 Responses

  1. Love these! I wanted to let you know that I gave you the Versatile Blogger Award! You are an amazing source of so many helpful ideas and tips! Thank you for all that you do! ๐Ÿ™‚

    Dana
    3rd Grade Gridiron

  2. So cool to think you are almost done with school over there and here in San Antonio, Texas, we are just finishing our first 6 weeks. I just saw the post above and looks like Dana has beat me to being the first to award you with the Versatile Blogger Award. You must be doing a really great job if two people want to give you this award!
    Visit my blog @
    aseriesof3rdgradeevents to get more details.
    Congrats!
    Patti

  3. Rebecca and Jill – thanks for taking the time to comment. I’m following both of your blogs.

    Thanks so much Dana and Patti – I am speechless! It really does mean a lot that you have nominated my blog!

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