Are you going to spend time with the children before Easter?
Here's our way of doing it this year: we used the bottom of a milk carton, the children painted it yellow, they drew eyes, cut them out, glued eyes, beaks and feathers on.
They did this themselves and the result is personal and charming. We fill these with cotton and sow cress a little closer to Easter ??????????
In such small projects it is of course the process that is most important. It is important that the child feels ownership of and mastery over what he does. At the same time, there is room for progression, so there is a clear difference in how the children have solved the task.
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