I used the same face but that was all we could re-use from the other craftivity. So then I drew the beard and new hands, then the hat, band and buckle, and finally the shamrock.
After printing them out to see how the pieces would fit together, I then arranged them onto sheets by color so teachers would be able to print out each sheet on a different colored paper to make it easy to prepare the lesson for students. Here's what the sheets looked like:
Then Julie printed a set out at home so she could have a finished character to display in her product. And here it is!
Julie just used the product in her classroom - and the students had a great time. Here are the pics of the students' work on the wall in the hallway at Julie's school:
Julie just used the product in her classroom - and the students had a great time. Here are the pics of the students' work on the wall in the hallway at Julie's school:
The overall product has a lot of fun activities for kids, especially the How To Trap A Leprechaun piece. Here is the link directly to Julie's Teachers Pay Teachers product: St-Patricks-Day-Trick-and-Trap-a-Leprechaun.
I'm glad I was able to help Julie out on another great product - and I'm sure she'll have something else for me to do soon!
Cheers!
Kriss
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