Category: Pet Art

Pet Photo Frame Decorating

2/12/2014

Supplies Needed; Photo frame (we found ours at JoAnn for $1), paint, pompoms, and a photo of your pet.

Directions;
Paint your frame a solid color and allow to dry. Next, use a second color of paint and pompom to paint paw prints on your frame and allow the paw prints to dry. Finally, add your pets name to the frame. Once everything is dry, add your pets photo to the frame.

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Pet Ladybug Lesson Plan

2/12/2014

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Read, "Ten Little Ladybugs" By Melanie Gerth

Make your own Ladybug House for your Ladybug Pets

Supplies Needed; Small wooden bird house (we purchased them at JoAnn for $1 each), red and black paint.

Directions;
Paint your house red, and add black spots. Allow to dry.

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Pet Critters and Critter Homes

2/1/2014

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Directions to make Pet Critters

Supplies Needed; Pompoms, glue and wiggly eyes.

Directions;
Glue wiggly eyes to critters. Consider using other art supplies to create clothing or attributes to your critters.

Directions to make Critter Homes

Supplies Needed; Toilet paper roll, cupcake wrappers, glue, and paints.

Directions;
Cut a small door shape at the bottom of your toilet paper roll. Paint your toilet paper roll house, and allow to dry. Once dry glue cupcake wrapper to the top of the house, to create a roof.

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Pine Cone Bird Feeder

2/1/2014

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Supplies Needed:

Pine cones
Peanut butter
Plastic knife
Birdseed
Pipe Cleaner

Directions:

The fun begins when you challenge your child to hunt for as many fallen pine cones as he can find. If you live in an area without them, a great substitute is old bagels, sliced in half.
Spread peanut butter all over the pine cone, using a plastic knife or other child-friendly spreader.
Dip the peanut butter covered cone in birdseed.
Loop pipe cleaner around the pine cone, then tie it to a low-hanging tree branch... around eye/window level if possible.

Be ready to attract some unexpected guests. We were hoping for some birds, and got this little guy. Sometimes the unexpected results are the cutest results.

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Gold Fish Counting

2/1/2014

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Supplies needed; Print out of template (below) and Gold Fish crackers.

Directions;
Assist children in counting out gold fish crackers to the amount listed on each fish bowl.

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Design Your Own Fish Tank

2/1/2014

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Supplies Needed; Print out of template (below), water colors, goldfish crackers, and glue.

Directions;
Assist children in decorating their fish bowl, and allow to dry. Have children select a few gold fish crackers to glue inside their fish bowl.

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Create a Pet Cloud

1/31/2014

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Supplies needed; Print out of template (below), cotton stuffing (or shredded cotton balls), wiggly eyes, and glue.

Directions;
Print out the template, we printed it on blue paper to look like the sky. Have the children create a cloud shape using the cotton. Glue the cotton to the blank space on the page, then glue on wiggly eyes and allow to sry.

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Pet Photo Frame Decorating

Pet Ladybug Lesson Plan

Read, "Ten Little Ladybugs" By Melanie Gerth

Make your own Ladybug House for your Ladybug Pets

Pet Critters and Critter Homes

Directions to make Pet Critters

Directions to make Critter Homes

Pine Cone Bird Feeder

Be ready to attract some unexpected guests. We were hoping for some birds, and got this little guy. Sometimes the unexpected results are the cutest results.

Gold Fish Counting

Design Your Own Fish Tank

Create a Pet Cloud

National Pet Week is May 4th -10th for 2014

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