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Print making flag using a collograph made from cardboard to create an image.

This flag was created by a kindergarten student on a 8.5" x 11" cotton piece of fabric. The student drew their dream in crayon and later used fabric dye to add color . The crayon creates a wax resist. To aid in drawing I taped the fabric to their folders to keep the fabric in place. The crayons are very easy and are fun to use on the fabric. The student then verbally told me their dream and I wrote it for them.

Dreamline in Action

Watercolor prayer flags posted on Prayer Flag Project...gorgeous!

prayer flag tutorial

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The Educators' Spin On It: David McPhail Inspired Activities {Virtual Book Club for Kids Blog Hop}

Live your dream.

Peter H. Reynolds was a HAPPY DREAMER who became a creative and beloved children's writer. Not all grown-ups are happy with the "dreamers." Peter gives the message that even though some teachers are not happy with "dreamers" in their class, or some parents are not happy with the "messiness" of creativity, with love and caring, that HAPPY DREAMER

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