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Spring Photo Shoot

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Materials

  • Clipboard with paper and pencil
  • Camera, preferably Polaroid

 

What to do

1. Inside the classroom have a discussion on the changes we see in spring.

2. Now go on a walk to discover and observe the changes outdoors.

3. Let each child take his own photo of a spring change.

4. Be sure to note what each child is photographing.

5. Hang the developed photographs along with children's descriptions to make a mural in the classroom.

 

-Sherri Scott, Hermitage, TN

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