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Lamb Ears

This project is a very creative way to explain to your students why “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb”.

 



Lamb Ear Pattern.pdf

Materials Needed:

Lesson Plan Ideas: Explain that the first half of March is winter and the second half turns to spring and that March 20th is the first day of spring this year. That's why the saying “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb” is appropriate for March.

Have an interactive conversation about spring versus winter. Let your students tell you what they think are some characteristics of spring? What animals start to come out in spring? What sounds do you hear and what do you see in spring?

Let your students tell you which season they like better, winter or spring? Then let them make the ears that best fit them.

Instructions:

1. Covering The Headband: Cut 2 long piece of felt that are about 1" wide. Glue the felt to the top of the headband. Wrap both sides of the felt around and glue underneath. Cut off the extra felt that is to long for the headband.

2. Making The Lamb's Ears: (Each ear is made from 2 pieces of felt) Fold a piece of felt in half and use Lamb Ear Pattern.pdf to cut out one ear. Glue felt together. Repeat for the other ear. Hint: To make the ears stick out, glue the base of the ear and scrunch it together. Repeat for other ear. Now glue the ears onto the headband. Let dry.

3. Finishing touch with Craft Fluffs: Cut Craft Fluffs in half and glue cut side down onto the headband and ears.

 

 

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