#122 - Raisin and Grape by Tom Amico
Summary: A young grape is lucky enough to spend the whole day with his grandpa raisin. Grape thinks Grandpa’s wrinkles are awesome. Grandpa says you couldn’t pay him to be a grape again. Both of them agree, however, that together they make a great team.
Suggested Activity: Purple Bubble Print
In a small plastic bowl or cup, mix one tablespoon purple liquid tempera paint with two tablespoons liquid dishwashing detergent and gently stir in a small amount of water. One child at a time can put a straw in the paint mixture and blow until bubbles rise above the rim of the bowl or cup. Remove straw and lay a piece of white paper on top of the bubbles. As the bubbles pop, they will leave prints on the paper.
Curriculum Area: Learning and Problem Solving (observes objects and events with curiosity, explores cause and effect)
Appropriate Age Group: 4 and up
Posted by Marie Reed at 9:12 AM
Labels: Learning and Problem Solving
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