Dallin and Aaron had fun making these when they were little. Heck, Aaron still likes doing this. He and Kaylee made one the other afternoon and had a great time.
Take a large piece of contact paper, peel the backing off and tape it to the wall...sticky side out. Then let the kids loose! Super easy and perfect for toddlers.
Just hang it out of reach when you are done if you use little pieces like we did. Somehow the flag that was on the lawn from the city (marking gas lines) ended up on the poster. Hope they didn't need that because Aaron thought it looked great on the poster.
Dallin and Aaron had fun making these when they were little. Heck, Aaron still likes doing this. He and Kaylee made one the other afternoon and had a great time.
Take a large piece of contact paper, peel the backing off and tape it to the wall...sticky side out. Then let the kids loose! Super easy and perfect for toddlers.
Just hang it out of reach when you are done if you use little pieces like we did. Somehow the flag that was on the lawn from the city (marking gas lines) ended up on the poster. Hope they didn't need that because Aaron thought it looked great on the poster.
Seriously clever...
ReplyDeleteFun idea! I'll have to try this the next time I'm watching my friends' kids. Keep them busy :)
ReplyDeleteBrandy,
ReplyDeleteI love the monster stuff from Target. I bought those plates and stuff on clearance after halloween... I knew he had to have a monster theme, but I had no clue what I was going to do.
Anyway I can't wait to see how your monsters turn out!
anj.
P.S. Your blog is fab!
What a simple, ingenious idea! Thanks so much for sharing! We'll be doing this next week, for sure.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed the monsters I linked last week. Thanks so much for stopping in. :)
Amy