we did this to fill our brown bag and ribbon easter baskets, but this could be used for any spring project.
i told the class i didn’t have any of the plastic easter grass so what would we do? cut our own? oops, raining (that was handy). and oops, this was the same day we pretended we didn’t have scissors. then i told them we would use a machine. oooooooooo.
i can’t believe i haven’t done this sooner. we talked safety rules and why this was okay to do at preschool. we talked about rules if they have one of these at home or if they see one somewhere (that they must ask a grown up first, etc). we looked at the cutting part and saw that it wasn’t knives or scissors at all. we looked at the opening and saw that a finger can’t fit in.
then we shredded paper.
look at those faces.
it was delightful to say the least.
they waited their turn, then chose a shade of green and turned it into grass!
This could keep us occupied for hours! Thanks for sharing
~Samantha at TwoHeartsTogether
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of course!! paper shredders are rad! ( I brought in an air popper for popcorn once, really should do it again!)
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I love the expressions on the faces! Priceless! :)
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How great and how easy! Would have never thought of this, but I will be using it. Thanks.
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