The designs are simple, to keep with the school's philosophy. Our learning materials are to be open-ended to promote each child's ability to create and imagine. There are no eye holes yet, because I'm not quite sure where to put them. 3.08.2009
Today's Project
I work at a child development center with infants and toddlers. One of the room's I oversee is embarking on an animal curriculum. I was inspired to bring in something new for them, so I went to the craft store and bought some felt (eco-fi, made from recycled plastic bottles) and played around for a bit. These masks are what I came up with... 
The designs are simple, to keep with the school's philosophy. Our learning materials are to be open-ended to promote each child's ability to create and imagine. There are no eye holes yet, because I'm not quite sure where to put them.
The designs are simple, to keep with the school's philosophy. Our learning materials are to be open-ended to promote each child's ability to create and imagine. There are no eye holes yet, because I'm not quite sure where to put them.
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Dear Master Crafter,
Teach me your ways oh wise one.
jac
I deleted my first post because there was misspelling...nothing more :) I just wanted to tell you that these masks are amazing! Any child who gets to wear, play, learn or discover with them is blessed!
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