M likes using this placemat everytime she eats these days. As a plus, it helps remind her where everything goes when she sets the table!
Materials Needed:
11 x 17 piece of construction paper
2 or more sheets of Autumn or Thanksgiving Scrapbook paper
Laminating paper or contact paper
Gluestick
Scissors
1. Trace around a plate, glass, knife, fork, and spoon with a pencil on pieces of scrapbook paper.
2. Cut out each piece.
3. Have your preschooler cover the backs with a gluestick.
4. Show the child where to put glue each piece (maybe taking the opportunity to talk about where items belong at a place setting)
5. Laminate or cover with contact paper. (Make sure the lamination extends a couple of centimeters beyond the construction paper because you don't want to risk the construction paper getting wet)
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3 comments:
Super idea! I see now that you will never run dry.
As always great idea!
Thanks! It was not actually my idea. It came from a mother's day out program that M is a part of now. They have great ideas, and I'm excited to get to acquire some of them! :-)
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