Springtime Cookies

First bake a batch of butterfly or flower-shaped sugar cookies. Once cooled, frost with light spring colors. Put them on a plate. On the bottom of the plate, put little green lines for grass.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s history

First get a blank piece of paper then go on the internet and search Martin Luther King Jr.'s history. Click on one and copy what it says onto the piece of paper. (You might need a second piece of paper.) Then you can draw a picture.

Rain catcher

You need:
1. a jar
2. scotch tape
3. a ruler
4. a permanent marker.
How to make it:
1. use the ruler to show you where to mark in inches on the tape, mark it in permanent marker.
2. Put the tape on the jar (remember to have the bottom of the tape at the bottom of the jar).
3. If the tape goes over the top of the jar cut off the extra parts.
4. When it rains leave it outside to see how much it rained!

A Leaf Book

You can make a book disguised as a pile of leaves. First, get some pretty leaves that fell of the tree. Then, staple some paper together to make a book. Finally, glue the leaves onto the front and back of the book. You have your own leaf book!

Planting Seeds

Have you ever planted a seed? This is a good way to do it!
Eat a piece of your favorite fruit (with the seeds still in it). When you reach the seeds, pick them out. You might want to use a plastic fork or knife. Save them in an open bag. In the spring, plant them in your backyard. When it has grown, pick the fruit for a wonderful fruit buffet.

Paint with a cotton ball

Have you ever painted with a cotton ball? I think its fun. All you have to do is dip your cotton ball in the paint and wipe it on the paper. If you want to make a rainbow, use as many colors as you like on the cotton ball - it will look beautiful.

this is a rainbow painting

Valentine's Day Printable. Just Print, Cut, and Fold. Send to your friends. Easy Peasy Lemon Squeasy.