Here is a section of the window showing the brightly colored window clings.Linking to Shadow Shots.
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Shadow Shots
Here is a section of the window showing the brightly colored window clings.Linking to Shadow Shots.
Here is a section of the window showing the brightly colored window clings.Linking to Shadow Shots.
What a great idea! I have never seen those before, but it is a wonderful way to teach the children!
ReplyDeletethat's pretty cool! glad you explained the first shot. :)
ReplyDeletehow very cool is that!!! always a learning opportunity!!!
ReplyDeleteHow cool indeed, Carletta! I love it! And what a great way to teach the little ones! Haven't seen anything like this before and I think it's great! Fun for all of you! Happy Mother's Day to you and your daughter!
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These are great! The youngest mind is always looking to learn and discover their world around them. The icons are wonderful, the fun look at the skies - outstanding shadows too!
ReplyDeleteI think vinyl window clings are fun and I love the shadows these are making on the shade!
ReplyDeleteVery educational, dear C!
ReplyDeleteOutstanding to learn the kiddies in this way.
Great job.
Happy SSS,
/CC
These are such a great idea! And they make for some interesting shadows, too. Well spotted.
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Clever mom! (It runs in the family obviously). That learning experience makes great shadows too.
ReplyDelete(I was just thinking that the decals wouldn't work nearly as well for Florida children..they still wouldn't understand snow.)
How clever, fun and decorative! Great idea! Plus the decals add some fun shadow shapes to the room too!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. Too many urban kids are completely unaware of the environment around them.
ReplyDeleteCute, I used to keep a weather log with my kids when they were young and I homeschooled... love this idea!
ReplyDeleteIf anyone is interested they came from The Dollar Tree. They carry quite a bit of educational items. I have yet to regret these but I'm sure I will. For example when I taught them when the moon came out it was time for bed and when the sun came up it was time to wake-up, they now run through the house on the weekend going, "Mommy the sun up you have to wake up" most often between 6:30 and almost always before 8, lol.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and creative! Happy mother's day Carletta! Thanks for your beautiful contribution to Shadow Shot Sunday 2. - Rose
ReplyDeleteYouth Shadow
Welcome back Carletta and Happy Mothers day - I think the USA and Australia share this same date?
ReplyDeleteInteresting the weather teaching method.
Like Sallie, I was a bit confused with the Charleston business, I knew that you were not going to the Charleston SC, but north.
Just how many Charlestons are there in the USA, and I am not referring to that dance period!
When, the word, Charleston was world side - ha ha.
On my modest side (???) I won a competition as a kid doing the dance, and in the 1970's at a Rotary Ball completed the double.
I think, again with great modesty, I made the dancing efforts of one, John Travolta look second rate. I am sure "Freddie and Ginger" would have given me a 10 out of 10 score.
Cheers from "The Modest one".
Colin ( Brisbane. Australia)
Weather report: Clear blue skies, and much cooler nights.
Thanks Colin!
ReplyDeleteI'll be spending Mother's Day with my Mom. Looks like we're going to have a rainy day here. Hopefully it won't be a complete washout.
I could never quite get my feet to work right with the charleston. My 4-H leader, Mrs. Weaver could and she was really good.
Very nice shadows formed by art on the window.
ReplyDeletesuch a great idéa. I love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat interesting shdows they make!
ReplyDeleteThese practical decoration make fine shadow picture material. Nice patterns and shapes too. Very well done.
ReplyDeletenice! looks homey and comfortable.
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