March is all about spring, bright colors/rainbows and of course that sneaky little leprachaun who causes chaos for teachers everywhere. I subscribe to a few email lists of other bloggers and thus get some pretty cool crafty ideas in my inbox every week. Rainbow noodles: commence!
Not one to heed the advice of my husband, I cooked the whole box of noodles. You will see...it made the project a little extreme.
Then we started adding food coloring and mixing. V was curious, of course.
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| Dinner anyone? |
The towel was essential to keep sticky pasta off the floor. V was ready to squish
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| Cautious at first... |
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| Let's just empty this whole bin |
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| How high can this go? |
The one hand method was just too slow and she really did like how it felt I think. Curious, but enjoyable. She barely even looked up as you can see from the pictures.
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| Hmmm |
We had to throw in a grownup size spoon and "fork" too since she is obsessed with using them now.
And a sensory project with the ever curious Miss V would not be complete without a little taste test.
All in all, it was a fun, messy, squishy March project that I enjoyed a lot more than a room full of crazy kiddos post leprechaun visit LOL
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| Her attempt at cleaning up |
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| Aftermath |
Here is the link to the original idea. Warning: the pasta really started to smell afterwards and we threw it out pretty quickly!
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