Eric Carle Club

After attending the best professional workshop I’ve ever been to at the Eric Carle Picture Book Museum, I am inspired to plan an Eric Carle Club for the spring. After introducing the children to Eric Carle, I am going to setup two different kinds of stations: a paint station and a crayon station. You’ll have most of the supplies around already. You can purchase rubbing plates (Lakeshore has great quality ones!), or you can make your own.

Crayon-only table:

• Rubbing plates
• crayons
• sheets of tissue paper

Paint-only table:

• sheets of tissue paper
• paint palettes/dessert sized plates
• cotton balls
• wine corks/coasters (see here for more details: this post was sponsored by Q-Tip so you know, but it’s still really cool!)

Finished product.

This will be the first in a continuing series. I will use these sheets of tissue paper for the children to use in future programs to create masterpieces. Stay tuned!

For more after school programs, check out Thrive Thursday. Look for the placeholder on Tuesdays.

4 comments on “Eric Carle Club”

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2. Julie Kieras (@ayearwithmomdad)

   December 20, 2013

   

   This sounds like such a fun club and very creative for kids! Thanks for including a link to my MYO Rubbing Plates post! 🙂 I appreciate that! ~Julie

   Reply
   • mrsshaia

     December 20, 2013

     

     Thanks, Julie. I wish I saw your post before I spent the money. Haha.

     Reply

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