Crafts: G is for Green Grass

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While talking about letters, we create a very simple craft this spring. 

Materials 

• Glue sticks
• white construction paper 
• green construction paper or green tissue paper 
• scissors 

Steps 

1. Gather all your materials. 

2. Trace the letter G onto a piece of paper or print out the letter G from an online worksheet. I wrote the following poem on their page: Green Grass Grows in the Garden. 

3. Cut out pieces of tissue paper or construction paper to glue onto the letter G for the grass. 

4. Glue on the pieces of tissue paper or construction paper onto the letter G. 

5. Display the completed project! 

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