Showing posts with label Christmas Village. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas Village. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

CHRISTMAS VILLAGE


Our November 
End-of Month Activity
was making a
Christmas Village!



  We each saved two of our milk cartons.
Royal icing, provided from Kencraft, was frosted
on our cartons.
We then decorated our "houses" with small candy
that we had brought.



We each made Christmas trees, and finished the details
of our village.














Here is our completed village!
Of course, we had to have orange road construction
cones in our village...since we've experienced it for the
last three years!!!



























The stockings were hung by the chimney with care!














CONGRATS TO OUR TOP 5 QUALIFIERS:
1.  JOSH
2.  HAZEL
3.  ROSE
4.  CALLIE
5.  LAUREN

Friday, December 23, 2011

CHRISTMAS VILLAGE 2011

Our November "End of Month Activity" was making a
cHrIsTmAs ViLlAgE!

We frosted little milk cartons, and decorated them with
candy we brought from home.







We set up the village on the counter.
Christmas lights were wrapped through it.
It was sooo gorgeous with the lights off!

CONGRATS TO OUR TOP 5 QUALIFIERS:

1.  Sage
2.  Jessica
3.  Vienna
4.  Brice
5.  Erin 

Monday, December 20, 2010

DECK THE COUNTER WITH THE CHRISTMAS VILLAGE!

...fa la la la la...la la la la

Our November "End of Month Activity" was making our Christmas Village!  Each student saved two milk cartons, and brought candy to decorate their houses!

CONGRATS to our top 5 qualifiers:
1.  Syd S.
2.  Mariah
3.  Alexis
4.  Camden
5.  Paul

Maren & Seth

 Syd S.

 Look at our fantastic wreaths!  Miss Mitchell's mother, a teacher for 38 years, taught her how to make these!  And...we used GLITTER!!!  The glitter will be hanging around the room until school's out for the summer...as a reminder of the project!

Check out the village . . .





What has Miss Mitchell learned after making villages for 31 years?
(in no particular order)

1.  Do not buy the candy (Miss Mitchell) yourself, and put it in a big bowl for everyone to share...doesn't happen!
2.  Have students rinse out milk cartons before they begin!
3.  Tell students not to have HEAVY candy...it slides down.
4.  Do not make village on the last day, take a picture, and dismantle it! (Sorry class of 1981-1982)       5.  Great activity to do when every morning is FOGGY, and all Alpine District students were to tune to KSL radio to find out what time school would start...of course, a few kids didn't listen to radio.  (Class of 1980-1981...my first year!)
6.  My German Shepherd dog I had in the 80's LOVED the green frosting!  (I put in green food coloring at end, to frost cones...TREES!)
7.  Hand mixers burn out easily!
8.  Peppermint Place has the CUTEST decorations for the houses!
9.  Order Royal Icing from Kencraft...instead of having kids bring in the ingredients and mixing it all!
10.  Even after 3 weeks of the village being up, telling the kids it's dusty...they will still eat it when it's taken down!




Saturday, December 19, 2009

OUR CHRISTMAS VILLAGE, PART 2

Here is our finished product:











CONGRATS to our top 5 qualifiers:
1. Carissa
2. Heather
3. Thomas
4. Logan
5. Mandy

OUR CHRISTMAS VILLAGE, PART 1

Our end on month November activity was making a Christmas Village! Each of us brought candy from home. We frosted two milk cartons, and decorated them. Then we made things for the village out of marshmallows, and we each got to make a Christmas tree!



Dakota, Spencer, McKay, & Andrew


Logan & Carissa


Savannah & Logan


Thomas, Rainey, Josh, Mitch, Hayden, & McKay



Avery & Mandy

Thursday, December 11, 2008

OUR CHRISTMAS VILLAGE

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Our end of month activity for November was making a Christmas Village! Tyler, Ryan W., and Brook were the first to qualify. We frosted and decorated two milk cartons. Then we made trees, set up neighborhoods, and strung lights through the village.
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We also made some beautiful 3-D poinsettias that we made into a wreath for our bulletin board.
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