DAY 28:
Sewing cardboard shapes
Children develop a more meaningful understanding of the concepts ‘pushing and pulling’ and ‘in and out’ as they learn the process of sewing.
You will need:
- Some stiff cardboard, cut into shapes
- A hole punch
- Scraps of wool or string
- Some sticky tape to wrap around the end to make threading easier
Ask your child’s key person if you would like to borrow a plastic needle or some wool.
Share photos or comment on our posts showing us your creations, using our hashtag #30daysFroebel.
“There is a tendency to insist on the result of the cooking or sewing looking like a perfect product, but sometimes a less perfect result may have involved the child in more creative thinking.” (Bruce 2011)
- Sing a song
- Make a shaker
- Chalk walk
- Grow cress
- Den building
- Sock Puppet
- Wood hunt
- Make an ice decoration
- Share a song
- Make a pom-pom
- Bird cakes
- Make a Sandwich
- Teddy bears picnic
- Wool winding
- Sound walk
- Make a book
- Create a weather diary
- Woodland walks
- Natural collage
- Bark rubbing
- Paper weaving
- Hunt the sock (thimble)
- Black line drawing
- Cheese straws
- Bird spotting
- Make a Stickman/person
- Paper folding
- Sewing cardboard shapes
- Peg doll
- Spring walk
- Self-Reflection