My brownies have sent me out a couple of parcels with some
craft stuff and ideas so I really wanted to do some before the school term
finished. One of the suggestions I was
given was some paper mache. After a long
conversation with my mum, we came up with making some red noses for Red Nose
Day because she was sending me out a Red Nose so I didn’t feel left out. She then also decided to send out some Red
Noses for the class I was making them with.
I made the noses with my 3rd standard class because
I have them most often and because there are only 13 of them, I figured I could
control them better around the flour and water paste than I could with the
younger class of 24. I’ve done some
weird things already this year but sitting on my bed whisking flour and water
together while asking Sarah if it looks like a glue like consistency is now top
of the list.
It took about five days to get the noses finished. They plastered the newspaper around the ends
of the bottles and then painted them. It
got a lot messier than I would have like and I now no longer want flour
anywhere near my hands again. I think I
still have some embedded there. But the
noses were finally finished on Tuesday and the kids could wear them. If they could forget about the horrible smell
of dried flour..
They were really amused by the noses, so were most of the
kids from the other classes who kept asking what I was making. However they really don’t understand when you
say you’re making noses.
Explaining Red Nose Day to the kids was fun as well. I think they now think it’s a big Scottish
festival that is played on TV every year.
I was wished Happy Red Nose Day hundreds of times today as well.
I handed out the noses to the kids yesterday so they would
have them in time for Red Nose Day and they absolutely loved them! They were rather bemused though I have to
say. But they’re faces were amazing when
they opened the packets and could play with them. It’s just something that’s really different
and they love it. And even the class
teacher got her Red Nose and was really made up as well. After
a tantrum or two when someone didn’t get the nose they wanted, I managed to organise
a class photo!
He was determined to to his red nose
"But Miss it's broken" "No it's not, just put it on..."
This is my favourite photo of the day. Soundarya, Tanuja and Vidya
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