Easter Egg Hunt

On March 22 we held an Easter Egg hunt in the yard. We hid some eggs with messages inside, in the playground and in the primary playground. The boys and girls of the school during the recess the eggs. Each time they were found, they had to approach one of the people in charge who wore hats adorned with flowers and perform the task they were asked to do. If the completion of the task was correct, the teacher gave them a chocolate egg in return.

To celebrate such a great festivity our 1st grade students made this funny bunny faces by teams. To play this game you just have to roll the dice and bild a funny bunny face choosing the cheeks, face, eyes, nose, mouth, ears and hair you like.  A very simple and funny activity to improve their drawing skill.

And the 2st grade students made a stamp with polystyrene trays. During the week before Easter's Egg, they were asked to bring polystyrene trays. This is how we work on the reuse of waste. They were given a surface of polystyrene, and with a punch they drew an Easter's Egg. After that silhouette they adorned it with various elements (lines, lights, circles, etc.)

When they had finished designing their stamp, the children chose a color and painted the stamp, then they placed a paper and with a roller they stamped the image that They wanted. In the end, everything was pasted on a poster board to frame the image.