I have an obsession with dream catchers. Always have. I never had one as a child because my mom was very leery of superstitious items around her children. I simply loved the look of them but never knew what they were called until I got older. When I found out the name I loved them even more. When I understood the sentiment behind them, I embrace them even more. Don't we need a few of these surrounding us in adulthood? I think so too.
I have taken a more whimsical approach using paper plates and scrapbook paper. I made sure to include the feathers and offered all different types of ribbon options.
This is definitely another project that us big girls would love to do, maybe even put a more sophisticated twist on it.
Are you needing some support with how to structure your classroom? As a Montessori teacher, I understand that feeling of overwhelm! I have created a detailed lesson plan to 'hold your hand' through each day. These lesson plans can either be used to jump start how to create the rhythm of the classroom (monthly) or I have a full year plan that can then be used for a 3 year cycle.
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