Now that Hannah is in Kindergarten, she is being challenged with some pretty big things! Like her first "Great Brain Fair" at her school!!! Hannah answered with some pretty big request too... one of my favorites was "I want to make a tornado in a bottle and then open it and have it come out onto the table." Ummmmmm.... Maybe.
Instead we agreed to make our own paint and then see what happens when we mix all of the colors. Not as cool as an actual tornado on the table, but we had a lot of fun and it turned out awesome!!
Making our own paint was SO easy, but I think I should have taken it off of the stove about 30seconds sooner because it ended up a little clumpy. :)
Then came time to work on her presentation board. I saw this really cool project online the other day, so we decided to try it with the word "Colors" (which was the title we decided on).
Hannah did most of the weaving herself! I think I am going to pick some kind of inspiring word and give this a try to hang on our wall at home. It turned out awesome and really didn't take that long. The best part it, there is no rhyme or reason to the weaving back and forth between the nails so it is actually really easy and fun!
Hannah worked really hard on all of the words for her different categories.
Then she helped work on the layout...
Tada! The finished product... Turned out REALLY awesome! Hannah was so excited! Before she went to school, she was sitting down quietly looking at it. I asked if anything was wrong, and she just responded... "No Mom.... I'm just proud." SO sweet if you ask me. It made my heart happy to see that all of Hannah's hard work and a little of our help paid off. John and I felt a little silly as we stayed up until midnight waiting for glue to dry etc... I mean this is a Kindergarten project, Lol! :) But in the end it was definitely worth it to see such a sense of accomplishment in her face on the way to school!
The icing on the cake was that our entire family got to go to the science fair at Hannah's school to check out all of the neat projects!
We went straight to Hannah's where she explained how she got to present her project in class and the entire class gave her a round of applause! :)
Yep... Proud. Will make a Mom's heart melt. :)
They didn't have awards, but everyone received "A Great Brain 2012" ribbon and Hannah was quite satisfied! Afterwards we went to Miss.Ellie's cupcakes to celebrate! Definitely a success!