So, here's what I did today! I am so proud. They are going to be for my students @ Valentines! I think they are going to be tickled "pink" when they see them.
I am so excited with the way they turned out {did I already say that?}. So... run, don't walk... to the nearest Target and hit up their dollar bins... it's time to get crafty! Hope you all had a great Wednesday... and don't forget about my Erin Condren giveaway {it's ending soon!!!} Side note: you must put your silicon molds on a baking sheet before putting them in the oven. You cannot just put them in the oven... for obvious reasons! :)
-Stacy
I've made these with my students to celebrate Earth day. I'm sure your kiddos will love them. I'm your newest follower :)
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Kinder-Craze
Oh, I'm going to have to try this!! LOVE :) Thanks so much for sharing!
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First Grade Fairytales
I absolutely LOVE making crayons! I've used them as gifts for my students, in my son's birthday treat bags, and even made ones of paw prints (my son's preschool was the Lions) for my son to give to his classmates at the end of the year! They are so fun! I love your idea of melting colors together, I usually do one color on the bottom and one color on the top. I'll have to try your method next!
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Teaching With Style
Those turned out cute!!... Love the pic of the star wars legos. My little boys are in a stage where that's all they play with. Nothing else is acceptable. Those little blocks hurt so bad when you step on them barefoot!!
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Mrs. Christy’s Leaping Loopers
love these, and the picture post! you rock!
ReplyDeleteI want to make these. I love how you used Valentine colors. Your students will love these.
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The Hive
I Love these too! I made these last year for my first graders, and I took an exact-o knife to the wrapper. Sooo much faster and easier then peeling!
ReplyDeleteSO fun! I have some pumpkin ice cube molds a few years ago...thanks for the idea for the fall! SO FUN!!! :)
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Primary Polka Dots
Awesome project, Stacy! I'm curious - did the crayon hearts just pop out of the mold? :)
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Second Grade Sparkle
I have a tub ready for the pickins this weekend! I love the comment earlier about using an EXACTO knife instead of loosing nails! Great idea! Thanks so much for sharing!
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Ms. Marciniak's First Grade Critter Cafe
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Julie, I hope they turn out great! I have a horrible history with exacto knives :) I hope your crayons turn out great!
DeleteMaking these right now!!! So excited! I just have to wait for the oven to be ready! Thanks so much for the fabulous idea!!!
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Lessons with Laughter
Love these! Thank you so much for sharing with us! I have always wanted to try to do this!! I love the boy colors...I have 3 girls and the rest of my class is made up of boys! Thanks for sharing the process and the finished product!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I love it! I always refresh my crayons in the classroom at the beginning of the year and after 9 years I have a huge bin of half-broken crayons. I'm going to Target this weekend!
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