{The Heart Project} eBook of Heart Projects

 

the heart project ♥ is: A fundraiser for the American Heart Association. {Share&Remember} and more than 70 bloggers contributed to this project, created by Jamie at Hands on as We Grow.

We created a "heart book", a collection of over 100 heart projects, created for or by kids, that is available to you with a $5.00 donation to the American Heart Association. It is formatted as a 8.5" x 8.5" book with links to the heart projects.

Below is a preview of the eBook:

These are the two projects {Share&Remember} contributed to ♥ the heart project:

Sponsored by:

• Craftprojectideas.com is contributing $1 for every ebook sold this month! That means in addition to your $5 donation by purchasing the The Heart eBook, Craftprojectideas.com will donate another $1 on your behalf (up to $500!)!

 

Make a $5.00 donation to the AHA and receive an ebook copy of the heart book ♥

[The book is only available for donation through the month of February, so hurry!]

Would you like a printed book? It's a softcover 8.5" x 8.5", full color book, 128 pages.

US $20.00 + $3.59 shipping

Order the Printed Version

♥ $5.00 of every sale of this book will go to the AHA.♥

If you would like to make a donation {no book included} to the American Heart Association in a different amount:

And there's more! Check out

Fundraiser Auctions:

♥  All proceeds of each auction will go to the AHA  ♥

Melissa & Doug -  4 Trunki with Teddy Bear Auctions!

1. Trunki with Teddy Bear, ends Feb 10
2. Trunki with Teddy Bear, ends Feb 10
3. Trunki with Teddy Bear, ends Feb 10
4. Trunki with Teddy Bear, ends Feb 10

Fudoo Boards - 3 Fudoo Board Kits for Auction!

1. Fudoo Board Kit, ends Feb 10
2. Fudoo Board Kit, ends Feb 10
3. Fudoo Board Kit, ends Feb 10

All of these great bloggers contributed to the eBook & the heart project campaign! Many will be hosting giveaways through Valentine's Day. Be sure to visit these great sites. 

Watch for {Share&Remember's} giveaway coming soon!

hands on : as we grow	♥	A Little Learning for Two	♥	Among Many Blessings
Angelique Felix	♥	At Home with Ali	♥	Broken Treasures
Busy at Home	♥	Busy Kids Happy Mom	♥	Carrie Saindon's Photo Journey
Child Central Station	♥	Classified: Mom	♥	Classroom Magic
Creative with Kids	♥	Creativity My Passion	♥	Critters and Crayons
De Tout et de Rien	♥	Dilly-Dali Art	♥	Dinosaurs & Octopuses
Excited 2 Learn	♥	Hand Over the Cookies	♥	Handprint & Footprint Art
Happy Hooligans	♥	Heart Journey	♥	Imagination Soup
Jamie's Jumble	♥	Kitchen Counter Chronicles	♥	Kreative Resources
Let Kids Create	♥	Little Illuminationss	♥	Living Montessori Now
Loudness of the Lambs	♥	Love and Lollipops	♥	Mama, hocemo nesto da pravimo
Mama Pea Pod	♥	Mama Smiles	♥	MemeTales
Messy Kids	♥	Mindful Meanderings	♥	Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas
Mommy Labs	♥	Mommy Perks	♥	Mum Paints Lives
Mummy Mummy Mum	♥	My Creative Family	♥	NurtureStore
One Artsy Mama	♥	Peace Love & Rainbows	♥	Play Dr Mom
Putti Prapancha	♥	Rainbows within Reach	♥	Reading Confetti
Ready. Set. Read!	♥	Red Ted Art	♥	Sense of Wonder
Share & Remember	♥	Stacy Molter	♥	Sun Hats & Wellie Boots
Teach Preschool	♥	The Artful Child	♥	The Chocolate Muffin Tree
The Craft Barn	♥	The Educators' Spin on It	♥	The Golden Gleam
The Imagination Tree	♥	The Iowa Farmer's Wife	♥	The Joy of My Life
The Kids Fun Review	♥	The Outlaw Mom Blog	♥	The Preschool Toolbox
The Seeds Network	♥	Toddler Approved

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Craftprojectideas.com sent us this fun Boy Craft kit to make a Rubber Band Launcher. I let Brett pick it out. Of course I knew he’d like it, but I wanted him to be excited about the project we did and he was!
The package arrived Saturday morning and he opened it immediately and wanted to get started!

It was a perfect father/son project for a Saturday morning. Brett took all the parts out of the package and organized them. Dad read the directions. Because that’s what he does. He’s a good direction reader.   Brett peeked at them a time or two as well.
The directions were clear to understand and simple to follow. All the pieces were present and nice quality materials. The wood pieces are smooth.
Brett was able to do most of it himself. Dad was right there to help but Brett could have done it alone.

It was a simple project that came together quick, which is great for kids. (Recommended age is 8+ years. Brett is 9.) Brett was anxious to play with it! Be aware that it’s recommended that it dries over night. I admit we didn’t wait that long. By evening it was dry enough to play with and it’s still in one piece.
After gluing the pieces together in the correct order, he decorated it with stickers. This would have been a fun project to paint too.
All done! The kit comes with a bag of rubber bands {although Mom’s hair bands work well too!} and cardboard characters that stand up for targets. It’s great that they are included because when it comes to guns, there should be guidelines – like it’s not nice or even safe to shoot bands at friends or parents or pets…. 

If you have a little boy who loves guns, this is a great project and toy for him.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Craftprojectideas.com has generously offered to send a Boy Craft Rubber Band Launcher kit to one of my readers! *(continental US readers only please)

Have a Wild West shootout with your customized Rubber Band Launcher! To learn how to assemble this product, watch our video here!

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January 29, 2012 {9 yrs, 4 mos.}

My {Spoiled} Cat

Yes, he’s sleeping in the baby swing. : )

Watercolor Snowflakes

First I cut snowflakes from coffee filters {my group is a bit young for that part}. Then the kids used liquid watercolors and droppers to color the snowflakes. They add so much color to our room!
 

Yarn Painting

Yesterday’s art activity relating to dinosaurs was yarn painting. We used this simple technique to simulate a dinosaur’s tail dragging on the ground.