Monster Workshop LO

At the end of the Monsters exhibit at the St. Louis Science Center was a creativity area where the kids could draw, sculpt, and craft their own monster creations. Beth took a class on how to draw a dinosaur and did a really great job with her picture of a stegosaurus. Carissa spent most of her time at the modeling table where they supplied some Crayola Model magic and craft supplies to make your own monster. Bryce joined some other boys at a video game station they had set up, and Brenna and Sarah found a table with papers and markers, and things they could glue on the paper. Everyone was quite content pursuing their own version of creativity.
credits: Wild Things by Emily Powers at WeAreStorytellers.com; colored alpha and fingerpaint from Preschool Palooza by Emily Powers and Kate Hadfield at WeAreStorytellers.com; Chipboard alpha by Kate Hadfield at TheLily-Pad.com; popsicle sticks from Melty Pops by Libby Weifenbach at SweetShoppeDesigns.com; PomPoms from Wintry by Jessica Bolton at scrapbookgraphics.com; Date It! Plastic Beads by Kim Jensen at scrapdish.com; LO template 51 by Yin Designs; fonts: Arial