Do dot-to-dots count as art? They are all the rage around here. Second place goes to paper plate art. Clocks scribbled with extra numbers and fish bowls complete with bubbles and tiny paper food are the most popular.
Glitter dot fishy from the library wasn't as messy as expected.
The Cat in the Hat has a very tall hat and a box folded and decorated for Thing 1 and 2.
A mask for mardi gras with "a big sparkle right on the tip of the nose!"
Wooden "lucky stuff" for drawing and painting:
Leprechauns with their scribble pots of gold and "quick line" rainbows were popular.
The library stories about boats led to this ocean with clouds and "a big hill the boat needs to get over to make it to the water!"
Another library storytime about transportation. The truck picked up all sorts of things from each spot around the city.
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