end of the rainbow I couldn’t stick to black-n-white for this slice…TWINKLE! Share this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading... Related By bullets and blanks hold my pen View all of bullets and blanks's posts.
I love how you present your slice as a sketchnote with a catchy title. Yes, gold foil is magical. Your students must of been in awe to receive a piece. LikeLike Reply
There is nothing quite like shiny paper, even for adults it’s fascinating, I’m sure you had fun with it! LikeLike Reply
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ahhhhhhhh! I love that paper. 😉
It may as well be made of gold. 🙂
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I love how you present your slice as a sketchnote with a catchy title. Yes, gold foil is magical. Your students must of been in awe to receive a piece.
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I can’t wait to see what they did with it. I sliced about crafting in 2nd grade too!
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It really does feel as if you are crafting with gold – I love that stuff!
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Ooooooooooh. What a prize. This slice really shines… 😉
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Yesss!!! Can I be in your class?
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I’ll slip you a piece tomorrow.
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There is nothing quite like shiny paper, even for adults it’s fascinating, I’m sure you had fun with it!
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Oooo what did you use that paper for??
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Gold coins in pots of gold for “How to Catch a Leprechaun” writing 🙂
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