Over the past few days,we have started to make snowglobes to sell for the fair.We started off by collecting glass jars with lids.We had to collect 60 jars.The next week,we talked about how much it would cost and the safety of using the glue guns. We started off gluing some rocks to the bottom 
of the base. Then,if we wanted,we could put some greenery in to make trees or bushes.Then we got little plastic figures to stick to the rocks.We had Santa, reindeer, Santa's sleigh, cherubs, small snowmen, big snowmen and dinosaurs. Next we are going to fill the snowglobes up with water and glitter and use sealent to seal it up. Then we are going to decorate the snowglobes with ribbons and paint. I bet we will have heaps of fun selling them and hopefully, we will make 100 dollars.
of the base. Then,if we wanted,we could put some greenery in to make trees or bushes.Then we got little plastic figures to stick to the rocks.We had Santa, reindeer, Santa's sleigh, cherubs, small snowmen, big snowmen and dinosaurs. Next we are going to fill the snowglobes up with water and glitter and use sealent to seal it up. Then we are going to decorate the snowglobes with ribbons and paint. I bet we will have heaps of fun selling them and hopefully, we will make 100 dollars.
I love the look of your snowglobes.
ReplyDeleteIm looking forwad to seeing them all at the fair!
K.M
P.S just to let the choir people know Im coming to the suzune prets? consert.
Im not singing Im coming to wacth
Hi AJ
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing with us about your class snow globes. I can't wait to come and see them at the fair myself! How much are they going to cost - are you allowed to tell us yet?
hello again its km here i need room 21s email adress thanks
ReplyDeleteKM
Hi Room 21,
ReplyDeleteThe snow globes look very interesting and hard to make. The snow globes are awesome! They look very fragile. We hope we could make some for our fair too. We want to know how much money will you sell them for?