Then I cut out each card and cut out 18 3" by 4" rectangles from 2 sheets of 12 x 12 scrapbook paper. I glued each card onto one of the scrapbook paper rectangles. Then I covered them with clear contact paper to protect them and make them a bit more durable, and cut them out of it. I laid them all down on one sheet and folded it over them to have the contact paper on both sides. Hazel loves playing it!
I also made some from another favorite Halloween book, The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything by Linda Williams. For these I made 12 rectangles (six designs): the shoes going clomp, clomp, the pants going wiggle, wiggle, the shirt going shake, shake, the white gloves going clap, clap, the tall black hat going nod, nod and the scary pumpkin head going boo, boo. To download these cards click Little Old Lady Match Game.
Then I cut them out and put them on different scrapbook paper and covered them in clear contact paper and cut them out. For this scrapbook paper you only need one sheet and cut 12 rectangles measuring 3" by 4".
Needless to say (after the number of times I read this book to Hazel) she loves them!
I am loving these simple crafts that lead to hours of fun and entertainment and learning for her! Do you have any to share? Visit our Sharing Saturday link party and share them with us! Anything kid friendly is welcome!
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Love the matching game!
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Lori
Wonderful idea! Thanks for sharing
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This is a really creative idea. I love the name of your blog :) Thanks you for sharing at Taking A Timeout Thursday @ Mom On Timeout,
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Matching is so fun for little ones...great idea! Thanks for linking at OAM!
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