The book suggests that you collect leaves and use them to make leaf rubbings, so we did that.
It also shows you how to press the leaves into wax paper. We did that, too. 
Thursday, September 30, 2010
The leaves are changing color and falling off the trees now, so Norah read the book "Why Do Leaves Change Color?" another Let's Read and Find Out book.
The book suggests that you collect leaves and use them to make leaf rubbings, so we did that.
It also shows you how to press the leaves into wax paper. We did that, too.
The book suggests that you collect leaves and use them to make leaf rubbings, so we did that.It also shows you how to press the leaves into wax paper. We did that, too.
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