25 May 2011
Masai Beaded Necklace
Masai beaded necklace from East Africa. Another craft I was meaning to do a post on. This is also part of the Sonlight Introduction to World Cultures Core B and with Mystery of History Volume I.
3. Scissors, glue, and paint(optional)
I just love hands on crafts. The kids get so excited about school when we add in some crafts. Which in turn get me excited to see the love to learn from my kids.
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