I gave the students 6 different color eggs. They color the paper sheet with the same color. Then they mix and fix the sight word that is inside the egg. I made the foam letters the same color as the eggs too just in case they got the letters mixed up! 
This week they made bugs! I did not model at all for this activity because I wanted to see their creativity!!! Here are a few of the bugs!
Ediable Butterfly Lifecycle
This is ONE of my FAVORITE things to do! Using sticky foam die cut an egg with a HOLE PUNCH, a caterpillar with a SWIRLY diecut, a chrysalis with PEPPER die cut and then the butterfly with a BUTTERLY punch! The kids each get to make one and they love telling the lifecycle to anyone that ask them about the bracelet!
This is a really fun way to reread The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Give each student the small retelling pieces, punch a hole in the middle of each piece and as the caterpillar eats the item in the story they string the piece onto a pipe cleaner! OF course we use glitter ones! Who does NOT like glitter???
These pictures are in the reverse order! Die cut a WHITE butterfly. Then the students use torn tissue to decorate their butterfly! We added these to the top of some pretttttty amazing butterfly writings!!!!!
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