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Time Saving Classroom Resources
My almost 10 year old designed this great LEGO head tutorial today. Enjoy!Supplies needed: 1 sheet of craft felt, permanent marker, stuffing, rice, and hot glue (parent job) His handwritten pattern Cut 3 rectangles2 circles2 cardboard circles Glue it in a circle (back flaps) Glue the flaps to the cardboard scrap. Glue the felt circle […]
Sight Words are the most common words your child will read. Incorporating sight words into your home will help your new reader. Sight Words are usually short little words like: at, it, the, of, and, is, saw, when. Many of them can’t be sounded out, that’s why they’re called Sight words. (get it? sight? I didn’t at […]
Fingerprint Dove Tutorial – This craft continues to be a huge hit in classrooms, homes, and communities. It symbolizes peace and many associate it with Martin Luther King, Jr. {If you are checking us out for the first time and like what you see you can subscribe here and get new ideas to use with your kids […]
Introducing my crafty niece Lauren! Name: Lauren Age: 8 Likes: Art and Ballet Dislikes: Soccer Be when you get older: Ballerina or Artist What’s the best thing about your aunt: That she’s crafty! (love that girl!) How I made the owl by Lauren Step 1 I painted the whole canvas pink and let it dry. Step […]
I LOVE this! Ces at Lollipops and Paper created these dessert tags. These would work out great at a party or a potluck! Thank you Ces for supporting food allergy families! Two other things to note for party planners:1. Have labels available from prepackaged food to share with food allergic friends.2. Desserts are the hardest […]
Bridget wasn’t about to be outdone by her sister, Maggie’s, awesome geoboard post, so her mom designed a super simple bird feeder for her to make. Supplies: pipe cleaner, Cheerios Directions: string the cereal, eat a little, string, eat a little, tie into a wreath, eat the rest! Adorn your tree and wait for the birds! […]
