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This Adaptive Hooded Adjustable Long Sleeve Bodysuit boasts a cute and comfy design along with convenient adaptive features. Made of soft, cotton-blend fabric, this hooded bodysuit is designed with flat seams and no tags for a sensory-friendly feel that provides comfortable wear. Accented with a front kangaroo pocket, this hooded bodysuit also has crotch snaps at the bottom to allow for quicker and easier dressing and changing. Plus, thumbholes in the cuffs of the cozy long sleeves offer a comfy way to wear if desired. Cat & Jack™: Classics with an imagination of their own.

Amazing under the sea decorations. Perfect inspiration for your VBS, mermaid, or under the sea party. Make a coral reef, fish wall, seaweed. Entertain in style

You can find this full lesson plan in my 4th Grade Curriculum Lesson Pack HERE! I have had quite a few people ask me about the handouts I used to do this color value lesson: So here you go... Sorry that I cut of the word "white" on the left side when I copied it, but the kids still get the idea. You can always just re-write it on the original before copying. I also included a value shading handout that I use for colored pencil and pencil projects. Enjoy! [These are cell-phone photos of copies of the handouts, but they should print fine. I hand-draw most of my handouts and then make copies!]

The Ocean Cleanup aims to tackle 1000 rivers to stem 80% of the river plastic pollution flow to oceans. The Interceptor technology prevents plastic from entering the world’s oceans.

Battle of the Paddle knows no limits of age, athletic skill or physical ability By Andrea Papagianis A loud crack echoed from the Pacific as hundreds of st

With rising sea levels and incessant consumption of plastic, the state of the earth's oceans is rapidly deteriorating. Instead of discarding or...

Explore the ocean with this fun list of ocean crafts for kids. There are ideas for sharks, jellyfish, whales, fish, and more, that kids will love to make.

A 13th century military defense tower in Spain -part of a larger fortress that has long since been destroyed, originally built by the Arab kingdom of Nazari during their rule in Spain- resto…

Invitation To Create- Under The Sea. Great fine motor ocean craft for preschool, kindergarten, or elementary kids. Open-ended project allows for creativity- kids can make fish, octopus, or other sea creatures!

The Equipment revolution first took hold in the '90s with a line of fine-tuned performance runners. Now it's all about remastering the foundations of style. Designed in collaboration with Parley for the Oceans, these shoes have a knit upper that's built with yarn made with plastic reclaimed and recycled from coastal communities. - Knit upper for adaptive fit and premium natural feel - Parley tongue label - Comfortable textile lining - EVA midsole for lightweight cushioning - Recycled rubber outsole - This product is created with yarn made in collaboration with Parley for the Oceans. Some of the yarn features Parley Ocean Plastic™ which is made from recycled waste, intercepted from beaches and coastal communities before it reaches the ocean - Imported

I am completely CASEing this from a fellow cardmaker, Tommi, on the OWH facebook page. I thought it was so clever when I first saw it. I figured it would sit in the back of my mind for awhile UNTIL I saw these flip-flops at Michaels. I quickly snagged them with my 50% off coupon and came home to play. Once again, a GREAT use of scraps! And the "sand" is rice paper that my mentor Barb gave to me over a year ago. The whole card is mounted on white, which doesn't show well here but let me tell you... it is gorgeous in person! I tried other colors for the background but white just made it swim. Get it, swim... And so begins our plunge into summer...

Make a bouncy ball stamped pufferfish craft with your kids for an ocean themed art project! Blowfish are just so fun to make!

The salty air, the playful waves, the sand in your toes…the Ocean is our favorite playground. It is full of texture and sensory delights and fascinating animals. This Ocean Storytime is a little introduction to the amazing world happening under the sea full of texture, songs, read alouds, and lots of extension ideas from the […]

There Was an Old Mermaid Who Swallowed a Shark by Lucille Colandro is a fun ocean themed book! This adaptive and interactive book is perfect for all students. Adaptive books use simplified text and tactile additions to make each page interactive. Students will also learn sequencing, vocabulary, and retelling while reading. What's Included: -This product includes a 9 page printable adapted book. Other Products from Teaching Future Leaders: There Was an Old Lady Adapted Book Bundle Let's connect! I would love to hear how you are using my products in your classroom! Instagram: @_teachingfutureleaders Pinterest: @teachingfutureleaders Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Now you will receive updates when I post new products to my store! Get TpT credits by leaving a review! Go to your my purchases page, click provide feedback, type your review, and earn credits for future purchases! I appreciate your feedback ♡ Thank you! Copyright© 2023 Teaching Future Leaders

nagent, nagent, nagent, nagent, nagent... Nous avons utilisé une nouvelle technique trouvée sur le blog " du côté de chez Delph " (blog que je vous invite à visiter car on y trouve des idées sympas pour les tout-petits). Je n'ai ici utilisé que de...

When the temperature rises, nothing sounds better than a trip to the beach! To bring the ocean indoors, cool off with this amazing Ocean Process Art activity.

Thank you Elmer’s for sponsoring this post. All opinions expressed are my own. Today we're experimenting with salt, glue, and watercolors to create some colorful ocean art. You'll only need a few materials to create

these super cute ocean animal crafts are not only fun and easy to make with kids. These come with a free template and are a greaat way to teach

Ocean Science, Literacy and Math Investigation We've been very busy over the past few days learning about the ocean. I included a freebie from my ocean bundle and I'll be adding more pictures from out projects over the next few weeks. Check out my entire bundle below! Click to get the FREEBIE! Click HERE to get the bundle on TPT Here is a quick preview of my ocean bundle! Tons of fun activities! My students wanted to learn more about sharks, so I made a printable shark book for them. Enjoy! And don't forget to subscribe to my emails for weekly freebies! (click HERE to subscribe) and Follow me on Pinterest!

I saw this lesson on Pinterest and I've been waiting to do this project with a group -- and I FINALLY got the opportunity to with my art club! It took us two 50-minute periods before school to complete.... and I LOVE them! Day One: We start by wetting the backside of a paper bowl with water.. then use liquid watercolors to "tye-dye" the surface (wet-on-wet technique). Next each student colors (or "scribble-scrabbles) a coffee filter with washable markers (I only gave them primary colors). Once finished I came around with a spray bottle of water and sprayed their filters (this causes the ink from the markers to spread and mix). These were moved onto a plastic lid and then placed on the drying rack. Day Two: Students make a spiral cut on their coffee filters to make a long ribbon-like piece that will then be divided into four equal parts and used for the tentacles (taped onto the inner-sides of their bowl). Then I gave my kids a plain un-colored coffee filter - they cut this the same way (spiral cut). The white-ribbon is then cut into even pieces and taped into the inside-center of their bowl (for the oral arms). We then used white paper to make eyes for their jellyfish and these are taped on as well. Lastly, I came around and punctured two holes into the top of each bowl (with a sgraffito tool) and a piece of fishing line is strung through and tied (so the jellyfish can be hung up).