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Why these colors? This got me thinking about the Red, White and Blue USA colors meaning. Here's what I came up with... I researched these colors because I w
Add this History of the American Flag informational poster set to your American History studies. You’ll receive these in full color and black/white. Shrink them down for interactive notebook inserts, mini books, bulletin board decor, hall displays, or as a quick coloring page to accompany your read-aloud. Students love these note pages because they provide just enough new vocabulary and ideas to engage but aren’t overwhelming. CLICK HERE to save 30% on this resource in the American History Poster Set! Topics Covered: Francis Hopkinson Betsy Ross George Washington Mary Pickersgill British Flag Union Jack Grand Union Flag 13 Colonies Flag Etiquette War Flags Iwo Jima Apollo II Pledge of Allegiance On each page, you will notice keywords in bold. Use these words to search for books and videos to further deepen the conversation about the topic and create a well-rounded social studies lesson. Terms of Use Copyright © Project Based Learning with Elle Madison. All rights reserved by the author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. This means it is for ONE teacher. Additional licenses may be purchased by the original buyer at a discount. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this JPEG are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY.
One of my favorite 2013 shoes was the Hubig's Pie shoe because it was so much fun to riff on an iconic NOLA logo. So I've been thinking more and more about other NOLA iconography that might be fun to play with, like the Sucre Shoe and the K&B Shoe. I've also been working on a white and green Cafe du Monde shoe, but naturally it's going to read "Cafe du Muses" instead. As I wrote about here, I first tried doing a green base and adding white stripes, but it wasn't working out. So on take 2 I started out spray painting white paint as a base, then did three coats of white (Martha Stewart glitter, color is I think called "crystal"). When I did these three coats, I mixed the Mod Podge with a little white paint to help get a really clean white base. The interior is Recollections, color "espresso" (though I'm thinking of it more like coffee with chicory...). I started adding green stripes, still have a lot of green to add, but it's easier to add green than white, so I'm going slowly to minimize frustration. The heel and sole will also be green. I started working on the lettering to transfer (again, Recollection "espresso" glitter), first attempts shown below with the in progress shoe: When I'm working on lettering to transfer, I'll do a couple of versions of each bit so I can pick the best once the paint and glitter dry: here I did "Cafe Du" three times, and the "us" in "Muses" six times because it's tougher to get right, as it's not part of the original phrase.
Ready for some American history? Print these US Presidents coloring pages, showing the people who have served in the highest office of the United States.
Ein luxuriöser Bürostuhl, der moderne und Vintage-Einflüsse perfekt miteinander verbindet. Der Stuhl ist mit strapazierfähigem Kunstleder bezogen und verfügt über eine Rückenlehne mit Knöpfen und rautenförmigen Steppnähten, die ihm einen hochwertigen Look verleihen. Die elegant geschwungenen, gepolsterten Armlehnen ergänzen die weiße Rückenlehne und den weißen Sitz perfekt. Dank des Schwenkmechanismus und der Höhenverstellung lässt sich der Stuhl leicht an jede Arbeitsumgebung anpassen.
George Washington was our first great American President. Serving as president from 1789 to 1797 he was one the United States Founding Fathers. The holiday we call Presidents Day was originally known as Washington’s Birthday. You can learn more about George Washington here. Download and print our free George Washington Coloring pages for your family […]
Veterans Day: A celebration to honor America’s veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good. Veterans Day is observed every year…
Introduce patriotic symbols for Kids with this reader to read, color, and learn about the USA for kids of all ages!.
Kids will have fun learning about the European country GERMANY with these free printable coloring pages that teach and are fun.
Colour in the Spanish flag with our printable colouring page. It's just one of many flag colouring pages here at Activity Village!
Learn about the US presidents with cute President coloring pages. Includes interesting facts on American Presidents from George Washington to Joe Biden.
This simple coloring page features President Obama in front of the American flag.
The 4th of July in USA is a day of celebration as it marks the Independence Day of the great nation. Check here 15 free printable 4th of july coloring pages
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Kids will love making a PVC Tepee and their own FREE reader in this fun, hands on Native Americans Plains Tribes Lesson for elementary age kids.
(image adapter from here) When you review the original 13 colonies, have them color in the New England Colonies, the Middle Colonies and the Southern Colonies and create a key. Oh and the answers.... New England Colonies: Main (part of Massachusetts), New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut Middle Colonies: New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware Southern Colonies: Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia (image adapter from here) This is great for Cycle 1, Week 19 review or even for tutors during class!
Download this free Pledge of Allegiance printable in PDF format. It includes the complete words of the pledge and the official United States flag (the American flag). The scroll down to see the history and how the pledge has evolved from it's original version to the modern Pledge of Allegiance of our one Nation under
Whether you are looking for flag colouring pages, printable flags, flag jigsaws or flag crafts, we've got it here! All of the projects below are excellent methods to familiarise your children with the flags of the world - and of course are also useful for learning about countries, international celebrations in schools, or supporting your country or country's team in sporting events.
George Washington was our first great American President. Serving as president from 1789 to 1797 he was one the United States Founding Fathers. The holiday we call Presidents Day was originally known as Washington’s Birthday. You can learn more about George Washington here. Download and print our free George Washington Coloring pages for your family […]
I'm in the middle of my "Symbols of Canada" unit with my Grade 1's. It has been a learning experience for me, as I haven't taught Grade 1 since I was a student teacher, but it has been really fun! I'm enjoying bringing in resources for my kids all about Canada and British Columbia. Last week, I showed them "O Canada" from Ted Harrison, a Canadian painter who recently passed away. I love Harrison's paintings. They are full of colour and his style is so distinctive. As a class, we discussed the images in the book and pointed out Canadian landscapes and symbols. This week, I brought in "S is for Spirit Bear" by G. Gregory Roberts and Bob Doucet. While Ted Harrison's book has a lot of images of Northern Canada, "S is for Spirit Bear" focusses on British Columbia. It is an Alphabet Book of B.C. with beautiful illustrations by Bob Doucet. We live in B.C. and my students could relate to a lot of the images in the book. Anyone who lives on Vancouver Island will recognize the next image of the BC Ferries. I live in Victoria - B.C.'s capital city. We are on Vancouver Island, off the west coast of Canada. My kids were very excited to tell us all about their experiences taking the ferry to Vancouver, to visit family, and to other destinations. We've also been working our way through a Canada booklet I created (that you can download for free here). The booklet has 8 pages altogether, with information about the RCMP, Canadian coins, totem poles, and other symbols. This week, we completed the following page. We discussed the maple leaf and the beaver as important Canadian symbols. We also talked about where we could find these symbols (on money, on the flag, etc.). When the students were finished their page, we made beavers for a class display. I made one as a demo, using heart shapes for the face, nose, and teeth. Their beavers turned out adorable! This is how the display looked when it was finished. I have to say, I was nervous to go down to primary, but it has been a lot of fun. I'm only with this class on Fridays, and I'm sad that we only have 14 Fridays left until the end of the school year. It doesn't seem like much time at all!
Well here in the UK we've had an extremely long weekend due to the Royal wedding on friday and also today being May day(another bank holiday!). We had a very laid back friday! We got dressed up in our finery and I decorated the lounge with bunting and paperchains. I bought a flag for the monkey, but he only managed to have it for 5 minutes before he broke it and then started to assault people with the stick!! Here he is with his flag and his smart jacket. He appears to be missing a sock too!We watched the wedding with grape juice in hand and then afterwards ate an english picnic lunch of sandwiches and scones!-and my patriotic cupcakes! I made my bunting, having been inspired by all the banner dies and stamps around at the moment! I started by trying to find a union jack outline...and couldn't, so resorted to my trusty Digital Scrapbook artist, which is my version of photoshop! I then cropped it to be banner shaped, and printed off a few copies. I couldn't decide if I should use my promarkers, or pencil, so I did both! I decided that I prefered the promarkers for this, so printed off 6 more and coloured them too. I used my trimmer with its wavy blade to cut them out, and stuck them to some cream card. After punching out the corners I tied with small amounts of navy blue and white ribbon! They look super cute on the mantle piece!!! Feel free to use my union jack image and the banner templates!
