Are you looking for STEM challenges to do with unsual holidays? American Circus Day is celebrated on April 3rd! Can you build the tallest free-standing structure using circus peanuts? Circus Peanuts Structure Challenge Materials Needed: (per team) - one bag of circus peanuts candy - round toothpicks - sheet of cardboard for the base - ruler or tape measure This a really fun STEM Challenge that gets kids working to complete a fun and difficult challenge, students must build the tallest free-standing circus peanut structure! *This challenge is also part of a larger STEM Calendar Challenges for April Engineering bundle that includes 5 different challenges for holidays in April.
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Need a star coloring page to fit into your shapes lesson plan for your toddlers, preschoolers, or kindergarteners? You've come to the right place! This star coloring worksheet includes the word 'star' in bubble letters so your kiddos can color that in addition to the large star in the middle of page.
Free April 2025 calendar templates are available in printable and fillable PDF formats. Featuring blank and aesthetic designs with holidays.
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Celebrate a fun holiday every single day of the year with this National Day Calendar. Just print and display.
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In this post, we made Passover enrichment printables for you to use in your class or at Home. Select any coloring page or worksheet to print and give your kids…
The warmth of a sunny spring day brings out all of Mother Nature’s beauties. Celebrate spring by creating these delightful painted paper tulip gardens. Supplies Needed White drawing paper (90…
Today's Eric Carle book was The Mixed-Up Chameleon. After teaching the kids about chameleons (like how they actually change color according to their mood or temperature, not to hide!), I read the story and we got to work on our craft. When I made my example (above), I cut out two chameleons. But when I prepared the craft for the kids, I only cut one out. I traced a chameleon template (from a coloring sheet I found) onto a paper plate. I left little spots on the head so they would have some place to attach the neon wiggle eye. The kids took another paper plate and painted it with watercolors. I really like all the colors blending together. I was tempted to have them "paint" the plate with just water first, and then go over it with watercolors, but I didn't. Once it was dry, I found the center of the plates, used a scissors to poke a hole, and used a brass fastener to attach the chameleon plate on top of the painted plate. Then the kids could turn the plate to make their chameleon change colors! I didn't think it was a big deal if I just eyeballed the center of the plate, but if you are a perfectionist you might want to measure. If the fastener isn't in the exact center of the plate, when you spin the plates you will get this: Eventually the plates won't be lined up anymore. It didn't bother me or the kids, though. I'm glad I left a spot for the eye. I only wish I could have made the tail look more like it was curled up instead of just a ball, but I didn't know how. Fun Fact: A chameleon's tongue is often as long as its body!
First graders have been working on this painting the past few weeks. We are studying weather patterns and having fun learning new techniques with watercolor like blowing, dripping, and adding salt! Third grade is painting these fun jellyfish watercolor resists! I LOVE this Liquitex gloss Medium and Varnish!! It makes a great resist! We just painted this gloss medium right on the paper to create our jellies... We are using warm colors for the Jelly and cool colors+salt for the water I just LOVE the texture from the salt! One of the high school teachers in our district used the Liquitex Gloss Medium and Varnish to make these gorgeous multimedia watercolor resists for Dia De Los Muertos. They stamped the Gloss on the paper, drew their design, and painted over it. We are going to use this technique with our Sureal Self Portraits this year! Cannot WAIT!!
Stuck inside? Make it a real blast with this DIY pom pom shooter. Make a STEM pom pom launcher for indoor fun.
I curated these FREE Earth Day coloring pages just for you! I imagined the most beautiful parts of the earth and how best to celebrate.
Looking for an easy Earth Day activity? This coffee filter craft is quick and easy! Looks great displayed with writing!
Super simple craft for a DIY Paper Spinner, keeping the kids entertained this summer as part of the Make and Takes summer series Get Out and Play!
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Learn how to integrate art into your plant science activities by having students make chlorophyll paintings. Similar to leaf rubbings, this simple science based art project is a fun and creative extension for teaching kids about photosynthesis.
Print-and-go April Art Activities for Grades 3 to 7. Encourage creativity and discussion with these Easter and Earth Day Activities for April.
Try these 5 April Fools' Day pranks for teachers to play on students, including a free April Fools' Day test prank.
This free Earth template is perfect for kids crafts and activities. This PDF is perfect for learning about space or as an Earth Day activity.
Bust summer boredom at home, school, or camp with Squirt Gun Painting, an amazing art experience for kids of all ages.
April Smartboard Calendar I'm on Spring break, but lots of you have already had your spring break or you're anxiously waiting for it to b...
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Jesus, the Messiah, is He that was prophesied to come; the true King to reign for all eternity. Let us shout his praises with the people of old: “Hosanna in the highest!” There’s no need to look fo…
Open House is an awesome time to throw open our classroom doors and share our learning with parents, friends, and schoolmates! Here's a peek at a few of my favorite ideas to spruce up our classroom! One of my favorite things we do each year for Open House is our Welcome signs. I work in […]
Hello Friends. Do you do anything with your kiddos for April Fool's Day? Since it's just around the corner, I wanted to share an easy and fun thing that you can do with your class that takes NO PREP. NO. PREP. My favorite words, especially this time of year. Although I'm not in the classroom anymore, I home educate my own kiddos, and BELIEVE me when I tell you that I am dragging... no.. craaaawwwling towards the finish line. And that's just with 3 kids! April Fool's is on a school day this year. Our family is full of jokesters. We've had plastic wrapped toilets, water cups positioned to spill when cupboards open, fake emergencies...... you get the picture. I wanted to do something fun while not taking away from the learning that needs to happen during the day. That's why I'm pulling out my favorite resource for April Fool's again this year! My middle son loves gems and minerals so it was perfect that we read about pyrite and why it is called fool's gold. After reading it, we did a little comparing and contrasting on an organizer. We also had fun with our Fooling Facts! The idea here is that you follow "Prankster Pete" around as he travels around and messes up all sorts of grammar and math skills. I love this packet because there is something for everyone since it has 2 levels. My little one got to practice racing to 20 with addition and subtraction While my other one got to work with money and making change. We even reviewed some language arts I'm excited to use this resource again so that we can have some "safe" pranking during school hours. After school? Well, I can't promise that everyone will be safe from a house full of jokesters. I've already caught my kids Pinteresting some good pranks, so I'm going to need a few tricks of my own. :) You can grab a copy of my April Fool's Day resource here:
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Learn how to make this DIY kids chicken costume, which is made from two white feather boas, kitchen gloves, tights, and a pilot's cap that's crowned with a felt comb.
It's Five for Friday time with Doodle Bugs! It's COUNTDOWN time!! We are in our last quarter of the school year. YAHOO!! We are prepar...
When the schools closed a few weeks ago and we suddenly went into lockdown with the cornavirus, my thoughts went into overdrive as to what I could do to make a small difference in people’s lives at such as challenging and scary time. I threw myself into lots of illustrating to not only cope with my
Diana: My 4 year son, Dominic, is a lover of all things bug, and his favorite is the tarantula. He decided last April that he wanted to be a tarantula for...
Since I am not one to cook, much less prepare a meal ahead of time, I wanted to catch up on our back to school activities that we have done the past few weeks. Bare with me as I let the pictures do most of the talking. Here are a few of my favorites to …
