Paper pumpkins are easy enough for kids to make but so pretty the grown ups might want to make some too! Get step by step photo directions.
Looking for painting ideas for kids? I have 25 easy and fun painting ideas that can be done at home or in the classroom!
This packet includes onomatopoeia picture cards, posters, and pages to create a booklet. Three recording sheets are also included: draw cards and write words in ABC order, use words in sentences, and write a story. Print on card stock paper and laminate for durability. Contents: 48 Picture Cards 1 Colored Picture-word poster 1 Word poster colored 1 Word poster B&W – Fill with colors Booklet : Cut the pages in half and staple them together to create a booklet. Students write a sentence or short story about the picture. ♥♥♥Click HERE to view my Part of Speech Picture Cards Check the following links to view my other ELA packets: ELA Worksheets and Activities ELA Picture Cards ELA Writing Prompts
K is for Kangaroo - a fascinating preschool lesson kids will love. Make a kangaroo craft, play a kangaroo hopping game and see a joey video.
2016 Sharing Time Outline Theme: "I Know the Scriptures Are True" March 2016 Sharing Time Topic: Heavenly Father Speaks to Us through His Prophets March 2016 Scripture: “What I the Lord have spoken, I have spoken, … whether by mine own voice or by the voice of my servants, it is the same” (D&C 1:38). March 2016 Song: “Stand for the Right” (CS, 159) March Week 1 Topic: Prophets speak for Heavenly Father. FREE PDF DOWNLOAD OF PRINTABLES Preparation: Prayerfully study and think about what the specific needs of your primary are and how you can teach them this doctrine. Sharing Time Instruction: Begin sharing time by placing the following pictures on the the board: Noah, Nephi, Moses, Joseph Smith, Moroni and Enos. Ask the primary children the following question, "If I was going to go somewhere far away from my home and my father wanted to to talk to me and give me some instructions, what are some ways he could do this?" Some answers could be: He could send a messenger, he could call me on the phone, he would write me a letter, he could send me an email, he could come and visit me, etc. Explain that we really did leave our home, Heaven, and travel away from our Heavenly Father. Invite the primary children to share some ways that Heavenly Father can give us instruction. Answers might include, (He gives us the scriptures, he speaks to us through prophets, he answers our prayers, etc.) Show the primary children the scriptures, ask the children what they are? Explain that in the scriptures are words or instructions given to the prophets from our Heavenly Father, for us. Show the primary children the week's theme poster and invite them to recite, "Prophets speak for Heavenly Father". Explain that this week we are going to discuss the messages and instructions given to those prophets in the scriptures, next week we will focus on the more recent prophets. On the table in the front of the room have a mail box. (See the instructions below) Beforehand place some envelopes inside which have the following scripture references: Noah: Genesis 6:12-22; Nephi/Lehi: 1 Nephi 2:1-7; Moses: Acts 7:30-34; Joseph Smith: Joseph Smith- History 1:14-20; Enos: Enos 1:4-9; Moroni: Moroni 10:1-5 Invite a primary child to come up and open the mail box and pull out one of the envelopes and open it (you might want to just seal it with a sticker, so it is easy to open). Invite them to read the scripture reference. For Senior primary they can have a scripture chase to see who finds the scripture first, then can read it. For Junior primary it can be a scripture chase among the teachers (the kids can help them ;)). When the scripture is found, have that person read the scripture. Then invite the primary child who chose the envelope to place the scripture reference underneath the picture of who it would go with. Discuss the scripture as a primary and point out what message it is that Heavenly Father sent to us through that prophet. Invite another child to come up and continue with the above steps until all prophets messages have been discussed. Share your testimony on Prophets speaking for Heavenly Father. Messages from the prophets: - Noah: God loves His children, when we are living righteously we will be protected and blessed. He is also a God of justice and can not tolerate sin. - Nephi/Lehi: The message would be of Obedience and Gratitude to our Heavenly Father. Lehi obediently left all behind except for his family and when they had stopped to pitch their tents he gave thank to God. - Moses: God is mindful of our Afflictions and is there to help deliver us from them. - Joseph Smith: The message is that of the restored gospel. God and his son Jesus Christ both appeared to a young boy in the latter-days. We learn to both God and Jesus are two distinct beings and that the Savior is the son of God. We learn that if we ask in sincere prayer that our prayers will be answered. - Enos: We learn of repentance and forgiveness. We learn that God is merciful. We also learn to think of our brothers and sisters and the desire for their welfare. -Moroni: We learn that if we read and ponder over the Book of Mormon and then come to Heavenly Father asking in faith that He will let us know of the truthfulness of the scriptures by the power of the Holy Ghost. How to make a mailbox: Want more Ideas that could be used for this week.... LDS Sharing Time Ideas for March 2015 Week 3: There is safety in following the prophet. LDS Sharing Time Ideas for March 2015 Week 4: God speaks through prophets. LDS Sharing Time May 2014 Week 1: God speaks to us through prophets. LDS Primary Sharing Time May 2014 Week 4: The prophet speaks to us at general conference LDS Sharing Time May 2014 Week #3: My family will be blessed as we follow the prophet. LDS Sharing Time May 2014 Week 2: The prophets in the scriptures are examples to my family. LDS Sharing Time Ideas for March 2015 Week 2: Prophets testify of Jesus Christ LDS Sharing Time Ideas for March 2015 Week 1: Prophets are called by God. LDS Sharing Time Ideas for October 2015 Week 1: Following the prophet will help us come unto Christ. Family Home Evening on the First Presidency Message: "Follow the Prophets" Click this link for past Sharing Time post: LDS Primary Sharing Time Ideas ***Basic ideas for this sharing time came from the 2016 Outline for Sharing Time, you can find a link here: 2016 Outline for Sharing Time
Dive into the joy of jungle crafting with your kids with our Handprint Parrot Craft activity. We use vibrant card stock and their adorable handprints!
Using white card stock, scissors and some glue, Horst Kiechle created an anatomically-correct model of the human torso with removable organs. Now you can too!
3rd Grade Chalk Cupcakes This lesson was inspired by Wayne Thiebaud’s art. I tie it in to lessons on values
Start out your 2024 new year with a one of a kind cat calendar print! 10pt card stock print Single sided 11" x 17" sized perfectly for photo frames or hung as is. maofriends Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Maofriends Instagram @maofriendss Online Shop: www.maofriends.com
Welcome to my blog. Today I want to share a technique that is an oldie but goodie. The wax paper resist technique. It works amazing with distress inks. This tutorial will be featured on the Distress Ink Technique page on facebook. I am one of the admins and we take turns to post a tutorial on there every monday, the technique of the week :-) Well let me explain this particular technique. You will need an old iron to do this technique, or one you don't use for your fancy clothes ;-) This is what you need: an old iron, two pieces of card, a piece of wax paper and an embossing folder. Oh and an embossing machine obviously lol. I dry embossed the sheet of wax paper using an embossing folder and a piece of card to add more pressure. Here you see the pattern embossed in the wax paper. I cover the front and back with my pieces of card stock, and put this sandwich inbetween two sheets of cheap copy paper. You iron over the cheap copy paper to get the wax to melt onto the card stock. It goes very quickly. I put my iron on the highest setting and just move it over the sheets a few times. You can barely see it, but the wax print is on there! Trust me ha ha ha. See, I told you it was there. Here you see the difference between the embossed and the debossed side of the wax paper imprint. Left is the embossed side and on the right the debossed side. I inked over it with stormy sky distress ink and an ink blending tool. I turned them into two christmas cards with some embellishments and stamped sentiment. I stuck the card onto a card blank after I trimmed it to size and inked the edges with some walnut stain distress ink. I had this ATC laying around for ages, so I decided to use it as a card topper. Then stamped my sentiment in black and after that completely dried, I stamped it again but with embossing ink and heat embossed it in silver. On this card I stamped the sentiment in archival ink and after it dried I wrapped some baker's twine around the card stock befor I stuck it to the card blank. I added a little red jingle bell to give it a more festive look. I painted a wooden snowflake silver and adorned it to my card and it is done! Thank you so much for taking the time to have look and I hope you are going to give this technique a try :-) Have a great day, and keep your craft on ;-) Take care, Freddie Xox
This easy cubism art project teaches children how artists transform everyday objects into geometric shapes. Great for third graders, all you need are marker
So far in our Ultimate Guide to Card Stock, we’ve covered sheet size and paper weight, color and finish, and printing and finishing. In the final installment of our five-part series, we will dive into the different ways you can use card stock in graphic design, marketing, and paper crafting.The…
Here's Van Gogh's Chair to go with Van Gogh's Sunflower 3D lesson. Again, thanks Anne from Use Your Coloured Pencils for inspiring this idea with her Van Gogh Pop-Up Chair lesson. Each student was given one black paper and 2 white papers. First step we did was place 2 whites evenly in center of black paper, then folded up the bottom of the papers all at the same time. (I think the paper was 5x7" and we folded up 3"?) After that, cut two slits in one white paper on the fold to make pop-up chair seat. Then we drew and colored chair and background on first white paper, then drew and colored floor and wall on white paper with slits cut for chair. Then we drew floor and wall on 2nd white paper in area that shows through the back, when white papers are placed on top of one another. Last, glue white papers onto black background. Example of front white paper and background white paper. Below is what they look like when placed on top of one another. The little chairs looked so cute on the book shelves in the classroom:) Thanks bunches Flamson 6th graders!
Paul Evans Greetings Cards: ‘Winter Blues’, Paul Evans, acrylic on canvas, 2023. Also available as part of the Paul Evans 'Magic Hour' Greetings Card Collection. Blank inside, so suitable for birthdays, anniversaries, and all occasions. Dimensions: 140mm by 140mm (square). Printed on 300gsm FSC approved Invercote card stock using high quality inks to retain the colours of the original image. Each card is supplied with a white laid envelope, so you can share them with friends and family.
As many of you may know the Islamic calander is based on the cycles of the moon, hence the Lunar calendar. This was the inspiration behind our name, Lunar Learners. So to honor the upcoming launch of Lunar Learners first 3 books in The Prophet Series, we will be sharing a few moon related crafts.
We love 3D paper art at our house and this 3D paper lizard is a fun and artsy craft for kids. The easy lizard template is included and with some brightly colored card stock paper, you’ll have an adorable paper reptile that can be used as a fun gift tag. If you like working with…
If you have a Cricut Joy machine but are not sure what to start creating be sure to check out this list of great Cricut Joy beginner projects.
Learn how to make your own DIY scratchboard for use in art projects, cards, and more!
A fun alligator card for you today – isn't it amazing what a few punches and some card stock can turn into?! This card features the stamps set "See Ya Later" which is only available through Monday, March 31st. Have you gotten yours yet?! It is free with a $50 order! I used the ... Read more
The home improvement store is a great place for art inspiration! Learn how to use aluminum tape and yarn to create a fun art project for kids.
Here are 3 card ideas to use up your leftover paper scraps. In this video I show you how to make each card along with some other helpful tips.
This hand illustrated print was inspired by the Pacific Northwest. While foraging in this region is bountiful, chanterelle season in specific is anticipated by many along the coast. Chanterelles are a delicious addition to any meal, but make sure to watch out for those fake chanterelles. Lots of mushrooms can be poisonous. Paper: Printed on 130# matte white card stock Artwork: Black Print Size: 8x10 inches (a standard frame size) *Print does not come framed*
Symmetrical butterfly painting art project for kids. Use our free printable shape template to create a monarch or blue morph butterfly
Based on: Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh Submitted by: Jennifer Nordyke Grade Level: Pre-K, but can be adapted to older children Materials: Black Construction Paper White Card Stock Blue Paint Ye…
All of these lessons I switch around each year when I add a new one in. The popsicles were the
Third graders have also been learning about art from India. They looked at examples of dhurrie rugs and created their own with cut paper and yarn. -Dhurries are flat, woven rugs used as floor coverings. -They've been made for centuries in India. -They are made with bright colors, simple designs like stripes, geometric shapes. -They are woven out of camel and goat hair. -Royal families would use dhurri rugs to decorate the floors of their palaces.
Mother's Day Crafts for Kids: Mother's Day Preschool Ideas, Elementary Ideas and More on Frugal Coupon Living.
Leaves outline printable is a helpful resource for nature enthusiasts, educators, and art enthusiasts alike. This printable provides an accurate and detailed outline of different types of leaves, allowing users to engage in a variety of creative and educational activities.
Join me for today's Folio Flip Album Tutorial where I share how I created this cute Folio with Recollections card stock and Colorbox paper.
Your child can make believe that he's a scuba diver with this DIY scuba diver mask. Color and cut your own scuba mask with this creative worksheet.
To make the Bird of Paradise punch art, all you will need is the Two-Step Bird punch. Punch 2 pieces of Pacific Point card stock as seen in the above picture. Next, punch out 2 Pumpkin Pie and 1 Old Olive birds. Cut these pieces on the lines in the picture above. Sorry, the lines did not come out too good. Here are the pieces that you will need to make one flower. I used the sponge dauber and various inks to shade the edges of each piece. The following pictures will show you how to assemble the flower: Trim the excess off from the lower edge of the flower. Here is a picture of the finished product... a Bird of Paradise flower!
