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֎ ABOUT THE PRODUCT ֎ Download and print a great fun game for kids, family, school class, daily care, or for the party. Simply make a hopscotch game that children love, with which they learn and develop motor and intellectual abilities. The set includes 24 types of stations in 20 colors: black, light grey, dark grey, yellow, Indian-yellow, orange, red, light blue, blue, dark blue, light green, green, dark green, light pink, pink, light purple, dark purple, light brown, dark brown and other. You can combine them and make paths with different levels of complexity (see the instruction). • Instruction - Printing, playing and 12 layout ideas by levels • Single Hopscotch (FILLED) - one hand or foot on the page • Single Hopscotch (OUTLINED) - one hand or foot on the page • Double Hopscotch (FILLED) - two hands or feet on the page in 8 positions • Double Hopscotch (OUTLINED) - two hands or feet on the page in 8 positions ֎ DIGITAL DOWNLOAD ֎ This digital download includes: 4 PDF files in letter (8.5" x 11") size with 480+ pages. You can shrink it on A4 size. • Black and white shapes - 1 PDF file with 24 pages • Color hopscotch - 480 pages in 2 PDF • Instruction - 1 PDF with 5 pages This is a digital file so no physical items will be sent. ֎ HOW TO PRINT ֎ Choose paper: cardboard, normal, self-sticky paper, or on printable vinyl. Print the images at home or in your favorite printing store. You can also laminate the material. We print this on normal paper and fix it to the floor with tape. If you play a one-line or two-line layout, you don't have to fix the paper to the floor. The movements you can make next to the paper. Then you can change the layout of images faster and easier. If you want to use this for the outdoor games, you can paste it on cardboard, cut it out and make stamps with colors. ֎ HOW TO PLAY ֎ Once you have arranged the floor layout, stand in line and try to go through it to the end. You can also turn on the stopwatch, and then the winner will be the one who reaches the finish line first. ֎ SIMILAR PRODUCTS ֎ * HANDS & FEET Sensory Path • Hopscotch for preschoolers (Landscape orientation) https://www.etsy.com/listing/835619184/hands-feet-sensory-path-hopscotch-for * Traffic light hopscotch https://www.etsy.com/listing/765456128/traffic-light-hopscotch-sensory-path * 1-100 Numbers hopscotch https://www.etsy.com/listing/775150957/1-100-numbers-hopscotch-sensory-path ֎ INSTAGRAM ֎ I like to see how you and your child enjoying your new learning resource! You can tag me @psychoscreen1 ֎ LEGAL DETAILS ֎ This printable is intended for personal use only. Not for commercial use or for resale. You may not copy, alter, or share these files or some parts of files. Each file you purchase may be printed as many times as you like for your own personal use. They can be used for children in school classes that you teach or in some clubs. This includes use for your own family in homeschooling activity. You may give printed copies as gifts or party favors. Thank you!
The summer may be over, but the outdoor fun doesn't need to be! The end of summer means less pesky bugs out and nice cool temperatures. This is perfect for bonfires, hayrides, and movie nights! Movie nights, in particular, are a great way to get friends and neighbors together for some simple relaxing fun. If this sounds like something you'd like to do, grab some popcorn and read on to learn how to build a DIY PVC outside movie theater! Making your own PVC movie theater is easy and inexpensive, costing much less than pre-made projector screens. PVC materials are also durable, so you will be able to reuse your DIY PVC theater countless times. Another fantastic PVC quality is its lightweight construction, meaning your PVC theater screen will be easy to set up and put away. Check out these three comprehensive DIY guides and get the best value on PVC materials right here at PVC Fittings Online! 1. Easy DIY Outdoor Movie Screen (The Shabby Creek Cottage) This guide is fairly basic, but allows you to make an effective and extremely portable DIY PVC theater projector screen. It consists of a simple frame made up of 1-1/2" PVC pipe and fittings. This build uses wide legs to stay standing, but this alone may not be enough to keep it standing if the wind picks up. You may need to invest in some strong stakes! This PVC theater has a 7' x 6' screen, making it significantly larger than a standard TV screen, despite being the smallest of the screens on this list. Below is a list of PVC materials needed for this project. 1-1/2" Sch. 40 PVC Pipe 1-1/2" Sch. 40 PVC 90-Degree Elbows (2) 1-1/2" Sch. 40 PVC Tees (4) PVC Cement Continue reading →
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Again we were rewarded with another project from master animator Glen Keane. Always an inspiration, Glen has again created another piece of work motivated by his passion for the arts I have posted some images of frames from his beautiful new short film ' Nephtali ' Below is the description that was posted online with the short. Also, I have posted the link to the short at the bottom of Glen's drawings. There is so much appeal in his drawings, the subtly, the emotion, the strength. Beautiful work that can only inspire. ======================================================= The legendary Disney animator Glen Keane, who invented characters such as Ariel, Tarzan, Pocahontas and the Beast, perfectly remembers his first encounter with the Paris Opera : as he was sitting in a nearby café, he could not stop drawing “the most beautiful building I had ever laid eyes on”. Dancing has always inspired his art which circles around the creation of movement, and he was excited to lift the curtain and enter a world which seemed even more magical than the performances on stage. His film “Nephtali”, which refers to Jacob’s blessings and Psalm 42, was born from the comparison between the grace of a dancer and that of a deer. In a choreography which Glen created with Marion Barbeau, he depicts the journey of a soul that is drawn towards a higher power, fights a struggle and is eventually liberated. By using both film and drawing, Glen Keane and Marion Barbeau manage to overcome the constraints of gravity and attain the freedom towards which a dancer’s body and spirit always aspire. - Glen Keane
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Do your students crave a set schedule? If so, use these FREE printable class schedule cards in your classroom! You can use these class schedule cards to keep track of your activities and lessons throughout the day! This resource includes: - 3 choice time cards - 2 circle time cards - 1 nap card - 1 breakfast card - 1 snack card - 1 lunch card - 1 outdoor play card - 1 art card - 1 theater card - 1 soccer card - 1 dance card - 1 science card - 1 learning center card I created this resource to use in my own classroom and I hope you can use it in yours too!
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Hi bloggers, today I am reporting back on my first children's party that I helped a friend prepare for and I'm going to share with you all the different decorations and party ideas we used. As you can see in the picture above, Alfie played the part of Willy Wonka at his 6th birthday party and the table in the background is just a glimpse of the food and decor that went into this party! Let's start from the beginning with the design of the invitations..... Each of these tickets were an invite to each guest to really get them into the theme of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Next lets look at the range of party decorations we used. First up is the backdrop to the table which are the gates to Willy Wonka's factory. For this I used two A1 size sheets of paper and each piece acted as each side of the gate. From the ceiling we hung some spiral decorations that we found in the Pound Shop and also hung some birthday bunting along the top. Balloons wrapped in cellophane were scattered across the ceiling (must use helium to create this effect), a good/bad egg sign was stuck to the wall with gold painted eggs in front of the scales. Sweets and wrappers were also scattered across the walls with balloons hanging out as gobstoppers from one wrapper. We wanted the children to be able to create their own inventions and therefore prepped an 'Invention Table' with arts and crafts materials. A sweet doorway was created using lollipops and string. We also created a photobooth area for the children to dress up and take photos, the crazier the better. A range of props were set up on the table including a masquerade mask, big glasses, blow up guitar and a mini Willy Wonka hat. Me and Bobbie posed for a few shots ourselves before the party (to test it out of course!) So what about all that food on the table........ We wanted everything to have a crazy Willy Wonka theme so I designed some labels for the drinks bottles to read 'Wonka Pop' and 'Fizzy Lifting Drink'. I also made some food picks with Willy Wonka on to place on different food items. Lollies were collated together in painted pots with umbrellas. Bobbie made some white chocolate lollies using a smiley face chocolate mould. Food such as marshmallow cones, chocolate teddy bears and a chocolate fountain were also available. A lot of sugar!!! I also made labels for other items such as 'Wonka' Chocolate bars and 'Magical Lifting Bubbles'. Party bags were also designed as a thank you from Mr Willy Wonka! A real life Oompa Loompa also made an appearance at the party! Blowing out the candles at the end of a spectacular party. This post was a little different to the vintage inspired projects I usually post but my love for anything Party/Wedding has really taken off on Pinterest and when I had the chance to help my friend plan a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Party I couldn't resist. So these our my first steps in the party planning direction. Don't worry I will of course still be posting about new projects I've designed and upcoming workshops. However if you need a bit of help and inspiration with an upcoming party, give me a shout, I would love to offer any guidance I can or simply check out my Pinterest page. Photos from this event will be available on Pinterest to add to your party inspiration boards.
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