A wrap-up of Summer Camp 2023!
A wrap-up of Summer Camp 2023!
A wrap-up of Summer Camp 2023!
Check out the bonus projects made by our camp counselors! Click on the individual photos for project instructions. For instructions on how to make Jennifer McGuire's projects, click HERE to watch her video.
Set upi a DIY science camp for kids! Make rockets, zip lines, candy houses baking soda potions and pH indicators for an awesome summer of science
This Contra Costa city of 130,000 people is preserving its history while enticing visitors to stop and stay a while.
Check out the bonus projects made by our camp counselors! Click on the individual photos for project instructions. For instructions on how to make Jennifer McGuire's projects, click HERE to watch her video.
Apple cider vinegar will work, although has a certain flavor that tends to creep into the Concord grape flavor, so you'll have to decide if you want apple flavor in your shrub, or to keep it purely grape. I generally use white vinegar. There's a recipe for a cocktail after the instructions which uses the shrub, but it can also be enjoyed in a glass with sparkling water added and an orange or lemon twist, if you'd like.
Welcome friends! Today I wanted to share with you the cards I created using the July 2024 release from Concord & 9th. I created the introduction videos to the bundles for the Concord & 9th …
Hello Gnomies! It’s been awhile since my last post, but I’m back on the blog! Today marks FOUR YEARS since Gnome Decor launched! We’ll be celebrating Gnome Decor’s birthday …
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I went to C9 Summer Camp 2023 hosted by @Concordand9th last weekend. In this article, I'll review the event for you & share the cards I made.
A wrap-up of Summer Camp 2023!
"I had but three chairs in my house: one for solitude, two for friendship, three for society." from "Walden" by Henry David Thoreau Photo of Thoreau House at Walden Pond, Concord (MA), March 2008, by Ron Cogswell using a Pentax Optio A10. IMGP0497
I promised more LDS girls camp ideas and here they are--even though girls camp is over for many of you. Oh well. Pin it for next year! Thes...
Three more cards featuring products from the In the Classroom: Color Edition event put on by Concord & 9th!
Pool noodle structures are fun and easy to build. This simple engineering activity is also an inexpensive idea for STEM learning. Get creative and build!
A recap on my experiences with Concord & 9th Summer Camp 2022.
Introducing the Concord & 9th Just Calling Die Set! Get ready to dial up some nostalgia with this fun and versatile set. Construct a classic rotary phone with ease and add an interactive element to your projects by turning it into a spinning card, revealing a parade of happy greetings and images. The dies are etched to assist in creating the moving element, ensuring seamless crafting every time. Coordinate these 13 pieces with the Just Calling Stamp Set for endless creative possibilities. Whether you're creating cards, scrapbook layouts, or other paper crafts, this die set is sure to add a touch of retro charm to your creations.
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A wrap-up of Summer Camp 2023!
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.
Student Author Showcase Robot, robot, what do you see? I see a cloud go past me. {I see a rocket flying by me} {I see a planet passing by me} {I see an alien walking by me} So proud of my authors! Name Rocket Blocks The Sun This is a paper plate/bowl activity the kiddos do with their 4th Grade Reading Buddies {aka assistants}. Prior to our visit with our Buddies, we make an anchor chart about the Sun {sorry I forgot to take a picture}. Then each kindergarten gets 5 blank note cards and has to write a fact about the sun on each card {I give more note cards to my more advanced writers}. The "assistants" make sure the kindergarteners are using their best handwriting, keeping spaces between words, and begin with an uppercase/end with the appropriate punctuation. The kindergarteners can then put their note card facts in the back of the sun and wear around the school. I usually send a message to the staff letting them know to stop a student in the hall and ask them about the sun {they eat all this attention up}. Here are some of our kindergarten sun experts: Describing the Sun I give each student a precut circle & have them cover it with torn construction paper. I dilute glue on a plate and let the kiddos use their fingers {who doesn't LOVE glueing their fingers together???}. We brainstormed words that described the sun {again, forgot to get a picture of the chart}. Then they picked five words and wrote them on the page below. I am so very proud of the progress my students have made and continue making. Next week we will cover the moon & stars and of course our home planet, the Earth. Have a "stellar" week!
