Surprise your favourite vintage lover with the gift of style using our new Outfit Mystery Box Gift Cards! Perfect for that person who loves the vintage style but you don't know exactly what to get them. After purchasing the gift card, the recipient can purchase one of our best selling Vintage Outfit Mystery Boxes with it. They can select styles, specify favourite brands, choose colour preferences, and let us know their sizing. We'll then put together a head-to-toe vintage outfit and ship it to their door for the perfect gift!
Your child will love creating with these alphabet lego cards, they are a free printable download.
A full colour printed 4x5.5 inch card featuring an abstract watercolour frog. Printed on 80 lb card stock, both inside and back of card are blank. Comes with one quality sealing envelope in a cellophane sleeve.
Create an adorable set of paper cats. There are 7 different cats to make either in full colour or colour-your-own. Some of the cats are based on pure breeds, others are cute, mixed-breed "just cats". This papercraft is super simple, involving basic cutting, folding and gluing skills. It's been designed for ages 6 and up (but older kids will love it too). Light card stock to print on is recommended for sturdiness. This digital download product includes: - Printable instructions with photos - 7 cat templates in full colour - 7 colour-your-own cat templates - the file saved as a PDF in US Letter format
Kids absolutely love these snap cube number and pattern activity cards! They are such a great idea to use to help teach numbers and patterns, as well as gross motor skills. Snap cubes make an excellent addition to all centers, and are fantastic boredom busters!
I ❤️ Numicon. The tactile and visual element it adds to number is fantastic. At the moment in Reception we are really just at the exploration stage, so I’ve but putting the numicon out with t…
Hand printed linocut 6x6 inch card with cream envelope. Blank inside for your own message. The good quality card is available in two colours, white or brown, with a cream envelope. This is an original design carved into lino which has been printed using black ink and hand coloured using acrylic. Each card is printed individually and so very slight variations might occur in the ink. These cards make great general occasion, birthday or Easter cards and also look great in a small frame after their message has been appreciated. Thank you for supporting independent artists
Looking for an interesting way to practice multiplication arrays? These real life arrays task cards are a great way to make multiplication fun and relevant.
Handprinted A5 Cowboy art print If you'd like to add a Ziggy mount to your order click here. Yee-haw! These miniature prints pair perfectly with my decorative mounts. Printed by hand onto smooth ivory card, each art print has the unique markers of a handmade print. Choose from 3 colours. Follow these links for questions about:Shipping - Framing - Returns Design: CowboyColourway: Green, Navy or RedSize: 14.8 x 21cm (A5)Hand Printed by Sarah in London, tonal/ink variations are all part of the charm!Printed on British-made ivory 300gsm card.Carefully packed for safe shipping, in plastic-free packagingDesigned, Sourced, Printed and Packed ethically in the UK
School has begun again and kids are faced with a new grade level, consisting of new academic challenges. My son is now in Grade 3 and in Canada's school system, that means Multiplication Tables!We decided to try to get a head start over this past summer with learning them, and after much research, we created a method that has proven to work!This new method is using special flashcards that I created and designed myself. The cards are specifically colour coded to organize each fact and make memori
This Australia Animals Printable Pack is aimed at young children and is filled with fun literacy and math activities with an Australian Animal Theme.
An one colour print with a more family friendly theme, for a change. (Out of diabolical pleasure, I sometimes make unsuitable holiday designs rather than normal ones). In the background:Studio, Coffee corner, NRC handelsblad.
Goal setting is an important skill, and if we teach goal setting for kids and make it fun, it can become a good habit for life. Many schools now run through a goal setting exercise at the beginning of every school year and school term, with regular reviews along the way. You can do the same, or of course you can set some goals with the kids yourself at home. Whether you choose to use our Goal Setting resources at New Year, Back to School time or perhaps even the beginning of every month, we hope you will find some fun and inspiring printables below! Why should children set goals? Feeling in control is an important part of feeling happy and confident. Regular and careful goal setting can help children feel that they are taking control of their own behaviour and working towards something; having a positive impact, no matter how small. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Lao-Tzu Be careful to keep the goals realistic and measured. Start small! Some supervision might be necessary here, as the last thing you want is for children to set goals that are just too high and impossible to reach. It doesn't necessarily help a child to boldly declare "I will play football for Chelsea". Instead try "I will work 15 minutes every day to improve my football skills by practising ball control". Think about the time scale for your children's goals. Many people like to set an end-date to make their goals "measurable", and if you are working on goals in a school-setting this may well be appropriate. I have found, however, that a time-scale can put children - especially younger children - off. Young children find it hard to understand the concept of time. It can be more effective to set a simple goal which can be "ticked off" every night before bed, which has the added benefit of teaching children how to instill a good habit. "I made my room tidy before I left for school" or "I got everything ready for tomorrow before bedtime" can be useful skills - and goals, too! It does not matter how slowly you go so long as you do not stop. Confucius Think about what might get in the way before you start. If your child has decided that they want to read a book a week, but you know they spend most of their reading time watching television instead, the time to point it out is when the goal is being set. They might even include it in the goal itself. "I will turn off the TV 20 minutes before supper so that I can spend that time reading instead." Show children how to break down their goals into smaller steps. A child that wants to be prime minister one day might start by trying out for class representative, or signing up for public speaking practice after school. Look out for goal-setting opportunities. When a child starts a sentence with "I wish I could..." or "I wish I had..." - there's a possible goal to work towards at the end of it, even it just means some careful saving up of pocket money for the lastest video game! Try to encourage co-operative goals rather than competitive goals. Some children might want to "come first" in all their tests. Perhaps a better goal would be "to score over 80% in all my tests". That way, the outcome is something that they contribute to and, at least to some extent, achieve by their own hard work. Make sure kids choose their own goals - not just try to please others! If you are working with your children to set goals, it can be tempting to "help" with your own ideas - especially if you have a reluctant child! Try hard to elicit a goal from the child rather than impose your own. Remind children that they don't have to achieve all their goals! Goals are something to work towards and aim for. Falling short isn't necessarily a bad thing, if we keep moving in the right direction. Remind kids to learn from their slip-ups and road-blocks. Keeping a record of goals set and tracking how children work towards them can help with this. Aim for the moon. If you miss, you may hit a star. W. Clement Stone Explore Our Goal Setting Printables...
It takes a village to raise a child, let us be a part of yours with our NATURE colour flashcards ♡ Please note that this is a digital download, no physical product will be shipped. ************************************************************ Our nature colour flashcards can be used in a variety of ways to support different learning styles and stages. Different activities that can be conducted using our nature colour flashcards include: colour recognition, colour sorting, comparing colours to other objects around the room or unleashing your creativity through drawing or painting; these cards provide a comprehensive learning resource that grows with your child’s skills. In addition to their educational benefits, our nature colour flashcards also offer wonderful opportunities for language development. Engage your child in conversations about the colours encouraging descriptive language and fostering their ability to express themselves. This can expand their vocabulary and communication skills in a fun and engaging way! ************************************************************ Our set of 11 colour flashcards features 11 colours with beautiful nature themed illustrations matching the colour. ☆ Colours Included ☆ - Red - Yellow - Blue - Green - Purple - Pink - Orange - Brown - Grey - White - Black ************************************************************ ☆ What's Included? ☆ 1 x PDF document with a link to a google drive containing: - 11 straight edge & 11 curved edge flashcards 7.5cm x 12cm (4 per page) - 11 straight edge & 11 curved edge flashcards 10.5cm x 17cm (2 per page) ************************************************************ ☆ How to Download ☆ After you have finalised your purchase, you will receive an email containing a download link! Alternatively, you can also find the download under " Purchase and Reviews " on your Etsy account. After downloading the PDF file, this will contain a link to access a google drive to download the files from. If you have any questions or need any help, please contact me and I will be able to help! ************************************************************ ☆ How to Print ☆ This product is designed to be printed on an A4 page. For best results, I like to use 200gsm cardstock and laminate to increase durability. Please keep in mind, the colours shown on the screen may print slightly differently depending on printer quality. You will receive lifelong access to the PDF so can reprint the flashcards as many times as you want! ************************************************************ Please keep in mind that these products are for personal use only. You are not permitted to alter, share, or reproduce any of these files. ~ Daisy Village Kids ✿
Sentence Types Posters: These clear and colourful posters can be printed and displayed in your classroom to support students’ understanding and use of simple, compound and complex sentences. Conjunctions Posters and Bookmarks: Coordinating conjunctions poster (with and without comma): This poster outlines the seven coordinating conjunctions (using the acronym FANBOYS) Subordinating conjunctions poster: This poster outlines the seven coordinating conjunctions (using the acronym FANBOYS) Bookmarks of how to use FANBOYS and ISAWAWABUB conjunctions for your students to keep in their writing books. Conjunction Wall Display: FANBOYS and ISAWAWABUB Conjunction cards and sentence example cards to create a wall display. PDF print and go available Editable PowerPoint available to add your own sentences.
Integrate math and art with these symmetrical pattern coloring cards. This is a great math art project that kids love doing!
Toddlers love learning new things! Try this easy color card set to help with color recognition and reinforcement. Free Printable for Toddler.
Surprise Dad on his special day with a Free Printable Father's Day Card. These printable colouring cards are an easy and fun way to make a unique and personalised Father's Day card that Dad will treasure. Download your favourite design and get colouring to create your own handmade card.
Celebrate a joyful children's birthday with a colorful concertina caterpillar fold out card. Artist: Susie Hammer for Wrap Dimensions: 11cm x 14.5cm (folded) & 54.5cm x 14.5cm (unfolded) / 4.3" x 5.7" (folded) & 21.45" x 5.7" inches (unfolded) Packed with a lavender envelope in a clear biodegradable cello bag Lined section to write your message Printed in the UK on high quality FSC-certified uncoated stock, using vegetable-based inks
‘Flower Garden’ Gustav Klimt, oil on canvas, 1907. Also available as part of the Gustav Klimt 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.
DIY Portable LEGO Kit with 24 Free Printable Activity Cards
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Michelle Wooderson challenges you to a 31-day painting commitment. This art project is easier — and smaller — than you think.
A4 Animal Colouring page A fun packed sheet to colour in! Featuring lots of my woodland animal Illustrations! This is a digital download and will be sent to your email address. Not a physical item that will be sent in the post. Once you receive the pdf file to your email I suggest you print it out on good quality white paper/card. This file is FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY! This cannot be distributed for commercial use or be resold as a print.
Do you remember playing with magnetic or wooden shapes when you were little? I had a set of wooden shapes in different sizes and colours which could be used to make all sorts of pictures and patterns. This is my DIY version, which I made for my class recently as we've been learning about shapes. I started with seven or eight sheets of colourful paper and being very lazy, I cut the shapes out mainly freehand and holding the whole bundle together at the same time! The only shape I didn't cut freehand was the circle as I find I can never get a perfect circle, they just get smaller and smaller as I keep cutting, trying to make them perfect. This pack of paper was from Lidl for £2. What a bargain! After cutting the shapes I laminated them. I have a little laminator at home for doing school bit and pieces (supermarkets sell them for around £10). Then I made up some ideas cards by creating pictures with the shapes and taking photographs of them. When the children at school make their own pictures and designs, I'll take photographs of them too and increase the box of ideas cards. Shapes are great for all sorts of learning including.... Colour and shape recognition Sorting for size, colour, shape Making patterns Making repeating patterns Creating pictures and art You can also discuss properties of shapes such as whether they have curved or straight lines, number of sides, corners etc... Here are some of the other picture card ideas I made. Repeating patterns Create pictures Create art!
For something amazing as the Olympics, we need an Olympic DIY, right?? I love watching them ans my whole family is counting down to the opening ceremonies. And as always, I love to combine things
Pull Out Birthday Card: I always like to make my own birthday cards for friends and family, but this time I wanted something different. So I got the idea to make a pull out card. Let me show you how to make your own!
Basic Colours guide Poster printable up to A2 size Add information in a pop of colour to the classroom!
