Monster Hair Cutting is a simple activity that enables children to practice their cutting skills by cutting different types of lines of hair. Children...
Cute monster coloring pages are a fun and engaging activity for children and fans of whimsical creatures. These pages feature adorable monsters with big eyes,
Looking for a fun, Monster Theme for Preschool? These Play-Based Math and Literacy Centers and crafts are a huge hit with the kids.
Want to help your kids get better at writing? Then grab these Halloween tracing sheets and let them practice their prewriting skills!
This is a cute activity where ESL students have to draw monsters based on the description of the body parts on the worksheet.
Looking for a fun, Monster Theme for Preschool? These Play-Based Math and Literacy Centers and crafts are a huge hit with the kids.
FREE monster feelings cards! Monster feelings cards and games to teach and review feeling words and vocabulary for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten.
Cute monster coloring pages are a fun and engaging activity for children and fans of whimsical creatures. These pages feature adorable monsters with big eyes,
These DIY Yarn Monsters are a delight to make and the perfect kid's craft for some spooky fun with easy step by step instructions & photos.
Worry Group Art Activity: Help your students in worry group personify their worries by making a worry monster with watercolors and deep breathing!
Tubs of paint make me happy. So I was giddy to pull O's out this week when it was time to make a little craft for our upcoming lessons about "greater and less" in math. Who knew math could be such fun? Bleh. Last year, I pinned these "Math Munchers" from one extra degree: confessions of a teachaholic. In grade school, I remember making the < > marks, then drawing my own teeth on them. Sometimes, I even added 3/4 of a circle to make the signs look like Pacman. I'm sure I wasn't original in doing so. It made sense because Pacman would always want to eat the bigger of two numbers, right?! So would Math Munchers, of course. So I took a little of one extra degree's Math Munchers idea and, well, added some teeth. Using jumbo popsicle sticks, paint, glue, "googly" eyes and white construction paper (oh, and shipping tape - I'll explain that shortly), O and I set out to make some Math Monsters. O chose the color schemes and decided to make one red with green polka dots. He said he made it for his baby sister because poppies are red with green stems. A time-saving tip: Use the eraser-end of a pencil to make polka dots. For even tinier dots, use the "butt"-end of a small paintbrush or even the tip of a pencil - just wipe it off if you want to use the pencil again. I love how O's Math Monsters turned out: I cut triangles out of white construction paper for teeth. But knowing everything has to be durable around here, I needed to strengthen them up a little. Flouride wouldn't work. And I don't have laminating sheets on hand. I avoid contact paper whenever possible. Clear shipping tape to the rescue. It's simple: Just lay one piece down, sticky side up, lay down whatever small item you're wanting to protect, then lay another piece of the shipping tape, sticky side down, on top. Smash and rub together, and the tape serves as an instant protector and strengthener. (Is that even a word?) The "Equals-to" sign is connected by both halves of a smaller popsicle stick, which O painted white. We glued them to the back and then hid them from the front with (now strong and protected) teeth. I had to stop for a moment and question if my son is a genius when he insisted on placing the googly eye on the corner of his < and > monsters. I had envisioned the eye a little more toward the center of the top stick, which is the reason we needed two symbols - one for "greater" and one for "less." But his decision to put the eye where the sticks meet means we only needed one because < can flip to >. If you think about it, the way I had envisioned it would not have worked that way. Apparently, I'm not smarter than a first-grader. Now armed with an extra Math Monster, O gave his poppy-inspired monster to Poppi. She didn't want it. She just wanted her mom. I told y'all. I wasn't exaggerating. (But please note, for the record, she is wearing clothes.)
Are you exploring feelings with your preschooler? Add these emotion centers and activities to your plans! Great for preschool and pre-k.
Looking for a fun, Monster Theme for Preschool? These Play-Based Math and Literacy Centers and crafts are a huge hit with the kids.
Social-emotional activities have never been more important for younger kids.
This Monster Cookie recipe has been handed down many generations in my family. It was a favorite in my childhood during the Holidays and now a favorite of my own children as well. This cookie is easy to make and delicious to eat and makes a large batch so you will have plenty to share. Perfect for Halloween and Christmas.
In deze blog geef ik je suggesties rondom gecijferdheid bij het thema het Kleurenmonster.Tellen met concrete voorwerpenSplitsen met emoties- Een potje- Gekleurde dopjes (de emoties)Leg enkele ‘emoties’ op de tafel. Laat een leerling ze tellen. De kinderen mogen vervolgens de ogen dichtdoen. Een van de kinderen (het Kleurenmonster) mag evenveel dopjes in de pot doen als het aantal vingers dat de leerkracht opsteekt. De kinderen doen vervolgens hun ogen open. Hoeveel dopjes liggen er nu nog op de
15 hands-on one more one less games for preschool and kindergarten math centers and small group math activities. Includes games and optional worksheet.
Keep kids happy with these free printable monster play dough mats! Great for quiet time at home or as a busy bag on the go!
After the lesson on bilateral symmetry, we created these symmetrical monsters. With a piece of cardboard folded in half, scissors, glue, markers and a bit of imagination, each student have created …
Check out this free printable pack where your get to Create Your Own Monster! Download monster body templates and monster body parts!
On Monday, Alex Fitch from Panel Borders came to the studio to find out about the three of us who work at the Fleece Station. Gary Northfield had a meeting and couldn't be there, but Viviane Schwarz and I chatted happily to Alex about comics, picture books, gossip about Gary, and how we got…
Recently, my DH and my kids went to the Monster Truck Rally. In honor of this, I created a new Wheel School Tot pack - M is for Monster Truck. This printable pack is based on the printable packs from Royal Baloo. She has been my inspiration for this tot pack - thank you. I included the weekly plans for M is for Monster truck packed full of M activities. There are monster truck tracer pages.... a clothespin activity card... a monster truck sewing card... and some monster truck puzzles. I hope your tot loves the M is for Monster Truck pack. If you have any questions or problems, please let me know. I would love to hear from you if you download this pack - a little comment goes a long way. Thanks. Download M is for Monster Truck HERE. Graphics are from:
Here is a sample of some chalk pastel drawings I did. This was a free thought creative exploration. I love working with color and with crazy ideas. This was done on black paper. each one is 16" by 16". I call them the Floozles!!
Kindergarten artists read the book inspired by Paul Klee called, "The Cat and the Bird." We also looked at the images in the Paul Clay's book entitled, "Animal Tricks." We talked about the art elements of line and shape and used to them to create our own Paul Klee inspired cats. We also reviewed the art elements of shapes, lines and colors. We used shapes to draw the cats, lines to create a line pattern, and cool colors to use in the background. We used cool colors to create line patterns in the background. We reviewed warm and cool colors by putting images with these colors into a Venn Diagram on the board. We like to write our learning goal on the back of our artworks to share with our parents what we were learning about when we take our artwork home. Learning Goals; I can recognize some of Paul Klee's artwork. I can use lines to create a line pattern. I can find shapes in an artwork. I can separate warm colored markers from cold colored markers. I can create my own Klee inspired cat.
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