Sold by  Create your own from scratch  Shape: Square Stickers Create custom stickers for every occasion! From special mailings and scrapbooking to kids’ activities and DIY projects, you’ll find these stickers are great for so many uses. Add your own designs, patterns, text, and pictures! Dimensions: Available in 2 sizes: Large: 3" L x 3” W, 6 stickers per sheet Small: 1.5" L x 1.5” W, 20 stickers per sheet Printed on white acid-free paper Vibrant full-color, full-bleed printing Scratch-resistant front, easy peel-and-stick back Available in a matte or glossy finish Choose between 7 different shapes

Hey there, plant-loving pals! Can we all agree that being a plant parent is both rewarding and a little like detective work? You know, trying to decode those mysterious plant signals and decipherin…

Learn about fingerprinting for kids & play detective! Fun ideas for a CSI or spy party or science activity for preschool & elementary ages!

Turn after-school time into an exciting spy adventure! Learn how to create and decode secret messages with fun, easy activities for kids. Perfect for sparking creativity and mystery.

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Learn about fingerprinting for kids & play detective! Fun ideas for a CSI or spy party or science activity for preschool & elementary ages!

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One of my favorite science experiments to conduct with my students (and theirs as well!!) is to make lava lamps. They are really simple to make and are a great way to get kids excited about science! Here's how to make a lava lamp in 3 groovy steps.

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How to create hidden messages and pictures using invisible ink and the science of oxidation!

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Find fantastic resources for teaching inferences (with free mini lesson). The resources are ideal for 4th graders but also features ideas for grades 1-3.

The detective and his trusty hound follow the scent to the next crime scene. Their matching plaid capes (modeled after the attire of Sherlock Holmes) are sewn from inexpensive suiting fabric with a simple pattern. Earflaps made from cloth and bias tape transform a pair of black baseball caps into a deerstalker hat.

Father's Day is right around the corner! And surprise, surprise... Chuck and I have yet to make hubby a gift or a card. (I've been pretty sick lately, so I've totally been off the ball with crafts. Ack.) Last year we made these super cute Father's Day Cards. This year... well... it might just be a chocolate bar and a doodle. (Sorry hubby!) But I still have a cute Father's Day card to share. This super-secret spy card would be great for older kids to make for dad. Kids create their own ciphers and codes. Then, dad decodes the message on Father's Day. Neat, right? You even turn the dials to find out the code. So. Cool! You can find a video for this Super Secret Father's Day Message Card on PBS today! (And if you need more tips on how to make the cipher work, check out my comments down in the comment section!) Let's keep in Contact! You can always find fun ideas on my Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter accounts! (Or subscribe to my email mailing list by filling out the pink bar at the top of your screen.) Happy making, friends!

Anatomy is the study of the structure of human, animals and plants. Now Introduce your child to anatomy with these 10 free printable anatomy coloring pages.

Become a Word Sleuth! Word of the Week Detective Theme Poster and Worksheet. This product will give you the opportunity to highlight a new vocabulary word in your class every week while covering a variety of skills. Refer to it every day and encourage your class to use the word throughout the week. This product includes: - Word of the Week poster to display in the classroom. - Word cards that you can edit and type in your chosen words. -Student worksheet that they use daily and covers a variety of skills. I use this to introduce academic vocabulary! I pick a word and we do something with the word every day while covering a variety of other skills. Monday: Dictionary work! Dictionary definition, guide words, parts of speech, syllable count and practice writing the word 3 times each. After Christmas I have the students write the words neatly in cursive. Tuesday: Work on synonyms & antonyms for the W.O.W word. Wednesday: They use the sentence in context and identify what type of sentence they wrote. They can draw a symbol to help remember the W.O.W word or draw a picture for their sentence. Thursday: By Thursday they know the meaning of the word and they can write a definition in their own words. Friday: They rate their understanding of the word and tell me how they might use this word in reading and in math. I use Larry Bell’s 12 power words, academic vocabulary that I feel my kids need help with and I pull from the Tier 2 words.

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The Gin Gimlet is a wonderfully refreshing mix of gin, lime juice and simple syrup. Here’s how to make one at home.

In the Zone Card deck is a multi-use deck and has been designed to assist clients in becoming aware of their emotions to enable them to self regulate. This card deck comes complete with 4 instructions cards on how to use them, from a weekly check which can make completing ROM forms more engaging or using them as a card game to explore feelings. This card deck includes- 16 feeling cards, organised into the Zone of regulation colours. 24 Detective cards to explore each feeling 4 How to use cards The cards have rounded corners which feel much nicer in the hand and come in a burlap bag.

This DIY Invisible Ink is a great way to entertain your kids and have fun with household science. Kids will love making it and watching it disapear! It’s so simple you probably have all the ingredients already in your cupboard! For more summer kids crafts check out my tutorials on how to make oobleck. Let’s get…

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The detective and his trusty hound follow the scent to the next crime scene. Their matching plaid capes (modeled after the attire of Sherlock Holmes) are sewn from inexpensive suiting fabric with a simple pattern. Earflaps made from cloth and bias tape transform a pair of black baseball caps into a deerstalker hat.

Welcome to our second day of The Picture Book Party: Five Books in Five Days, running in conjunction with PanMacmillan South Africa and Walker Books UK… Day 2: Where’s Wally? The Magnificent Mini Book Box While some books require sitting around and munching on hot chocolate desserts, other books require action… and Where’s Wally books …

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Uncovering the Tools to Study God's Word The Bible should be more than stories that kids hear about once a week. We want kids to fall in love with the Bible, study it, and allow it to impact their lives. This series will give your kids an understanding of WHY they should study the Bible along with the HOW of putting it into practice. In Bible Detective 8-Week Children’s Ministry Curriculum, kids will understand why studying the Bible is important, and be given the tools to do it. _______ Bible Detective Lessons Overview: Memory Verse: “I spend time thinking about your rules. I consider how you want me to live. I take delight in your orders. I won’t fail to obey your word.” Psalm 119:15-16 (NIrV) Lessons: Always On The Case Scripture: Deuteronomy 6:1-9, Love the Lord God's word is not supposed to be something we just learn about at church once a week. It is meant to be a part of our everyday lives: something we study, something we talk about with others, something that we think about and try to live out every day. Objective: Kids will learn that God's word should be a part of everyday life. Looking for Clues Scripture: Proverbs 4:1-7, Get Wisdom & Matthew 7:7-12, Ask, Seek, Knock Sometimes when we read the Bible, we have questions. Did that really happen? Why did that person do that? What does that verse mean? We should not be afraid of questions. Asking questions – to God, to teachers, to parents, and to ourselves – will help us grow in our knowledge of the Bible.  Objective: Kids will learn that studying the Bible is about asking questions and seeking answers. Follow My Lead Scripture: 1 Samuel 3:1-10, The Lord Speaks to Samuel Samuel was one of the great prophets of God, sharing the words of God with others. But when he was young, he relied on the priest Eli to teach him and help him learn to understand God's word and his voice. We can reach out to wise men and women and ask for their help in understanding the Bible.  Objective: Kids will learn that others can help us understand God's word better. On Your Own Scripture: Luke 5:12-16, Jesus Heals & Luke 6:12-16, Jesus Chooses the Twelve Even with all of the preaching that Jesus did and the miracles that he performed, Jesus always made time to get away from the crowds and spend time with God. In studying the Bible, it is important that we carve out quiet time to be with God and let him speak to us.     Objective: Kids will learn that it's important to make time to be alone with God. Eyewitness Story Scripture: Psalm 119:9-16, Loving God's Word & John 14:26, The Holy Spirit The Bible says that the Holy Spirit will remind us of everything that Jesus said. But how can the Holy Spirit remind us of what we don't know? We memorize God's word – hiding it in our hearts – to help us understand the Bible. The Holy Spirit can then bring these verses to our minds in times of trouble.    Objective: Kids will learn that memorizing God's word is one part of studying the Bible. Observe and Report Scripture: Psalm 19:7:14, The Law of the Lord For those who are able to write, one solid method for studying the Bible is to “Observe, Interpret, Apply.” When you read a passage of the Bible, write down what you observe. Now, write down what you think it means, what God is trying to say. Finally, write down how you can apply it to your life.  Objective: Kids will learn that we should try to apply God's word to our lives. A Fine Mess You've Gotten Into Scripture: 2 Timothy 3:14-17, Using Scripture The Bible is special. It is God's word. But that doesn't mean we should keep it on the shelf, looking new. The Bible is meant to be opened and studied. We can use a highlighter to mark up passages that mean something special to us. We can write in the margins things that God is saying to us. When it comes to using your Bible, it's okay to make a mess. Objective: Kids will learn that the Bible is to be read, and studied and used.  Undercover Scripture: John 1:1-18, The Word The more we learn God's word, the more we see that there is so much to learn. As we study, we find that there are always new things to see and deeper places that we can go. We are detectives, working to uncover the deeper meanings. As we study God's word, we learn that it all leads us to Jesus, the Living Word of God.    Objective: Kids will learn that Jesus is the living Word of God.   _______ Each Lesson Includes: Make It Stick! Parent Sheet - so you can let mom and dad know what kids are learning each week and look like a rockstar teacher who's thought of everything. Memory Verse - so that you can make sure kids are getting Scripture in their minds and hearts every single week and you can feel like each lesson was a success even when it seems like 90% of your lesson time is spent saying things like "calm down", "let's be quiet", "hands to yourself!" Skit or Puppet Show - so you have a way to easily connect the lesson with your hands-on and visual learners. No drama team? No problem! Just hand the script to the kids. They'll have a blast and think you're the coolest. Craft Activity - so you can give kids a physical reminder of the Bible lesson (and give yourself an activity to keep them busy until mom and dad come back!) Game - so kids don't leave and say church was BORING! Games are so important to help keep kids engaged. Our large group games always include a "What's The Point" section to help you connect the game to the lesson. Large Group Lesson - so you can present the Bible story in a clear and fun way, which means now you can enjoy Saturday nights instead of stressing over putting a lesson together! Small-Group Discussion - so you can find out who was paying attention and who was talking to their neighbor.  Just kidding, this is a great way for you to build deeper relationships with your kiddos after each lesson, which means you're going to care about them so much you'll cry like a baby when they graduate and go to middle school :( More! - Yes, there is even more than all of that so that you can easily put together the perfect lesson for your ministry each weekend, which means no more agonizing over how to adjust complicated lesson plans.  About This Curriculum: Perfect for kids ages 6-12 8-weeks Includes large group and small group resources This curriculum is an instant download Download a free sample here   _______   Guaranteed to Be Awesome! 100% Money Back Guarantee. Our Children's Ministry curriculum is guaranteed to be awesome. If you don't absolutely love this curriculum, just let us know within 30 days and we'll give you a full refund, and a big hug. No questions asked. Check out our collection of Children's Church Lessons for more great curriculum series for your Kids Church or Sunday School.

Detectives arrive at a crime scene and lift fingerprints from the murder weapon. They'll use these oily markings to catch their criminal. But how do they match the print to the killer?