A fantastic collection of crafts, recipes and activities for celebrating the King's Coronation with Kids with themes based on Union jacks, castles and ...
The Queen 's youngest grandson James, Viscount Severn was comforted by Mike Tindall outside Westminster Abbey today for the Queen's state funeral as he said farewell to his 'Granny'.
Ms Bartoli made the announcement while providing commentary at the men's singles final at Wimbledon between Novak Djokovic and Italy's Matteo Berrettini for BBC Radio 5 Live.
Make learning about england FUN for kids with these super cute, FREE Engalnd coloring pages for kids of all ages to read, color and learn!
The four-year-old made his Easter debut
Des activités pour les enfants sur Londres et l'Angleterre: coloriages, bricolages, vidéos... pour occuper les enfants en voyage ou à la maison!
This Print is made from my original Oil Painting: "Lady in yellow". I painted the original based on my sketches from Royal Ascot Racecourse in England, during the famous and glamorous events in June.
Fancy a cup of tea or fish and chips as we learn about England for Kids? Learn about Windsor Castle & Big Ben with these England Printables.
Are you planning a north Norfolk road trip? Here is our route, from Cromer, via Sheringham, Wells-next-the-sea, Hunstanton and beautiful places in between.
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Well hello there, your majesties! Long time, no bloggie'ness. I know you might have been expecting some Parisian photo-heavy post but, to be honest, I'm kinda overwhelmed by just the thought of downloading all two million of the photos that I snapped. And that was of the Eiffel Tower alone! So you're gonna have to wait for the European Vacation Slide Show and check out these amazing first grade self portraits. Cuz they're royally awesome, dude. This project involved many mini-lessons as most of my projects do. I just can't seem to do a weaving project or a lesson on symmetry. No, it's gotta be a self-portrait-drawing-, symmetrical-crown-making-, textured-paper-weaving-, analogous-color-mixing-, and pattern-designing- kind of montage. Wanna attempt a project that involves that many steps? You sure you can handle this kind of party? Cuz it ain't for the short attention-spanded. But if you and your little friends are up for the challenge, here's how we went about mastering these pieces: Week 1: As you may recall, as it's mentioned every blog post, I only hang out with my wee artist friends 30 minutes, twice a week. So I'm going to break this down by week. Now this lesson was apart of our unit on the United Kingdom. After a chat about their monarchy and a close look at several paintings of royalty of the past, the kids were introduced to the idea that they'd be portraying themselves as kings and queens. This was met with the usual squeals of delight that one only hears when teaching the littles. To start, we used 8 1/2" X 11" sheets of paper, traced a head shape in pencil, added a neck and ears and proceeded to paint using colors that matched our own skin tone. Once those dried, we used oil pastels to create out likeness. That's after a pretty extensive how-to-draw-a-self-portrait chat, of course. Week 2: Once the oil pastel self-portraits were completed, they were cut out of the small sheet of paper and glued onto a clean sheet of 12" X 18". Once glued down, the kids used mirrors to check out their 'do and painted hair onto their self-portraits. For the boys, hair painting, as we called it, took all of two seconds. But for the ladies, well, let's just say we enjoyed the beauty salon time. During the second half of our weekly art lesson, we used metallic paint to paint and add texture to small 6' X 9' pieces of colorful construction paper. Week 3: With our fancy paper, we created a loom for weaving. To do this, I have the kids fold the paper in half and fold a small crease at the top open edge. We have a mini-math lesson that involves cutting the paper almost in half, making sure to stop at that top crease. We then proceed to cut the paper almost in fourths and then eighths. Once the paper is unfolded, it creates a loom. The following art class was spent weaving on our looms. Week 4: Crown making! This proved to be a bit hit with the kids...and it also helped me empty out some contents of my storage closet. After cutting out their preferred crown shape (the kids were given three different crown shapes to trace from), they added foamy shapes to create their design. They were informed that they only had two rules to follow: the crowns had to be symmetrical by shape and they could not stack more than three shapes on top of each other. Once complete, crowns were spray painted gold and more foamy shapes could be added on top. Week 5: We began the process of putting it all together. Crowns were glued atop heads. Weavings were glued under chins. Sleeves were added with rectangles of paper embellished with metallic oil pastels. Fancy collars were coffee filters folded in half with the center circle cut out. And necklaces were created with construction paper and metallic doilies found in my storage closet. Week 6: Finally, we began to approach light at the end of the tunnel. The kids were given water soluble oil pastels. They were asked to use two analogous colors and create lines that radiated from their self portrait. The following day, water was painted over their line drawings and their masterpieces were complete. Finally. I don't know if you noticed, but some of the kids took liberties with the coffee filters, creating fancy sleeves. And some of the ladies added earrings with the metallic doilies. Who am I to deny royalty of their magnificence? I do believe the kids fave part of this project is when I passed their work back. I called on the kids as "Your Royal Highness" and "His/Her Majesty" to which they always giggled, curtsied or bowed. And who can blame them? After all this hard work, they are most definitely Kings and Queens of the art room.
He's largely grown up away from the limelight - but James, Viscount Severn, has recently been taking on a more public role on a string of engagements...
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This "All About England" booklet can be used for a very basic country study in lower elementary grades! Each page contains a basic fact and related illustration. All graphics are in an outline format so that it's ready to be colored like a mini-coloring book. This coloring booklet gives all the general/basic information about England, including: -geography -Royal Family (ruled by King Charles III) -flags of both England AND Great Britain -capital city of London (famous sites) -British foods/drinks -most popular sport (Football) -money system (pounds) -castles -Royal Guards/Bobbies -British lingo -blank page for favorite facts PLEASE NOTE: In order to protect the intellectual property of myself and the other artists who's fonts, borders and graphics are used in this product, all downloads are only available in a fixed PDF format. All booklets are written in English and editable versions of this product are not available. Please make sure and view the item preview carefully before downloading! :) Thank you so much for your understanding! Happy teaching! ****Check out my store for additional country booklets! Booklet bundles are available, as well, at a discounted price!****
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The conflict between monarchy and Parliament had its origins in Charles I's belief in the Divine Right of Kings. The English Civil War was really three wars fought between 1642 and 1651.
There are many great walks in Cambridge! Here are the 5 best walks in Cambridge (Don't miss these walks on a Cambridge trip!)
If you’re on the Yorkshire coast and you’re looking for all the incredible things to do in Scarborough then you’ve come to the right place! “Are you going to Scarborough Fair?” Is probably the time
This guide to places to visit in Kent, UK has the top things to do and see in Kent. The beautiful Garden of England is worth a visit.
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This post seeks to make justice to one of the most underrated cities in England by presenting 6 reasons why everyone should visit Birmingham.
Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis are growing up so fast!
Only an hour outside of London, here is what you should be doing on your next day trip to Canterbury, England.
Queen Elizabeth worked as a truck mechanic in a women's branch of the British Army before she became Queen. She died on Thursday at the age of 96.
A few days after visiting Oxford, it was time for Cambridge to also give us some insight into its university history. Founded in 1209 and consisting of 31 constituent colleges, Cambridge University is consistently ranked among the Top 5 Universities in the World. Apart from visiting the colleges, there are plenty of other things to see
Henley is half–sporting event, half–garden party, with a rigorous dress code and a daily tea break in the afternoon.
This painting is from the collection of Lord Hastings. It appears to be yet another variant of the Master John full-length portrait.
The future king told the England players to "bring it home" in a video message posted to Twitter hours before they take to Wembley to face Italy in the Euro 2020 final
Royal Coronation Crafts for Kids Unleash Creativity & Learning. Discover engaging and easy-to-make Royal Coronation Crafts for kids!
Royal Marine Statue outside the Marines Museum Portsmouth - HDR
A comprehensive guide to the best things to do in Bucharest, Romania, covering great places to visit, nightlife and more!
