Unlock the Creative Potential in Every Child with Our Grade 3 Art Book! Welcome to a world of color, creativity, and inspiration with Learning In Sight's Comprehensive Art Lessons for Grade 3. This book is designed specifically for grade 3 students, offering a year-long art curriculum that connects young learners with master artists while encouraging hands-on creativity. What’s Inside: 10 Detailed Art Lessons Inspired by Master Artists: From Piet Mondrian’s geometric abstraction to the vibrant collage work of Eric Carle, each lesson introduces students to a new artist and their unique style. Lessons are carefully crafted to be developmentally appropriate for third graders, focusing on key elements of art such as color theory, symmetry, and texture. Monthly Art Centers: Keep creativity alive all year long with our monthly art centers, including seasonal projects like winter snowflake symmetry, Valentine’s Day heart weaving, and Earth Day recycled art. Each center is designed to reinforce art concepts while allowing students to explore their artistic abilities in a fun and engaging way. Step-by-Step Instructions: Every lesson comes with clear, step-by-step instructions, complete with materials lists and tips for successful implementation in the classroom. Whether you’re a seasoned art teacher or new to teaching art, you’ll find everything you need to guide your students to artistic success. Visual Arts Curriculum Aligned: Our ebook is aligned with the Ontario Visual Arts Curriculum, ensuring that each lesson not only inspires creativity but also supports the educational standards you need to meet. Student-Centered Approach: We believe in nurturing curiosity and igniting insight in every child. Our lessons are designed to be student-centered, encouraging self-expression and individuality while building foundational art skills. Why Choose Learning In Sight? At Learning In Sight, we are committed to providing top-quality educational resources that save teachers time and engage students in meaningful, hands-on learning experiences. Our art lessons are developed by veteran teachers with over 55 years of combined experience, ensuring that every resource is both practical and inspiring. Ready to Inspire Your Students? Download the Comprehensive Art Lessons for Grade 3 today and bring the magic of master artists into your classroom! Let’s create a year of unforgettable art experiences together.
How do you infuse the teaching of reading skills and strategies? If you use a basal reading series, you most likely focus on one skill and strategy for a 1-2 week period. Even if you don't use a basal and find your own texts to use, it's a great practice to focus on re-teaching and reviewing comprehension skills and strategies. They're all so interrelated anyway. When I teach reading skills and strategies, I like to display a poster on our class focus wall. This lets anyone who walks in the classroom know what we're targeting at the time, and is also a great reminder for students. Even better than that, I have the same posters available to students at their desks. I don't start the year with a full ring of cards because that would be overwhelming, but I do give students a card to add to their rings as we go over it. I find students referencing their comprehension rings often during their seat work, independent reading, and even group work. We use these during small group time as well. To use these cards, I print them (they come 4 to a page), laminate, cut them out and hole punch. The students do the rest. I know it can be tedious to laminate these bad boys, but I want them to last all year. Plus, it's a great task for my parent volunteer! There are the posters we use throughout the year. They're bright and fun, meaning they draw attention to themselves--which is the point! You can find these posters as well as mini-posters in my TPT store. They're bundled together as well for a discounted price!
What can we make with 10 Black Dots? QUIZLET GRADE 1 QUIZLET BASIC ART VOCAB QUIZLET ELEMENTARY ART FLASHCARDS COLOR SONGS!!! We will be discovering the Art El…
Learn about Japan for Kids with this printable book to read, color, and learn about Mt Fiji, charming gardens, and sushi without leaving home!
This is an 8 page supplemental set with an answer key to accompany "A Fine, Fine School" by Sharon Creech. This is a story from the © 2014 3rd grade Journeys series by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt as Unit 1 Lesson 1. The components of this MINI PACK are included in the ULTIMATE PACK for this story. Please do not purchase if you already own the Ultimate Pack. Click here to check out what else is included in the Ultimate Pack for this Lesson. This includes: Vocabulary Definitions (1 page) Vocabulary Memory Match (1 page) Vocabulary Test (1 page) Classroom Conversation (1 page) Story Structure (1 page) Text to Text Comparison (1 page) Story Comprehension (1 page) Story Comprehension Answer Choices (1 page) Answer Key (1 page) To see how I use these Journeys Supplements in my own classroom, download the Guide to Using Journeys Supplements for free. Please check out the PREVIEW before purchasing! Thanks for looking! Feel free to check out my blog!
There are SO MANY fun methods for teaching area and perimeter that keep students active, moving, and engaged; here are my favorites.
There are SO MANY fun methods for teaching area and perimeter that keep students active, moving, and engaged; here are my favorites.
We have recently wrapped up our summative watercolor project, called "identity maps". Students learned to express aspects of themselves usin...
DESCRIPTION Discover the magic of Dakar, Senegal with this captivating travel poster. From stunning landscapes to cultural gems, this design will take you on a journey. Uncover its hidden treasures, iconic landmarks, and vibrant spirit. We're a small team of graphic designers who have sought inspiration from our own travelling experiences! The prints are made using high-density 270 gsm paper and high-grade inks, printed using a best in class Ink-jet Pro printer. All this combines to deliver crisp, high-grade wall art perfect for the home! POSTAGE All items are packaged using strong poster tubes and packaging materials in order to mitigate any potential damage as the poster makes its journey. DELIVERY AND HANDLING TIMES We aim to post all items within 24 hours of the order being placed, usually much sooner. UK orders will typically arrive within 2-4 days from the date of dispatch. European and Rest of World orders will usually arrive within 4-6 days from the date of dispatch. We welcome any comments, queries or suggestions so don't hesitate to reach out.
Find a huge collection of reading a ruler worksheets and activities. These lessons are hands-on and engaging for students!
Need ideas for some summer science fun? Check out Classroom Magic’s post on some great science camp activities. Click the picture to pick up your water cycle bracelet freebie and learn about the Water Cycle Dance. You Might Also Like:Graphic Organizer for All Subjects / AgesGolfing for TensTips To Get Kids Reading In Your ClassroomSkip ... Read More about Water Cycle Bracelet Freebie
BESCHREIBUNG & DETAILS Ein klassisches japanisches Poster. Hier in der World Gallery bestehen alle Poster aus 270 g/m² Papier mit hoher Dichte, einzigartig gestaltete Kunstwerke, die mit hochwertigen Tinten mit einem professionellen, erstklassigen Tintenstrahldrucker gedruckt werden. All dies kombiniert, um gestochen scharfe Kunstwerke in Ausstellungsqualität zu liefern, die bestimmt Eindruck machen. PORTO -Alle Artikel werden mit starken Posterröhren und Verpackungsmaterialien verpackt, um mögliche Schäden während der Reise des Posters zu mildern. LIEFER- UND BEARBEITUNGSZEITEN -Wir sind bestrebt, alle Artikel innerhalb von 24 Stunden nach der Bestellung zu veröffentlichen, meist deutlich früher. -UK-Bestellungen werden in der Regel innerhalb von 2-4 Tagen ab dem Datum eintreffen Versand. -Bestellungen aus Europa und dem Rest der Welt kommen in der Regel innerhalb von 4-6 Tagen an ab Versanddatum. -Wir freuen uns über alle Kommentare, Fragen oder Vorschläge.
Check out these teaching activities and ideas for The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo.
Science should be engaging and exciting. Here are my ten favorite ways of teaching ecosystems with this ecosystems project.
Now that 8th grade graduation is behind me, I’m starting to get all geared up for 1st grade. I’ve got just 3 weeks before my family and I head off for our big summer trip, so I’m wasting no time getting going on my summer prep. Years ago a former colleague of mine put together […]
There are SO MANY fun methods for teaching area and perimeter that keep students active, moving, and engaged; here are my favorites.
Use this printable worksheet to plot the co-ordinates of the Titanic's short maiden voyage.
This weekend my art assistant (otherwise known as my 7 year old daughter, Savannah) and I tried out an art project I have wanted to do with...
Tons of free printable 4th grade worksheets, games and educational activites to make learning fun for grade 4 students.
When it comes to history and science in the elementary and middle school years, nothing has quite matched the success of unit studies in our homeschool.
Learn about an amazing ocean predator with these Sharks for kids readers. Use these shark printables to read, color, and learn with elementary students.
Changing grade levels is difficult for teachers, so I've written this post about moving to 4th grade to help get you started.
Most of my schools will be looking at the Olympics at some point this term. I am no great sportsman, so this is my contribution - the Ancient Greeks - tragedy and comedy. This term is all about 3d and sculpture. Times are hard and resources are hard to come by, so we are starting off with card. Based on the theatrical masks of Ancient Greece, the class chose tragic or comedic characters. Eyes and a mouth were cut from a folded piece of card, with the emphasis on symmetry and mood. A second piece of card was used to make a nose and brow and glued to the face at an angle to form a realistic profile. Hair, beards and laurel wreaths were added using curled and scored card scraps. Bring on the clay!
Looking for Constitution Day activities for your elementary classroom? These lesson ideas, read aloud and projects will engage your students
Zoohoo! Doesn't that sound like a good name for an app or a game or a book? It's really just a combination of "zoo" and "boohoo"...because...
It can sometimes by noisy in our hallway during our reading lessons as the older grades are going to lunch. When they read this clue, my students knew
Download FREE coloring pages and activity sheets that you can print for children.
I love the fact that it's 9:05 am and I'm still rockin' my pjs, hanging out with my baby watching Gabba Gabba while writing this post for Tried it Tuesday with Holly. Happy Spring Break to me! I'd like to say I'm going on some special getaway, but really we're just hanging out around home, getting a little work done and otherwise being lazy. Prime example below. I do live really close to Destin, Florida, so I guess you could say I can just drive to a vacation whenever I want.. except for the fact that it's only going to be in the 60's today. All you people who get spring break in April will have warmer weather, but I would have died if I had to wait that long! Seriously! I took advantage of my first free day yesterday to finish up some ELA centers I've been working on FOREVER. I'm so excited for the final product! I've already been trying these out as I made them in my own classroom, and let me tell you... total engagement! These centers include practice for bigger kids with ABC order, synonyms, antonyms, homophones, and guide words. I teach 3rd grade this year and realized that just like with my 4th graders last year, they need help with ABC order. I wanted it to be more authentic than a (cute) picture of a squirrel with a word written on the card to alphabetize, so I made file folders with peoples' names on them. They have to put these in order by last name and then first name. I've included practice with synonyms and antonyms as well. I tried to make these interactive, but rigorous at the same time. Instead of just "find the synonym," students have to read a sentence with an underlined word (that they probably don't know at this age), then use the context clues within the sentence to figure out a synonym or antonym for that word. They get to cut out words and paste them where they belong. No work for you other than making copies for the students, and possibly laminating the sentence cards for durability if you choose. Page protectors work well, too! Homophones... this is probably my favorite part! Students will need a bag of "phone cards," (get it, homophones--phone cards?!?), a sentence card and a recording sheet. On the sentence card I give a sentence that included 2 homophones. For example--"Alex grabbed his pale/pail and left for the beach." The students would find the 2 phone cards with pale and pail on them, read the definitions on these cards, and use those definitions to help figure out which is the correct homophone. They circle the answer on their recording sheet, and then write an original sentence using the word they did NOT choose. I love that they must use the definitions and think for themselves! And lastly, guide word practice. There are 2 interactive pages included (one a little harder than the other), where students cut off the bottom portion and glue the words in the boxes where they belong based on the guide words on the top. You can check out these stations in my TPT shop {here}. Want to win a FREE copy?!PIN any of the pictures above, COPY the link and paste it in the comments below. Don't forget to include your email address! ;) Recently added: ELA Stations for Bigger Kids Part 2! Also, they are BUNDLED for a discounted price! Be sure to link up with Holly for ideas you've tried either at home or school!
This weather activity packet has hands-on engaging activities that will fit in a science journal or in a 3 dimensional folding book.
Reviewing hero’s journey examples can simplify this concept and aid in understanding. Explore each step of the journey and clear examples.
What? Time already for my monthly series? Time is flying! Oh art, how I love thee! Art in my two districts often gets put to the side but you can so totally incorporate writing/science into art! And I know with having subs, you don't want to get it too messy but some subs (like me) don't mind and like to get down and dirty with art! For example, the class I'm in this week did a little bit of science and art. They're learning about the ocean and fish. They drew and painted fish and outlined with Sharpie. They created a bubble background by blowing with straws. And they labeled their fish! Writing, science, and art. Bam! And the labels are the gills, scales, fin, and the vertebrae :) So bright and colorful! I got to create the bulletin board too :) Scrunch border! The kids thought their work looked like they were in museum, too cute! The blacked out part is their name in white crayon. I find that you stick a paper in front of a kid and give them watercolors, they're happy. They did this after reading Rainbow Fish. I turned on some music and they painted for about 20 minutes quietly! Some didn't want to go out to recess. And it's easy clean up, some wipes! Sometimes I have kiddos draw the setting from their stories. Or this week in ELD, I had them draw four community helpers and then they used went and did A/B partners and used their sentence frames with their pictures. They did the work they were supposed to, but with a twist! Now if you don't want to hassle with paint or watercolors, there's good ol' fashioned crayon/colored pencil/marker drawing too. The freebie today is a few pages that students have to finish the drawing. There is symmetrical drawing, adding on to the picture, and squiggle drawing. I remember one time a substitute did a squiggle paper for each student and we thought it was the coolest thing ever, and this was in middle school haha. Alright here it is! I'd love it if you'd leave me some love notes. Thanks! Click here to grab it!
I am so excited to be ‘back in the saddle’ and teaching third grade again this year! I’ve been busily working on learning the new standards and crafting a plan that works for my new students in the fall. If you’ve followed me for any length of time, you know that my favorite two grades...Read More »
