Blast off into space with our fun and easy Flying Rocketship Craft for kids! With a printable Rocketship template, this space craft is perfect for kids at home and school.
Let’s get robot ready with Super Wings Coloring Pages. Learn new skills, solve problems and color your favorite characters as they transform into adventure. Color Jett, Paul, Dizzy and more as they work together to save the day. Grow your super wings and learn to fly. Print all of our coloring pages for free. Super […]
Awesome Spring Writing Prompts for First Grade. Narrative, Informative, and Opinion Writing organizers and draft pages included in fun spring themes.
Did you know that you can get a Frontier Airlines flight for as low as $14? Here are things you must know when flying Frontier Airlines
Get some fresh air with these 5 DIY kites kids will love to fly. Most kids love to fly all kites but these kites are all perfect for kids, no big tricky to fly kites here, and even better they are also easy for children to make. From mini kites to shaped kites
You should be worried about how to get rid of fruit flies if you have the infestation in your home. Fruit flies are small flies or gnats that you might occasionally see flying around in your kitchen. These pesky flies are annoying and can be a problem all year round. However, they are especially common
Drain flies, while not harmful, are extremely annoying pests. Learn how to get rid of drain gnats with natural remedies that are simple and easy to use.
Learn how to draw Snoopy as the Flying Ace from The Peanuts Movie. When Snoopy is the Flying Ace he is pretending to fly on his dog house.
Who says that studying is all about learning lengthy chapters and doing the same boring exercises. Learning just does not involves only letters and numbers.…
Learn how to make flying geese with two methods. Get the flying geese block formula and use our free flying geese cheat sheet to make the perfect flying geese!
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Looking for Back to School activities? This Fly Swatter Game is a fun and fast paced way to practice letter ID, sounds, numbers, color words, and high frequency words! Over 450 flies to print and use. This is a game that will grow with students as they learn. You can use it all year long.
I was strolling the aisles of the Dollar Tree the other week and came across this super adorable frog fly swatter! That was just enough motivation to pull out the fly swatting activities! Of course, any old fly swatter will do, but geez…. he’s just so cute! Many of my kindergarten friends are just learning […]
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If your kids love the book series There Was An Old Woman Who Swallowed A Fly, they will love this themed printable learning pack!
Books possess a magical power to me as both an SLP and an avid reader. I've always loved getting lost in the plot and that's something that I want to share with people of all ages. Sorry for the song, but it just makes me think of reading a really good book. You can just go to that place in your mind and it becomes real for that brief moment in time. Today, I want to share a few ways that I use books (namely picture books) in therapy. I find that these methods are always in the back of my mind when I am looking for books to purchase even if they are only .10 cents at a yard sale. 1. Wh- questions--- My kids, if they ever had the chance, would probably tell you that I am always asking questions. We talk about what they think the book is going to be about based on the cover, who the characters are, who they like and don't like (and why), where the characters are, what they are doing, what is the problem, what do the characters do about the problem, why they do that....etc. I may ask questions after a sentence, a paragraph, or a few pages depending on the goals of that group. If I can't ask really good questions that have clear answers within the story that my students can get, then the book is not serving it's purpose in therapy. I focus most of my energy on picture books for that reason as the pictures provide some built in help. (That's not to say that I'm against using paragraphs or chapter books with my older students as long as it is appropriate.) 2. Sequence of events-- Some books are better at this than others (hint...Laura Numeroff). I usually stop every three pages with the younger ones to review what's happening. I may even have them act it out if I have manipulatives on hand. Like this one.... And here's another great example of animated literacy using a plush. I don't have this, but I have used items like this during graduate school with preschoolers. I love the way puppets and stuffed animals can bring stories to life for these students. They can hand you the items/put it in the appropriate place as the book is being read or use it to relive the story for a second time. I have thought about using a bucket/trash can from the Dollar Tree to make an Old Lady like the idea on this blog. 3. Vocabulary-- We talk about what words the kids know and what words are new. Is there anything that can help us figure out what the new word means (ie re-read the sentence and look at the illustrations. Does it have a prefix or a suffix?). We can then draw a picture on a note card to represent what this new word means for our word wall. 4. Predicting- What will happen next? (You may need to help them by asking "What would YOU do next?") 5. Role playing-- I particularly like to do this for stories that have a social skill involved. I've done a Thanksgiving play and several scenes from Super Duper's Social Scenes. (I love this book for older students and hope to get my hands on the rest of the set.) It takes the "What would YOU do?" a huge step forward as well as getting the kids to start using critical thinking skills to put themselves in the character's shoes. 6. Articulation- There are some books that are wonderful for artic therapy, particularly when you are at the carryover level on several sounds. I have used early phonics readers for sentence level and longer picture books for students that are at reading/conversational level. Check out Scholastic, Harper Collins, and even the author's websites for printables that accompany your books. There are tons of great ideas and materials to be found just by searching google (and I do that on a regular basis).
Could you use some easy, ready to use March Preschool Worksheets? These are no prep, with adorable spring and St. Patrick's Day pictures.
If you are looking to add a high interest activity to your lessons, try using animated shorts. These printables help students compare and contrast skills.
Get rid of flies in the house! Here are 7 chemical free, natural ways to kill house flies. Use these cheap home remedies to get rid of flies!
Graphing comes to life with fun paper airplane math activity! Create, fly, collect data, & use technology for serious learning.
Learn how to make these Flying Fish Paper Spinners for inexpensive fun with the kids outside this Spring or Summer!
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How do birds fly? How can planes carry so much cargo and still fly? What are the principles of flight? With the Flight Family Unit Study, you will learn all of this and more through hands-on fun! In this post, I'm going to share the 10 topics from our Flight Family Unit Study and the
Easy Weather Activities for kids.Outdoors activities and crafts mean you can still have fun in sun, rain, wind etc. Dont let rotten weather put you off...
Help your students understand science vocabulary and retain it better with these five teaching ideas. And grab a freebie while you're there!
Make a ping pong ball float with EASY Bernoulli principle experiment demonstrating how airplanes fly. FUN physics science experiment!
Printable Caterpillar Template - Paper caterpillar craft activity for kids
How to to create denim painted overalls with Traceys Fancy. Learn the tricks and tips for soft fabric and a lasting finish every time!
How to make a homemade fly trap for outdoors & what the very best fly bait is. You'll need a mason jar, a piece of paper & 1 raw shrimp.
Looking for some fun, educational ways to teach your child about the life cycle of a fly? These free printable worksheets are perfect for helping your kids learn about the common housefly.
To help you prepare for a trip to Portugal, check out these common Portuguese phrases to know before you go! This guide will teach you essential terms to know so you can communicate with the locals.
Infuse arts into your curriculum with an expansive library of resources for educators and students in grades Pre-K – 12.
While we’ve got tons of great smoothie recipes for you to try, we know you’ll eventually want to break out on your own and make your own custom creations! When you’re ready to fly the smoothie nest, follow our perfect smoothie formula for a great smoothie every time.