It's been over a month since we've come home from our trip to the UK and Ireland. Time flies when life is happening fast! It is good to stop for a moment, remember, and be grateful. So as I think of going from Iona, to Edinburgh, and on to Dublin, I smile, thankful for the memories.
1-2-3 Come Do Some Dr. Seuss Activities With Me Do you read “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” by Dr. Seuss? It’s one of my all-time favorite Seuss stories. “Oh the Places You’ll Go” is not only perfect for March is Reading Month, Read Across America, or a Ce...
Hi everyone! Today we are going to talk about very enjoyable and energetic sport : Horseback riding. (English Style) I've been doing this sport for 7 years and by the aid of this sport, I feel myself more dynamic and full of love. Because, horseback riding is not only a sport. During the education time,
1 2 3 Come Do Some More "Oh, the Places You'll Go..." Suess Activities With Me! Last week I posted a super-fun “Oh the Places I'll Go” flip-the-flap, writing prompt HAT craftivity. While I was working on that packet, I also designed a craft featuring "...
1 - Half Gallon Jar with Gold Coin Slot Lid "Oh the places we will go" Savings Bank - Adventure Fund - Vacation Fun Other design options are shown in picture 2 and 3. Please select which # design you would like in the drop down box. The image on the sample photo is design #5. The design will be media blasted onto the jar, leaving it permanently imprinted. Media etching is a chemical free process. The design will never fade away or rub off. he jar can be washed and handled as any other glass jar would. The jar is approximately 6" High by 5.5" Wide. The etching area is approx. 3.5" High by 5" Wide. ****** Shipping will be through USPS priority Mail **If you would like the wording to be slightly different - PLEASE include a note at checkout with the text you would like on the bank. Write it how you would like it to appear on the bank (Capital letters, no Caps etc.) If you have a font you would like us to use, please specify, if not we will use what looks best with the wording. Any questions, feel free to send me a message :-)
Photo Source: Eberhart's Explorers Kick off your Dr. Seuss festivities this year with a focus on the ever-popular and inspiring read, "Oh, the Places You'll Go!". Erin over at Eberhart's Explorers put together a few ideas your kiddos are sure to love! "Oh, the Places You'll Go" Brainstorm Before you attempt to start your brainstorm session, gather your kiddos together to read the classic book by Dr. Seuss. After you've finished reading, talk about all the places your students (and you, of couse!) would love to go. PS - we loved Erin's idea of asking her students to wear a T-shirt from a trip they took for inspiration! What a great way to get your students talking! As you come up with places you'd like to visit, have your students help you brainstorm how you would get to each place. In Erin's example below, her class discussed ways to travel by land, water, and air. Photo Source: Eberhart's Explorers Hot Air Balloon Craft Materials You'll Need: Red and Brown construction paper White paint Paint brushes Brown pipe cleaners Scissors Stapler Students photos Step 1: You will need a picture (head shot) of esch student before you begin. Make sure to do this several days in advance so you have time to get them developed! Step 2: Provide each student with a hot air balloon shape that you have pre-traced onto red construction paper, along with a small rectangle traced onto brown construction paper. Have your students cut out their shapes. Step 3: Next, have your students paint white lines across their red hot air balloon (in keeping with the Dr. Seuss theme of course!). Step 4: Once the paint is dry, assist the students with stapling their picture to the hot air balloon 'basket'. Finish it up by stapling brown pipe cleaners to connect the balloon to the basket on each side. Voila! Hang the super cute balloons around your classroom ceiling to decorate for your Dr. Seuss festivities (all you will need is yarn and a box of paper clips). Photo Source: Eberhart's Explorers Be sure to spend some time checking out ALL the great ideas Erin's site has to offer!
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1-2-3 Come Do Some Dr. Seuss Activities With Me Do you read “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” by Dr. Seuss? It’s one of my all-time favorite Seuss stories. “Oh the Places You’ll Go” is not only perfect for March is Reading Month, Read Across America, or a Ce...
It's been over a month since we've come home from our trip to the UK and Ireland. Time flies when life is happening fast! It is good to stop for a moment, remember, and be grateful. So as I think of going from Iona, to Edinburgh, and on to Dublin, I smile, thankful for the memories.
It's been over a month since we've come home from our trip to the UK and Ireland. Time flies when life is happening fast! It is good to stop for a moment, remember, and be grateful. So as I think of going from Iona, to Edinburgh, and on to Dublin, I smile, thankful for the memories.
It's been over a month since we've come home from our trip to the UK and Ireland. Time flies when life is happening fast! It is good to stop for a moment, remember, and be grateful. So as I think of going from Iona, to Edinburgh, and on to Dublin, I smile, thankful for the memories.
Goal setting is important for all students whether the goal is related to literacy, math, fitness or any other topic. In the classroom, setting goals for reading is a common task. In this post, I’ll share book recommendations for goal setting you and your students will enjoy. Martin’s Big Word, an inspiration for setting goals ...
1-2-3 Come Do Some Dr. Seuss Activities With Me Do you read “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” by Dr. Seuss? It’s one of my all-time favorite Seuss stories. “Oh the Places You’ll Go” is not only perfect for March is Reading Month, Read Across America, or a Ce...
This is a tutorial on how to make dr Seuss cupcakes.
Hello Heros, Sorry for my absence, I’ve been a little preoccupied changing diapers, cleaning up puke, and doing endless loads of laundry. HAHA! Oh boy! Let’s back up a little. Going through fertility treatments for…
You have a vegetable stalk-er. Chances are you’ve forgotten all about it from a soup long ago, but it’s lurking in the bottom drawer of your fridge.
Aren’t these Knitted Trees in Pioneer Square charming? Suzanne Tidwell, an artist out of Sammamish, WA has turned this little corner of the neighborhood into the setting of a Dr. Seuss book a…
Photo Source: Eberhart's Explorers Kick off your Dr. Seuss festivities this year with a focus on the ever-popular and inspiring read, "Oh, the Places You'll Go!". Erin over at Eberhart's Explorers put together a few ideas your kiddos are sure to love! "Oh, the Places You'll Go" Brainstorm Before you attempt to start your brainstorm session, gather your kiddos together to read the classic book by Dr. Seuss. After you've finished reading, talk about all the places your students (and you, of couse!) would love to go. PS - we loved Erin's idea of asking her students to wear a T-shirt from a trip they took for inspiration! What a great way to get your students talking! As you come up with places you'd like to visit, have your students help you brainstorm how you would get to each place. In Erin's example below, her class discussed ways to travel by land, water, and air. Photo Source: Eberhart's Explorers Hot Air Balloon Craft Materials You'll Need: Red and Brown construction paper White paint Paint brushes Brown pipe cleaners Scissors Stapler Students photos Step 1: You will need a picture (head shot) of esch student before you begin. Make sure to do this several days in advance so you have time to get them developed! Step 2: Provide each student with a hot air balloon shape that you have pre-traced onto red construction paper, along with a small rectangle traced onto brown construction paper. Have your students cut out their shapes. Step 3: Next, have your students paint white lines across their red hot air balloon (in keeping with the Dr. Seuss theme of course!). Step 4: Once the paint is dry, assist the students with stapling their picture to the hot air balloon 'basket'. Finish it up by stapling brown pipe cleaners to connect the balloon to the basket on each side. Voila! Hang the super cute balloons around your classroom ceiling to decorate for your Dr. Seuss festivities (all you will need is yarn and a box of paper clips). Photo Source: Eberhart's Explorers Be sure to spend some time checking out ALL the great ideas Erin's site has to offer!
Use this adorable reader's response after reading Dr. Seuss's "Oh The Places You'll Go." This response focuses on both setting goals and world travel! The packet includes two graphic organizers to support student writing, two response pieces (What is a goal you would like to set? Where would you lik...
I like to keep a schedule during the summer. The kids are used to schedules during the school year, and I think it's good for them to stay ...
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Use this unique magnet board to display your travel adventures! This metal display is extremely versatile. We use a plasma-cutting CNC table to create this unique piece. SIZING: This listing is 18" wide, 11" tall. OTHER SIZING: 18" x 24" 18" x 40" 24" x 36" All signs come with predrilled holes unless you choose the welded tabs option. Please keep in mind, if you choose welded tabs and clear coat, your item will have heat marks on the front from where the metal is welded. This looks more rustic, and we think it looks awesome! If you would prefer to avoid this, we recommend choosing another color for your item. Please see our FAQ on our home page to begin answering questions you might have! "Is it really this easy?" Yes! Click HERE to see how it works! WHY THINK METAL? As a small, family business we make it our mission to provide amazing customer service. You will not be disappointed with the quality of work we deliver. Think Metal is not simply about making metal items, we are a mode of creativity for our customers to bring their ideas to life. All of our items began as a project request that was developed and perfected in partnership with our customers. If you have an idea, don't hesitate to contact our shop. We will work closely with you to make your idea an amazing and tangible product.
Hello Heros, Sorry for my absence, I’ve been a little preoccupied changing diapers, cleaning up puke, and doing endless loads of laundry. HAHA! Oh boy! Let’s back up a little. Going through fertility treatments for…
So this post isn't necessarily a craft post......but here goes! I always loved Read Across America day as a teacher. It was always fun to break out Dr. Seuss and use him in the classroom. I always used Hooray for Diffendoofer Day prior to MSA testing and The Lorax around Earth Day, but RAA gave me a reason to use all of his others for fun activities and crafts. My last year as a classroom teacher....good ol' 2007.....I taught fourth grade. Our school in honor of Read Across America was having a Decorate your Door Contest. Each classroom had to decorate their door with their favorite story. Well I didn't have a door so I decorated the wall at the entrance to my room. The kids voted on their favorite story, they chose Oh the Places You Will Go! Then we decided to make mini hot air balloons for each child. I took their photos behind a chair and then had them developed....good old 35 mm film days. Each child cut out their photo and put it in their balloon basket and decorated their balloon to their liking. We added cotton balls for clouds and string and used cups and strings to make our balloons more realistic and 3-Dimensional. Then as a class we created a remake of the story using my students as the characters in the story. Our Door Won! The kids were so pleased! I have to say this is one of those teacher projects that I'm most proud of. So why am I posting this......well I'm addicted to Pinterest and I keep seeing all these great Dr. Seuss ideas and I have to share! =) It was fun reminiscing and hopefully you enjoyed reading about it.
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Oh the places you will go! This fun children's art print would be the perfect addition to any nursery or play room!! This is a printable 8x10 poster file. This listing is for a pdf or jpeg printable file for this 8x10 poster! Easy to print at home or professionally at any print shop or photo retailer! Make sure to select your color choice! The federal Copyright Act gives me the exclusive right to sell and reproduce the designs listed in my shop. All images displayed on this site are Copyright Protected, all rights reserved. It is illegal to copy or reproduce, in whole or in part, my unique designs without my express written permission. Violators may be subject to civil and/or criminal penalties. Due to the digital nature of this product, all sales are final. We do not accept any returns or offer any refunds. You acknowledge that this product is non-refundable and not returnable, under any circumstances.
