Flower Flexicubes: An incredible DIY flower puzzle that will blow your mind!
Een schildpad houden als huisdier is niet heel gemakkelijk en is niet voor iedereen geschikt. Je moet ze goede verzorging en voldoende ruimte kunnen bieden, in een aquarium of terrarium. Je moet er allerlei dingen voor aanschaffen om de reptielen een goed onderkomen te geven. Dat kost geld, energie en tijd. Schildpadden kunnen heel oud worden! Ook kan je schildpadden niet knuffelen. Maar je kan ze wel knutselen, misschien is een papieren schildp...
Lenteknutsels De tijd van de lente wordt langzamerhand weer zichtbaar! Het begint wat langer licht te worden. Bloembollen beginnen te bloeien en jonge dieren worden er geboren! De blaadjes komen weer aan de bomen, knopjes gaan weer open , bloesem bloeit.. Wat we ook zien is dat de dieren weer actiever gaan worden. Insecten, bijtjes en vlinders komen er weer aan vliegen..vogels zoeken een nestje of een huisje..kortom..de lente mag weer beginnen! O...
Vouwen, knippen en plakken; kinderen zijn er gek op. Meer dan wat papier, een schaar en lijm heb je ook niet nodig om iets moois te maken.
Make this paper toy and be mesmerized by the colorful action! Get the template and instructions on Babble Dabble Do.
Deze raamhangers zien er super indrukwekkend uit, maar zijn met rietjes erg makkelijk om te maken. Een super leuk project om te doen met wat oudere
You can easily make your own DIY decorations by using your tissue paper scraps to create these amazing tissue paper crafts. These cute DIY projects are perfect to decorate your home for any occasion. These crafts are good for kids, fun for teenagers, and even great for adults.
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People often need boxes for storage or gifts but finding the right size or design in stores can be a headache. Plus, buying each time can add up in expenses.
This Silly Spiders Drawing Game makes a fun, creative art lesson idea for Halloween - or any time!
Create small worlds out of household items with this fun activity Arts and crafts projects can be a great way to educate children. Planets and the solar system are fascinating, but a topic so vast can quickly become overwhelming for a...
De meest simpele en oudste spelletjes zijn vaak nog de leukste. Zo gingen we vandaag papieren vliegtuigjes vouwen en hielden daarmee een wedstrijd! Een wedstrij
Free Original and Exclusive Paper Models and the Best, Rare and Unusual Free Papercrafts of All the World!
Roarrrr, wanneer je deze T-Rex aan zijn staart trekt dan gaat zijn indrukwekkende bek vol tanden open en brult hij het uit. Een super leuke knutsel voor
Learn how to age paper following 5 tried and tested methods and ways of combining them to get 8 different aged paper effects.
24 different uses for shredded paper ensures your private information doesn't end up in the wrong hands and gives you creative ways to recycle scrap paper.
We maakte onlangs een dino hoed. Mini meneertje Badschuim is namelijk het liefst een dinosaurus, want die zijn zo stoer. De dino hoed had ik met een liniaal,
Een blaaspijp maken is te gek. Het is zo'n beetje de homemade Nerf van vroeger, want die bestond toen nog niet. In plaats van met foam munitie schoten we
Een vrolijke cocktail om het begin van de zomervakantie mee te vieren! Proost! En deze tropische drankjes zijn helemaal kidsproof, want ze zijn gemaakt
We delen graag de leukste inspiratie met je om vogels te knutselen met onder andere papier, vilt, verf en wasknijpers, maar ook met ijzerdraad als je wilt!
Maniac Monday: Some crazy man (aka Ginger Jesus) decided to photobomb my outfit posts this week. During my first photo attempt, I was outside snapping pics. When I scrolled through the photos, I noticed that SOMEBODY was in the background pressing his large white belly against the glass window. So I decided to snap some pics inside and he found his way into this picture. I'd say he should do a daily What Ginger Jesus Wore but it would just be a repeat of the previous days as this dude is always in head-to-toe brown. If ever I have to file a Missing Persons it will be "Sasquatch Man Last Seen in Brown". on me, top: garage sale; skirt: etsy; shoes: Target, last season; bangles: gifts; palette hair clip: made by me. On hubs: t-shirt: army surplus; shorts: thrifted Well, hello friends! I'm proud to say that I made it through my first full week back in Art Teacherin' Land! It was a super fun week and I can't wait to share with y'all what we've been up to. Howeves, if I learned one thang this week it's that I have to let go of my late nightin' ways. No more hitting the hay at 11pm only to rise and shine at 5am. Cuz ain't nobody shinin' when they crawl outta bed looking like a drunken zombie. So! Lesson learned. This week my new bedtime is 10:59pm. Speakin' of this week, I'm super excited to announce that the Apron Sew-Along starts this coming week! Yippie! So many of you all have shared your fab fabric choices and I cannot wait the finished results. In this first week's Apron Sew-Along post, I'll share with you how to create your own pattern, cut your fabric, stitch a pocket and attach that bad boy to your apron! You can follow along with me if you wanna or create an apron design all your own. I'd love it if you'd join the Apron Sew-Along page and share your progress with the rest of us. In this here post, along with my Back-to-School attire, I thought I'd give you a sneak peak of our first couple of days in art class and just what we've been working on. Teacher buds, did any of y'all head back this week? What are your lil artists creating? More deets on this projects soon. In the meantime, have a great week and I'll see you at the Apron Sew-Along! Have y'all heard of International Dot Day? It's a celebration based around the Peter H. Reynolds' book The Dot. This book is a fantastic beginning-of-the-school-year book as it celebrates a young artist who once thought she was not. International Dot Day is September 15th and kids all across the globe are creating dots in celebration. We celebrated last year and got a great response from both the kids and adults. So we're back at it again this year. I'd love to hear if you and your student are celebrating and what they are creating in honor of Dot Day. My first grade kids started painting during their first week of art. No sense wasting any time, right? These guys painted many a masterpiece in kindergarten so we didn't have to use too much time chatting about painting dos and don'ts. That totes had this. Instead we painted about our artist inspiration: Wassily Kandinsky and made concentric circles, aka circles that hug each other! More on what is to become of these paintings soon. Cat's Butt Tuesday: If it's not the hubs doin' the photobombin', it's the cat. Here she is showing you her better side. top, shoes and skirt: vintage, thrifted; belt: Pin Up Girl Clothing In second grade land, we are making reversible paintings on pizza rounds. I know, right?! I decided that we'd also use Kandinsky as our inspiration and remembered there being a REVERSIBLE KANDINSKY painting featured in the movie Six Degrees of Separation. And I was all I'M A GENIUS! Check out this clip: Guess what I learned after doin' a wee bit of homework? Kandinsky never painted a reversible painting. GAH, what?! A movie LIED to me?! What'll I find out next, that there is no Wizard of Oz?! Aw, well. We're still making reversible paintings. Humph. Kindergarten Wednesday: We had an invasion of the littles on Wednesday. I had two 45 minute classes of the just-turned-five-10-minutes-ago set and they were amazing! Seriously! We took a tour of the art room, learned the Word of the Day (deets to come), found that we are artists and that we were gonna create a sculpture! What I love about these little guys is their enthusiasm. It's like pure joy. I wish I could bottle it. Like, seriously, sometimes, I wish I COULD bottle it and put a cork in it but on this day, it was precious. sweater: thrifted; heart top: Target, last season; skirt and shoes: Anthropologie Every the kids heard the word of the day, which was artist, we all gave a "whoop-whoop!". We took a ride on the art train, chugged around the room admiring everyone's sculptures and proclaimed each kid to be an artist...after which they received a "whoop-whoop!". Trust me, after 45 minutes of "whoop-whoop!" was I just about whooped out. Er, wiped out. Whatever. The base for our sculptures were, you guessed it, a dot! Thursday!: Did I tell y'all that I now have my 3rd and 4th for an hour after YEARS of 30 minutes?! You guys, it was amazing! In one fourth grade class we learned our word of the week, chatted about Kandinsky, played instruments, danced, painted, SPLATTER painted, cleaned up, read a book, played a game. Seriously. Every time I looked at the clock I was like, wait, we have more time! skirt, shoes and top: thrifted Y'all aren't gonna believe this but I got all sorts of techie this week. Suriously. I showed a couple of Prezis (so fast, fun and easy to create! I use the art gallery template), played music via Pandora (after I complained that my CD player was broken, a 3rd grader said, "um, use your computer!" Duh.) and I made these super fun signs on recitethis.com. Y'all gotta check that out, it's the jam. Fried-Day: Totes. I ain't used to this 5 days a week biznatch! Time to up the b-vitamin/caffeine/sugary-cereal intake. art supplies blouse: DIY here; pencil-y skirt: DIY here Oh, well, lookie here. Don't worry, this didn't happen in the art room but in our kitchen on Saturday morning. I had this grand idea that I'd bake banana bread even though 1. I don't bake, I start fires (obviously) and 2. I don't even like banana bread all that much. Especially when it looks like chewed-up-spit-out meatloaf (which meatloaf already looks chewed up and spit out but I digress). When I opened the oven the flames were actually huge. I quickly closed the door and ran for my camera. As I ran by hubs who had this "what's that smell?! why are you running?!" look on his face I told him, "I know you smell smoke but don't worry. It's just breakfast. And the fire is self-contained". Looks like you'll never have to worry about finding any cooking posts on this hear blog, eh? I'll just stick with the stitchin' and teachin', thank ya vury much. Until next time, get that apron fabric ready, kids! And we'll chat soon.
6 challenges STEM Journée de la terre pour occuper les enfants le 22 avril ! Sciences, technologie, ingénierie, maths
