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Embark on a journey through the enchanting world of bees with our collection of 50+ Bee Junk Journal Pages, available as a Free Printable PDF at the end of this article. These vintage printables are a treasure trove for crafters and journal enthusiasts alike, offering a delightful glimpse into the industrious life of bees set against a backdrop of bygone charm.

FREE printable Symmetry drawing activity for preschool and kindergarten kids. A fun art and math activity in one! Kids will complete the symmetrical pictures by drawing the other half.

This free printable All about Me worksheet is a fun activity for preschool and kindergarten kids. PDF template available in color and B&W

Are you a Christian who wants to design stunning but faith-related bullet journal spreads? Grab a pen to jot down the following Christian bullet journal theme ideas. While bullet journaling is for everyone, you can totally make your bullet journal as relatable to your lifestyle as you want it to be. So, if creating a

Journal writing with little learners is SO MUCH FUN (once they get the routine down)! It makes my teacher's heart overflow to see them drawing, writing, and sharing their ideas! I get to see them fall in love with writing and see themselves as writers! What a gift! In this post, I'm going to tell you all the details about how to implement journal writing in your classroom and get your kids excited about writing, too!

30+ Free landform worksheets, printables and more! Great for putting together a Landform unit study or science journal. Covers over 30 different types of landforms. Students are asked to color, describe, and locate famous or local examples of each type of landform.

Integrating art and content in the ELA classroom. Tips and resources.

Are you looking for super fun measurement worksheets and activities for kindergarten?? You found them!! Your students will LOVE these hands-on learning activities and fun, extra practice worksheets that teach a variety of kindergarten measurement concepts.

Download fun FREE printable art activities and coloring pages for the classroom and homeschool. Decorate your classroom with these engaging free pritnables!

Wizard Themed Envelope Journal Make this magical envelope journal. All you need are a few envelopes, some basic craft supplies and the Wizard Journal Scrap Pack from My Porch Prints on Etsy. To Start: Make A Quick & Easy Envelope Journal *Also see video at the bottom of this post You can use any color or shape of envelope you like. I chose these black envelopes because black goes nicely with the wizard theme. 1. Choose an envelope as your "cover", open the flap and set it down. Choose another envelope & fold the flap backwards. 2. Remove the adhesive strip. 3. Slide the flap into your "cover" envelope until it is flush. Press down to attach it. Flip envelope like a book page. Take a new envelope, bend the flap backwards and insert it into the previous one. Flip it like a page and repeat the process. Keep doing this until you have the desired number of pages. 4. Once you have the journal finished. Use the flap from the very first "cover" envelope--fold it around to the back of your journal and remove the adhesive strip. This becomes your spine cover! 5. If desired, crease the "spine" to look more like a book. 6. That's it! So easy and cute! Now you have a journal with built-in tuck spots! Page Background Papers Now you can begin preparing your pages for decorating. I printed & cut printable pages from the Wizard Journal Scrap Pack into a size slightly smaller than my envelopes (about 5x7 inches) leaving about a 1/4 inch gap all around when I placed them on my envelopes. To prepare the papers, I colored on a make-up sponge with a black marker and used it to distress the edges. You can also do this with Distress Ink. For the cover, I used craft glue to attach a cut & distressed paper. Then I tied a piece of hemp rope around the cover page and placed a "wax seal" (also from the Wizard Journal Scrap Pack) over the knot. I used a metal file plate (find similar ones here) to highlight the title, attaching it with Gorilla Super Glue. Decorate! Next, I decorated my pages. This is where you can really get creative. I made some flaps & envelopes that open to reveal pictures and more writing spaces. To create the "Book Of Magic" flap, I used to small pieces of paper to make hinges and glued them to the back as shown. Then I hid a small picture of a black bird beneath it. I also used a printed envelope from the scrap pack and one of the "wax" seals. I only glued down part of the seal so that the envelope flap could tuck beneath it. Scroll to see all my Wizard Journal pages! Envelope Journal Video Tutorial

Today is a big day. This might be my favorite quiet book theme to date! I LOVE this cars quiet […]

Learn about community helpers through play! See how firefighters, police officers, doctors, dentists, and mail carriers help us every day.

Have you ever tried collage with dried leaves in your art journal? Dried leaves can be a hard medium to use because they can crack and disintegrate in your project. But by using a few simple techniques, you can preserve your leaves and create a beautiful, layered autumn art journal project. Hop-A-Long Studio is reader-supported.

10-page Printable Ocean Diorama that is perfect to design an ocean science project diorama for a school science project.  This printable is perfect to use for a backdrop in a shoebox to make a diorama. -Includes the ocean backdrop and sand ground floor to make a diorama box. -Cut out Ocean Animals -Cut out Ocean backdrop grass  You are purchasing a 10-page printable pdf.  This printable is for personal use only. Please note, you are purchasing a digital PDF download, nothing will be shipped to you. You may print this product as many times are you need. Print at home or at your local copy shop.  This listing is for a digital download product. ✅ SIZING US Letter Size (8.5” x 11”) -- to suit your home printer ✅RETURN POLICY/REFUNDS: Due to the digital nature of this item, all sales are final. We are unable to offer cancellations, refunds, or exchanges of any kind. ✅TERMS OF USE: All our files, images, journals, and printables are for personal use only. You may print as many of your items as you’d like for personal use, but you may not share, resell, reproduce, or distribute by electronic or physical means for personal gain, or in any way profit from our designs.  By purchasing one of our listings, you are agreeing to our shop policies.

Not only are theme activities a fun way to explore new topics with kids, there are also many educational benefits. Get a free printable list of themes to plan your year, and find planning guides and theme activities for our favorite preschool and kindergarten themes to use in the classroom or at home.

Free Printable Tarot Card Coloring Pages PDF. All 22 Cards Of The Major Arcana. BONUS Blank Tarot Card Templates To Design Your Own Cards

This post shares 8 easy, hands-on, engaging apple-themed activities for toddlers and preschoolers. Activities include a simple, toddler-friendly muffin recipe, sensory play with apple-scented cloud dough, easy-to-prep fine motor and color matching activities, dramatic play apple picking, and apple s

Introduce elementary art students to Kandinsky circles with this set of art lessons ending in a unique Wassily Kandinsky art project.

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I love this free printable explorer journal! It's perfect for a kids'outdoor activity and an easy DIY to assemble.

Add a fun twist to your journaling activities with this fun Roll It and Write Dice Game! Such a fun and creative journal idea even for reluctant writers!

So way back in September we studied all about our five senses and I made a little recording sheet for an anchor chart activity I saw on pinterest from Spotlight on Kindergarten. I made a similar anchor chart and then gave my students some popcorn and we brainstormed ideas while we ate. {any excuse for food in the classroom is ok with me!} Here is our chart we came up with...... Then, I had my students fill out the sheet below choosing one word for each of the five senses from our chart. It's a freebie for you so click on any of the pics to download the recording sheet, as well as colorful graphics for an anchor chart or whatever else you might need. My students then picked one word to write on the popcorn shapes and then we displayed them out in the hallway. This bulletin board was thrown up in a hurry...don't judge. ;) Happy Monday!

Yummy! Look what came in the mail today; Sinopia dry pigments for encaustic. They are so beautiful lined up on the shelf next to my wax area. I just had to share. And another journal page. That too. I was inspired yesterday to shoot several pictures along the Willamette River. I drive this route every time I go to town and it is full of great old buildings. This abandoned Marina was flooded out when the Willamette breached it banks a few years back. It occurs to me that much of what exists along this old stretch of highway is disappearing. A few days ago I promised you a tutorial on making a journal out of used grocery bags which I think are a great material to recycle. Well, here we go. First you carefully open the seams of the grocery bags. (or you can just rip them open like I did) Tear them to size. My size was 10" x 15 1/2 ". They'll be folded in half. I got 3 sheets that size out of each bag so it took 6 bags to make the journal. Next I soaked each sheet in water and squeezed it out. Then I hung the sheets on a rod in my studio to dry. Next I ironed out each sheet with a little spray and my iron. Here are all the sheets folded and stacked into 3 signatures of 6 each. After sewing the signatures in a coptic stitch (there are many tutorials on that online. Just google "coptic stitch" and choose one) --- I cut a sheet of tarleton (use whatever you have. Fabric, cheesecloth - I happen to have tarleton because I'm a printmaker but I would have used anything else that presented itself equally) - anyhow, cut a piece of something and get a sheet of cardboard to fashion a spine so you'll know which end of the book is which. Here is the spine cut out. Dont measure. This isn't that kind of a book. Slather gel this way and that until the spine is roughly in the spinal area and the fabric is glued to the cover. Let it dry. It's gonna be a wet puppy. Ta Da! You now have a floppy, friendly, fabulous book in which to gather up all your ideas and flotsam. Throw it in your purse, let your friends draw in it, do anything but treat it like it's a big deal. This journal is just for sloppiness. (come to the wild side!!) Another shot of 99E looking south toward the motel that has never been open in the 10 years I've lived here. We refer to it as the Bates Motel and joke that the government uses it as a witness relocation house. You never see anyone outside but the roses are always pruned. Very straaaaange. Ciao!

Are you wondering what the purpose of a bullet journal dutch door is? Well here we not only give you some amazing dutch door examples but...

I ended last week’s post with the image of these pockets created by folding and interlocking pieces of paper and card stock. (If you missed the previous posts, you might want to go back and l…

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