Are you searching for a September calendar? You’re in the right place. We have a large collection of September calendars below, so you can find one that suits
This stunning Fall Leaf Batik is fun for kids of all ages to create! Come see how we made them in our children's art studio in Charlotte, NC.
Get this free printable Hogwarts acceptance letter envelope to help you decorate and celebrate your Harry Potter-themed Halloween or event!
Free June 2025 calendar templates are available in printable and fillable PDF formats. Featuring blank and aesthetic designs with holidays.
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31 elementary school event ideas to help bring families and classroom staff together. These school events will help develop a sense of community.
Hosting a back to school event is a great way to make the transition from summer vacation to the school year easier and smoother. Check out our event ideas for inspiration and helpful tips!
Ideas and planning tips for celebrating the winter holidays so you can show your spirit as a parent group!
Grab these Back to school table settings with free printables so you can send your kids off to school in style!
Intentionally fostering interactions among teachers, parents, and community partners helped one school create a more inviting event.
Themed dress up days are a great way to bring extra excitement to games and school days. However, between homecoming week dress up days and student section themes for multiple sports, it is easy to get stuck in a rut reusing the same themes over and over. To help spark some new ideas, I’ve compiled … 120+ Theme Ideas for your Cheer Block and School Spirit Days Read More »
Are you searching for a August calendar? You're in the right place. We have a large collection of August calendars below, so you can find one that suits your
A couple of weekends ago, we went for a weekend away to Yorkshire. and decided to hit the coast and discover some of the things to do in Whitby...
Free January 2025 calendar templates are available in printable and fillable PDF formats. Featuring blank and aesthetic designs with holidays.
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PTO sponsored school family fun night events are the key to a thriving and engaged school community. So many great ideas that your families will love!
I LOVE January! Not the blustery, freezing cold that has me heavily considering a Hawaiian move or hibernation, but the opportunity for a classroom refresh and the promise that the new year offers each one of us. Even though we are only half way through the school year, January means we are HALF WAY through the school year!!! Semester one down, semester two to go! We've got this!
When searching for Halloween decoration ideas, don't forget to decorate your windows. Here are 12 incredible window decorating ideas for the spooky season!
Holiday Ornament Fundraiser Flyer Editable Template. Use this Christmas ornament sale flyer for schools, churches, businesses and more! All text is editable so you can customize for your event. TEMPLATE FORMATTED SIZES: 8.5" x 11" (Flyer) ________________________________________________ IMPORTANT: This is a DIY self-editing digital, printable product - I do not edit this file for you. However, I do offer editing services at an extra charge, please reach out if you are interested. THIS IS A DIGITAL PRODUCT. NO PHYSICAL ITEM WILL BE SENT TO YOU. ________________________________________________ EDIT RIGHT IN YOUR BROWSER! Edit your files with Templett.com right after purchasing. * No special software download needed!! * Simple, Easy, Fast and Fun to use! * Edit All Text * Most Text color, font and size can all be changed! * Add your own images - including photos!! * Save as a high quality JPG or PDF file for easy printing at home or at photo labs/office supply stores WHAT YOU CANNOT EDIT: The artwork on the template is not editable, you cannot move, delete, change their colors or alter in anyway ________________________________________________ How Does It Work? It's such A SIMPLE PROCESS: Within 5-15 minutes (sometimes longer during peak business times) after placing an order for a Templett.com file, you'll be sent an email (from Templett.com) with an access link. This email is sent to the email address attached to the order (associated with your Etsy account). If you do not receive the link please be sure to check your spam or junk folders - you can also search for “Templett” Templett.com recommends using Google Chrome for best results while editing. Clicking the access link will take you to a page where you will need to confirm your account details and set a password for your account. 1. Once in, go to templates at the top left and click on it. 2. A small thumbnail of your template will appear 3. Click on that and your file will appear in the editing area. 4. After you are done editing save, and download (upper right corner) it gives you an option to download directly as a jpeg or pdf file. 5. Simply print at home or send off to the printer of your choice 6. If you want to use as an evite you can, it is not required to print your file! Simply download as a jpeg and upload to your email or social media/online sites of your choosing. Visit the Templett.com help center here: https://help.templett.com/hc/en-us/categories/360001302391-Customers Already a Templett user? Since you already have an account, anytime you purchase any Templett product from any seller you won't get an email anymore. All you need to do now is go to www.templett.com a few minutes after placing your order and login with your username and password and you will see the new file(s) there for you. ________________________________________________ All content, including files, images, and written content is the property of MabbRose Designs, and are protected under DMCA. Files are for personal use only. You may not copy, forward, share, re-sell or distribute the files. Mass production, file sharing and commercial use of these files are strictly prohibited. Copyright 2013-2020 MabbRose Designs - All rights reserved. [id:5294435]
31 free Halloween printables to get you in the spirit. Halloween activity pages, printable art, gift tags, banners, treat toppers, more.
Ideas and activities for hosting a Muffins with Moms event at school. From Mother's Day crafts to printables, to an editable Muffins with Moms invitation.
This writing activity creates a bulletin board display that shares the consequences of bullying through a chain of events!
If your PTO has enough time, strong organization, and enthusiastic volunteers, a do-it-yourself holiday shop event can be a success!
Seven special ways that school principals in elementary, middle, or high school can celebrate Veterans Day with their teachers and students.
Our Kindergarten teachers approached me with a request for an art project for the back cover of their memory books. The kids have filled out pages in their memory books all year and they wanted a colorful back cover. I found a fun and easy way to make fingerprint art on the Frogs Snails and Puppy Dog Tails blog. Then, we used a great end of year poem by Helen H. Moore. We started by dripping water in pans of … Read more... →
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100+ BEST back to school DIY ideas and hacks. From notebooks to locker organization this post is your one stop shop for everything back to school.
Our "Change Twelve Letters" puzzles are a cross between a word ladder and a crossword, and they are fun to do! Solve the clues by changing one letter at a time and try to work your way around the circle and back up the word we have given you.
This week was Truth and Reconciliation Week in Canada. Although officially recognized over one week, these are conversations and teachings that should happen throughout the school year, not just one week, or one day. Reconciliation is about building relationships and respect, and that just cannot be reduced to a week. I wanted to share some of the activities, readings, and discussions I had with my Grade 5/6 class this year, mainly inspired by this resource, Every Child Matters. After reading the book Trudy's Rock Story, and discussing how Trudy uses rocks to relieve her anger and release her feelings, we decided that making our own Resilience Rocks could help us process some of our feelings about Canada's history, mainly anger and confusion, and by placing them back on the Earth, we could release some of the feelings and remember to act. Tuesday we started painting our rocks orange while I read the story, I am Not a Number. (We used acrylic paint - I would suggest spray paint - we had to do many many coats of acrylic paint, and them still seal them). We also watch a video from residential school survivor, Lillian Elias, and then used orange sticky notes to send her a message. Wednesday we sealed the rocks with an outdoor mod podge. We did this BEFORE they wrote on them, otherwise the sharpie marker would pull the paint off when we wrote. We read the story, When I was Eight, and wrote some more reflections on sticky notes. Thursday was Truth and Reconciliation Day and Orange Shirt Day. For art in the morning, we looked at beautiful examples of Indigenous Art and Artists - current and past. We worked on Canada Goose Drawings, inspired by Benjamin Chee Chee. We chose the Canada Goose because we liked how they inspired flight - and they may have to move or leave for a bit, but they always come back, stronger. I let the students use their laptops to look at different images while they drew their own. These turned out stunningly. Even mine - and I usually struggle with a stick figure. We had been talking about what message we wanted to share on Orange Shirt Day on our Resilience Rocks, and had brainstormed a long list over the week. Some students wanted to apologize, others wanted to send a word of support or strength, and some just wanted to share their beliefs that every child really does matter. We knew we would placing the rocks around our school yard and school community and we wanted to choose something that would inspire continuing to spread this message - that every child matters and why we need to understand why. In the afternoon we took a 2.15 km walk (for the 215 children found in Kamloops) and placed our Resilience Rocks around the school community. As we walked in our orange shirts, we were careful to spread them out around our route so we could share our messages with our small community. I told my students that if they were able, it would be nice to bring their grown-ups to where they placed their rocks earlier, and tell them about our learning and their reflections from the week. Our last day was spent working on the writing reflection, "If I was given a $1000 budget to plan an Orange Shirt Day event at my school, this is what I would do." Again, this was our week of Truth and Reconciliation activities in the classroom, but our conversations won't end at the end of the week. This acknowledgement and promise to learn the truth will continue throughout our whole year of curriculum. If you are looking to add more indigenous-themed books and authors to your classroom, HERE is a good place to get started. How were some ways you observed Truth and Reconciliation week at your school?
I know Halloween has passed this year, but you’re definitely going to want to save these ideas for next year! These themed table (or “Trunk or Treat”) ideas that I used for our Halloween Community Festival this year include both scary and kid-friendly options, and a healthy mix of spooky and fun. So many of…
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Easy Elementary School Party Games for kids. 20 fun indoor party games for classrooms on Halloween, Christmas, End of Year, Valentine's Day
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Garlic Herb Butter Steak in Oven – Impress your family with this beautiful cut of meat for the Holiday table! This roasted rib-eye steak is tender and flavorful, and the cut is sure to make a…
Christian Father's Day Craft. Father's Day "My Dad is the Handiwork of God" Printable Craft - DIY Christian Toolbox Activity for Sunday School, Instant PDF Download Celebrate Father's Day with a meaningful craft in your Sunday School class! Introducing the "Handiwork of God" printable craft - a creative and educational way to honor dads and father figures. This unique DIY activity is designed to help children understand and appreciate the godly qualities that fathers embody, through a fun and interactive craft. What is this for? It takes a village to raise our children. Your Sunday School classroom or Christian school might be full of different types of families. This Fathers' Day craft for kids recognizes the following people making it an inclusive activity for all. Dads Papas Grandpas Moms (yes, single moms should be acknowledged too!) Generic What You'll Get: You will receive two PDF files ready for instant download, including both a black & white version and a color version of "The Handiwork of God" toolbox for varied creative options. File 1: Black & White Version - "Handiwork of God" Toolbox Craft (12 Pages, US Letter Size.) This includes both toolbox crafts for fathers and single-page coloring pages for younger kids. File 2: Color Version - "Handiwork of God" Toolbox Craft Bible Craft (12 Pages, US Letter Size.) This includes both toolbox crafts for dads and single-page coloring pages for younger kids. The cutout Father's Day Tool Box Craft is about 6.5 inches wide by 4.25 inches tall. Sizes vary when tools are inserted. The product comes on an 8.5x11 inch printable page. Perfect for: Sunday Activities Homeschooling Religious Craft Sessions Sunday School Classes Youth Groups Father's Day Events Children's Church Learn More: Educational and Fun: Each tool in the toolbox template symbolizes a Christian virtue, such as wisdom, love, and leadership, with scripture references for a guided discussion. This craft offers a unique way to merge creativity with spiritual learning. Personal Touch: There's space on the back of the toolbox for children to write a heartfelt message to their dads, making it a personal and touching gift for Father's Day. Printable Convenience: Print as many copies as you need right from your home or a local print shop. This digital format ensures you can make as many toolboxes as necessary for your Sunday School class. More Sunday School Printables: Visit my Etsy shop for a variety of Sunday School printables to enrich your teaching and engage your students. Instant Download: No waiting or shipping fees! Access your digital craft files immediately after purchase. Follow the simple download instructions to start your craft project right away. Printing Tips: For the best results, use thick stock paper or cardstock. Please note, that colors and print quality may vary based on your printer and paper choice. This is a non-editable digital download. No physical product will be shipped. Colors may vary slightly due to monitor and printer differences. Usage Policy: These files are for personal, church, and single classroom use only. They are not to be shared or resold in any form. Celebrate this Father's Day with a gift for dad that goes beyond just a Sunday school lesson - it's a message of love, appreciation, and the values that fathers bring to their families, all from a Christian perspective. Make this Father's Day special with God's Tool Box printable craft for your Sunday School class! This Father's Day, help your children express their love and appreciation through creativity and scripture. Download our Children's Church Father's Day Printable Activity Set today and make this occasion extra special. It's a beautiful way to strengthen bonds and create lasting memories. Printables: All files are 8.5″x 11″ and meant to be printed and trimmed yourself. These files are yours to keep and print as many times as you like. Colors may vary depending on your printer. Don’t have a printer? Just email the files to your local quick print shop. Here is a tutorial on how to upload and print at Staples. Copyright: Files cannot be shared with friends or used for resale/commercial purposes. All artwork is copyrighted by law and for personal use only. You will need a PDF reader (like free Adobe Reader) to open and print. Delivery & Returns: Your files will be available to download once payment is confirmed. I don't accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations. Please contact me if you have any problems with your order, and we'll make it right.
Teaching children about the world we live starts with learning about other people from different cultures. When the holidays come around it is a great time to learn about how people all over the world are different by teaching a Holidays Around the World unit. Whether you divide and conquer among your teammates, are teaching them
The best Halloween games for kids, adults, and teens! Tons of party games for classroom parties, trunk or treat, and more!
Why study insects in your homeschool? 1. Because your sons will love it. 2. They are everywhere and everywhere on earth humans share our surroundings with them. If you are exploring insects in a nature study this school year then this packet will be a great addition for you.
