Cut & Paste counting activity to teach 1 to 1 correspondence. ...
I've been wanting to create a lesson that incorporated chalk pastel for a while now. In the past I've always stuck with landscapes or a larger still life, but today I did slumbering bears with my class and they turned out as cute as can be. I kept the chalk pastel part of the project fairly simple since it was their first time experimenting with a new material. First we practice drew our bears sleeping. Start with a medium to large size circle in the middle of the paper. I emphasized that nothing should be drawn too small, blending chalk pastel works better in larger shapes. After drawing our circle for the head we filled in the rest of the face, added ears, a nightcap, collar, quilt cover, paws, and pillow. Next we outlined our drawing in sharpie and colored in the quilt, nightcap, and collar with oil pastels. Paint would work fine too! Using yellow and brown chalk pastel, we added color to the hands, face, and ears. We used a little blue chalk pastel for the pillow and some students added a purple shadow under the pillow. Too Cute! Enjoy!! (If you'd like detailed instructions for this lesson please feel free to email [email protected], thank you!)
Pop Art Self Portraits- Roy Lichtenstein Inspired olivia I originally found this lesson on Pinterest through https://www.flickr....
Take the kids on a nature walk and collect leaves to make this gorgeous leaf butterfly! Kids will love painting leaves to reveal the wings.
Here are great activities that teach about the Wright Brothers and celebrate the history of flight. Filled with fascinating facts about flight, an engaging passage about Orville and Wilbur Wright, and a variety of fun activities.
The students did a stupendous job on presenting their habitat dioramas! Here are some pictures of their projects! Trevor and t...
The White House, the official residence of the US President, is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC. The 1...
This tessellation project was designed for middle and high school geometry classes. The tessellation project is a lesson that should not be skipped.
Welcome to the Harbor + Sprout Meteorology Patchwork Study, the August 2022 release of our original elementary-level homeschool unit study curriculum. This unit study features 4 weeks of lesson plans and materials covering all 9 of our core subjects plus a playful supplemental section of thematic activities. This unit study is meant for use by children ages 3-12. Dive into a new weather exploration adventure! This unit is delivered via a secure link as a digital download. Shop our corresponding Morning Basket Pack by Rebecca Clarke of Whimsy Printables here! CONTENT: Handbook Daily, weekly, and monthly planning pagesBooklist including stories, poems, and field guides with recommended ages, subject correspondence, and brief summaries for each titleLesson plans for 4 levels of learningFamily read aloud recommendationsCharacter kit- new monthly character illustrated by Stephanie Groves to act as your guide through the unitUnit Recipe Supply List LESSONS Science Week 1: Six Main Weather ComponentsWeek 2: Thunderstorms - Tornadoes - HurricanesWeek 3: Measuring the WeatherWeek 4: Climate Change and Global Warming Nature Study Week 1: ThunderstormsWeek 2: TornadoesWeek 3: BlizzardsWeek 4: Heat Waves Language Arts Week 1: Weather WordsWeek 2: Who Has Seen the WindWeek 3: Verb TensesWeek 4: Onomatopoeias Writing Week 1: HaikuWeek 2: Acrostic PoemsWeek 3: Limerick PoemsWeek 4: Free Verse History Week 1: The Greatest Day of RainfallWeek 2: The Strongest Storm in HistoryWeek 3: The Most Snowfall in HistoryWeek 4: The Hottest Places in the World Geography Week 1: MozambiqueWeek 2: MapsWeek 3: Hurricanes, Typhoons, and Tropical CyclonesWeek 4: Mozambican Culture and Traditions Music Week 1: Sounds of SpringWeek 2: Sounds of SummerWeek 3: Sounds of Autumn/FallWeek 4: Sounds of Winter Art Week 1: Rain ArtWeek 2: Capturing the SunWeek 3: Abstract WeatherWeek 4: Artistic tornadoes Math Week 1: Data Collection and OrganizationWeek 2: Rainbow MathWeek 3: Telling the TimeWeek 4: Temperature Conversion Supplement Nature Activities Anatomy of a RainbowRainbow ColorsMeteorology Coloring SheetsRainbow Tens and OnesRainy Day Verb and Noun SortWeather TrackerWeather Flash CardsWeather Memory MatchWeather Spin and GraphWeather WordsSunshine LettersWeather Poster Wellness & Quiet Time Weather 3 Part Cards (Spanish)Storm Sensory BinWeather Dot PaintingMeteorology Word Search This unit will be delivered digitally as a downloadable zip file. H+S Patchwork Studies average approximately 550-650 pages of content. While the download does include the option to print the full unit straight through front and back, we recommend printing on an as-needed, as-you-go basis. Enjoy your meteorology adventures!
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This week we're celebrating author-illustrator Abby Hanlon's leading lady DORY FANTASMAGORY, a character who has warmed our hearts over three DORY FANTASMAGORY books (so far!) and taught us to engage our imaginations whenever possible…
