The Cloud Blouse is worked from the top down. First the back yoke is worked flat back and forth while short rows hare worked to shape the shoulders. Then, each shoulder is worked separately, back and forth and with short rows. The shoulders are then joined to form the front yoke. The front and back yoke are joined at t
Have your students think OUTSIDE the box by thinking about how this picture is NOT a picture of a cloud...but something else they think of! Students love to draw and color these fun sheets. Can be used for morning work, a brain break, or a center!
Thought Clouds blank worksheet. Fill in the clouds with all your thoughts and emotions throughout the day.
Clouds are fascinating! It's so much fun to help preschoolers learn science. Use this All About Clouds Activity to help children learn about clouds!
Two different methods to make a cloud in a jar, plus an explanation of the science behind each method.
Crochet this simple cloud Amigurumi and make some cute baby mobiles, stroller toys, hanging ornaments, etc.
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I was planning on making this set in March when the weather starts to change, but then I heard about the BIG SALE on Sunday and wanted to get this up in case you wanted to purchase for your groups. I love idioms and figurative language because it can bring some humor to the therapy […]
Simple kitchen science experiment how to make a cloud in a jar. This is a great experiment to try with the preschool age group.
The best original step-by-step instructions on how to make DIY hanging clouds for photo props, displays, and decoration using paper mache technique.
Science was the last subject area I taught during our day in the classroom. After a morning of literacy, lunch, recess and math, it was finally time to teach some science lesson plans. Honestly, I was usually exhausted by the time science rolled around. Overwhelmed with Science Setting out a ton of materials and making
Roundup of Montessori-inspired cloud printables and activities for a variety of ages; perfect for homeschools or classrooms.
Is your computer a black hole? Digital organizing starts with this simple first step. This is how to name your digital files so you can find what you need.
We started our Sunday School Creation: Day 2 – God made the Sky lesson by revising the previous lesson. “After God made the light, God looked out over the world and there was water E.V.E.R.Y.W.H.E.R.E!” I told my kiddos. “I don’t know about you, but I’m not a good swimmer at all.” I asked my little dears […]
This multi-leveled sensory exploration becoming science experiment is a great entertainer as well as a playful learning experience! fizzy dough experiment
Making a rain cloud in a jar is a fun and easy way to teach children how it rains. Kids will love the magical wow factor and YOU’LL love the easy prep!
This rain cloud in a jar is a weather science experiment gives young children a chance to explore clouds and rain in a hands-on and engaging way! If you are looking for a simple and easy science activity to do with the kids this spring, this is perfect for you. Plus, it includes free printable recording sheets!
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Learn how to make a rain cloud in a jar. This easy science experiment can be done with blue food coloring or as a rainbow version.
Introduce young leaners astronaut Neil Armstrong with this moon-landing coloring page!
Light as air, this cloud toast bread with stiff sourdough stater will be your to go recipe for school or work sandwiches.
Learn about clouds for kids with this FUN unit with cloud activities, rain in a jar experient, cloud in a bottle, weather science worksheets!
An old favorite, super simple using watercolour paper, wool and ribbons, you could use any art materials to decorate clouds, we used up some paper from paint spray paint! 💖❤💛💚💙💜💗we used acrylic pai…
Are you looking for a free cloud template or outline for a cool summer craft? These printable cloud templates are the perfect base for cloud arts, crafts, or decorations! These printable cloud templates are perfect
There are several fun ways to create a cloud in a bottle, but this method is the simplest and easiest way that I have discovered how to do it!
This is the 5th post in our Eric Carle Book Series!Here are some FREE Printables, Activities and Ideas to go along with another favorite book:What Did Little Cloud Become? Dot to Dot PageLittle Cloud Trace and ColorLittle Cloud Emergent ReaderThe Little Cloud Customizable Printable WorksheetWeather Ideas and Cloud Book IdeaPuffy Paint Cloud Art IdeaCloud Art and Writing Activity PrintableWhen I Look at the Clouds I See...Little Cloud Teacher Literature GuideLittle Cloud Book Companion Pack Freebie
To my eye, these little colorful compositions are landscapes... and I'm working on building harmony and balance. Even on a tiny 3x3" card there are an abundance of variables to work with! So I work very quickly, not analyzing, making snap decisions.
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These are a delicious home-made bread replacement that is practically carb free and very high in protein. They are just like heaven so I call them clouds.
Heaven is a very abstract concept for children to understand. We don't even fully comprehend it as adults! However, Jesus does give us some very clear and beautiful descriptions about our hope of eternity with Him. In this lesson, I try to make heaven as tangible and real as possible. I also emphasize to my little preschoolers that the best part about heaven is that we will finally be able to really see Jesus and be with Him forever! Bible Truth: I have a forever home in Heaven. Bible Story: Jesus went back to Heaven to prepare a home for us. Bible Study: John 14:1-6; Acts 1:9-11; I Thessalonians 4:15-17; Revelation 21:22-27 teach I like using our flannel graph set to visually show Jesus ascending up into heaven as I tell this story. Then I use a gold gift bag that I call my "Heaven Bag" to describe the kind of home that the Bible says Jesus is preparing for us. Below is a list of items that I have in the bag. I pull each item out one by one, and talk about whether or not we will have and/or need it in heaven. If it will be in heaven I keep it in the gold bag. If not, I throw it into a trash bag, which I usually ask one of the children to hold for me. Items to represent what will be in heaven include: gold (coins or jewelry) crown jewels small musical instrument (worship) piece of fruit (we will have a feast in heaven) picture of Jesus (the best part about heaven is we will see Jesus!) Items that will not be in heaven include: band-aids medicine flashlight tissues (to wipe tears) black heart (sin) sing Heaven is a Happy Place - I have colored various pictures from coloring books to illustrate each verse of this song. You could also hold up objects from the lesson above that correspond with each verse of this song. Follow the link for the tune and lyrics. craft up in a cloud This craft helps the children remember, and retell the story of Jesus' ascension. You will need: these print outs (I suggest printing the first page on card stock for stability and ease of operation.) scissors tape yarn hole-punch cotton balls glue crayons To prepare, cut out the large clouds, and pictures of Jesus for each child. Punch a hole in the center top and bottom of the activity page, and thread a piece of yarn (approximately 20 inches long) through each hole. Tie off the ends of the yarn in the back near to the top hole. Tape Jesus to the piece of yarn. In class, children can color their page and glue cotton balls the clouds. Help them put glue on the opposite ends of the large cloud, and attach it to their pages in a way that allows for Jesus to easily be pulled up behind it. Children pull the string in the back to move Jesus from standing on the ground with His disciples, to ascend up to heaven in a cloud. 'h' is for heaven This is simple, low prep craft. Print this activity sheet onto cloud stationery paper. I purchased mine from Wal-Mart. Give the children small cotton balls, or pull larger cotton balls apart, to glue onto the letter 'H'. a beautiful home Another simple craft is to provide children with craft jewels and sequins to decorate a picture like this. See this post for more activities to teach your child about Heaven at home this week!
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Japanese Soufflé Pancakes are a culinary work of art, known for their incredibly fluffy and airy texture that sets them apart from traditional pancakes. Each bite is a cloud-like experience, ... Read more
Try this easy homemade colored cloud dough recipe with an ocean theme. We love simple and fun sensory play recipes for kids!
