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Every year I make these cute flower pot Mother's Day cards with my students, and I adore how they turn out, so I thought I'd share how we make them! Materials you need: Construction paper Scissors Glue Yarn or embroidery thread Marker Picture of child (*UPDATE* Printable template available here.) I cut the flowers differently every year- once with a die-cut, another time by hand (4 flowers/ student x 40 students= major time suck!), and this year with a scrap-booking punch. I love seeing this…

Am I the only one who is ready for this Winter to be over? Spring Break is right around the corner and we still have freezing temperatures here!! This week we have been looking at the ugly, freezing, dark skies and rain. We wanted to turn it into something beautiful! Begin with a white crayon and draw the horizon line. there should be a big emphasis on drawing OVALS instead of circles. Students figured out that you can see the white crayon BETTER when the paper in on their stool UNDER the…

I love sleep I heart sleep bedroom wall art decor dorm room decor Printable bedroom Art! Download instantly, and print out on your home computer, or bring to a copy store! All lettering is designed specially by me (I make my own fonts!) All signs have a white background with black letters/symbols, but I can do almost ANY color, just ask!! I can also do other sizes if you need a smaller or larger size than the one listed!! Also if you would like a sign that says something else, I can do that…

Paper Craft for Spring - Daisies Made From Empty Paper Towel Rolls/Tubes

paper scrap greeting cards- perfect craft for kids to make for Mother's Day!

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Unleash kids’ creativity with these kids craft ideas. Many art and craft activities and ideas parents, teachers and childcare providers can do with children.

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FREE Spring Words. For a word wall, pocket chart or writing center! (Ms. Makinson)

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Yesterday was a sad day in more ways than one. My heart goes out to everyone affected by yesterday's tragedy. I am thankful I have my kiddos and their creative little minds to get my mind off of things! We finished up our spring image writing yesterday. We began the lesson by reading a spring book (of course!). Then the kids each painted sheets of paper in the colors they would need. It takes awhile, but the end products are well worth the time spent!! Each started by making a page in all…

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