Cinco de Mayo: Cinco de Mayo fun! This Cinco de Mayo craft is a pinata that your students can make for some Mexico Fiesta Fun!
It includes Mexico symbols including a map outline of Mexico, a Mexican flag, a guitar, a monarch butterfly, a cactus, a sombrero, and a pepper. Each on of these items in accompanied by a candy that has the name for the symbol in English and Spanish. You can choose to use both of these labels if you wish.
There is also a Cinco de Mayo tag to add to the pinata; however, this pinata craft will work throughout the school year and especially when you are studying holidays around the world. I hope you enjoy this Cinco de Mayo Craftivity.
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Thursday, May 1, 2025
Cinco De Mayo Printable Craft
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Thursday, March 13, 2025
Pi Day Craft - A Math Craft for Pi Day
Pi Day-- This Pi Day Craft is a unique way to display and teach your students about Pi.
You students can create a Pi wind sock (just add streamers or use the Pi medallions) or a standing lantern during your math lesson or as a math center.
There are more ways to use this Pi craft in your math class. The digits of Pi 3.141459265358 go in a spiral around the cylinder. You can also use this craft to talk about circles (measure the Pi medallions) and cylinders. Click {HERE} to learn more about this math craft at my teaching resources store.
You students can create a Pi wind sock (just add streamers or use the Pi medallions) or a standing lantern during your math lesson or as a math center.
There are more ways to use this Pi craft in your math class. The digits of Pi 3.141459265358 go in a spiral around the cylinder. You can also use this craft to talk about circles (measure the Pi medallions) and cylinders. Click {HERE} to learn more about this math craft at my teaching resources store.
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math,
Pi Day,
spring
Thursday, December 19, 2019
Chinese New Year Hat Printable
Chinese New Year 2020 Fun! Let your kiddos create a Chinese New year hat.
This Chinese New Year craft includes two different hat patterns.
One hat includes all the signs of the Chinese Zodiac - New Year, so no matter if it is the year of the horse or another sign, you can use this hat every year.
The second pattern includes Chinese symbols for the Chinese new year including dragons, Chinese coins, a money bag and more. Each hat requires only printing one page. You can find this product at my teaching resources store {HERE}
This Chinese New Year craft includes two different hat patterns.
One hat includes all the signs of the Chinese Zodiac - New Year, so no matter if it is the year of the horse or another sign, you can use this hat every year.
The second pattern includes Chinese symbols for the Chinese new year including dragons, Chinese coins, a money bag and more. Each hat requires only printing one page. You can find this product at my teaching resources store {HERE}
You can
view all my Chinese New Year crafts in my teaching resource store if you
click on the picture below. Just scroll down once you get to my store.
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Weather Crafts for Preschoolers -- a rainbow and cloud craft for weather themes
I'm super excited about this weather craft for preschoolers. It's perfect for kindergarten, first, and second grade science activities too. Add a rainbow craft to your next weather lesson or weather unit.
This simple craft lets young students cut and paste and color. Students will cut out the sun, paste the sun rays, glue cotton balls to the cloud (you will need 14 cotton balls for each student or you can use a dauber or bingo marker), and color the colors of the rainbow.
This is great for working with learning colors too. (This craft uses purple instead of indigo and violet since those colors are not in the 8 pack of crayons.) This weather craft makes a great bulletin boards too so be sure to display them. You can find it in my teaching resource store {HERE}.
I want to add a little update. Check out what the students of a teacher friend created in their class this week.
This simple craft lets young students cut and paste and color. Students will cut out the sun, paste the sun rays, glue cotton balls to the cloud (you will need 14 cotton balls for each student or you can use a dauber or bingo marker), and color the colors of the rainbow.
This is great for working with learning colors too. (This craft uses purple instead of indigo and violet since those colors are not in the 8 pack of crayons.) This weather craft makes a great bulletin boards too so be sure to display them. You can find it in my teaching resource store {HERE}.
I want to add a little update. Check out what the students of a teacher friend created in their class this week.
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Chinese New Year Lantern for Kids
Chinese New Year 2014 Fun! Let your kiddos create a Chinese New lantern.
This Chinese New Year craft includes two different lantern patterns.
One lantern includes all the signs of the Chinese Zodiac - New Year, so no matter if it is the year of the horse 2014 or another sign, you can use this hat every year.
The second pattern includes Chinese symbols for the Chinese new year including dragons, Chinese coins, a money bag and more. Each lantern requires only printing one page and a strip for a handle.
This Chinese New Year craft includes two different lantern patterns.
One lantern includes all the signs of the Chinese Zodiac - New Year, so no matter if it is the year of the horse 2014 or another sign, you can use this hat every year.
The second pattern includes Chinese symbols for the Chinese new year including dragons, Chinese coins, a money bag and more. Each lantern requires only printing one page and a strip for a handle.
You can find this Chinese New Year item in my teacherspayteachers store {HERE}
You can view all my Chinese New Year crafts in my teaching resource store if you click on the picture below. Just scroll down once you get to my store.
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lantern
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Fire Truck Craft: {A Color, Cut, and Paste Shapes Fire Truck Shapes}
I'll let you in on a secret. I love to integrate subjects when I teach in a fun way. It's time for a fun fire safety activity for kids.
Here's how you add a craft, a social studies lesson about community helpers like fire fighters, a math lesson on shapes, and work with fine motor skills like coloring, cutting and pasting.
Create a Shapes Fire Truck Craft and work with coloring, cutting, pasting, and shape recognition with your little ones.
This So Sweet Craft is perfect for fall or Autumn or during Fire Safety Week. It also works well when you are teaching about the Letter F. This fire truck craft includes photos, directions, and patterns.
You can find out more {Here}.
Here's how you add a craft, a social studies lesson about community helpers like fire fighters, a math lesson on shapes, and work with fine motor skills like coloring, cutting and pasting.
Create a Shapes Fire Truck Craft and work with coloring, cutting, pasting, and shape recognition with your little ones.
This So Sweet Craft is perfect for fall or Autumn or during Fire Safety Week. It also works well when you are teaching about the Letter F. This fire truck craft includes photos, directions, and patterns.
You can find out more {Here}.
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craft,
fire truck,
So Sweet Craft
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Four Seasons Tree Craft: A 3D Foldable Seasons of a Tree Craftivity
I love hands on learning and I'm adding more foldable teaching resources to my teaching bag. We teach about the seasons changing throughout the year and one of the best ways to do this is with trees. In fact, if your students can see a tree outside of your class window, ask them to draw and color a picture of that tree throughout the school year.
I just created my Four Seasons of a Tree Craft where students use sequencing cards of the seasons and make them into a 3D craft. It's a perfect tree craftivity for little hands to learn about the seasons and it makes a great class decoration too.
I printed the tree top on green paper, but you can use any color that you'd like and maybe even find some cool printed paper too. I even created a four seasons classroom poster.
I just created my Four Seasons of a Tree Craft where students use sequencing cards of the seasons and make them into a 3D craft. It's a perfect tree craftivity for little hands to learn about the seasons and it makes a great class decoration too.
I printed the tree top on green paper, but you can use any color that you'd like and maybe even find some cool printed paper too. I even created a four seasons classroom poster.
If you're interested in this foldable four seasons craft, you can learn more at my teaching resource store {here}.
Labels:
3-D craft,
craft,
life cycle,
science
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