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If you’re looking for educational crafts and activities about the moon, look no further than these awesome moon activities and printables. Learning about the moon and our solar system should be fun and enjoyable for kids of all ages. These moon crafts and activities are sure to pique the interest of any student in a …
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Abstract art projects are so much fun. They provide such a unique creating experience that all levels of art skill can do. These 12 fun art projects are awesome to do. One of the best parts about creating abstract art projects is there are really no rules. The abstract artists are free to create as …
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What Are Brain Breaks? Brain breaks for kids are a way to take a mental break from what students are doing. They are a body break or a time to get moving with a little physical activity after periods of sitting. These movement breaks can make a huge difference in energy level and focus. Research …
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Vincent Van Gogh is one of the most famous artists in history and is thought by many to be one of the world’s greatest artists. He has many famous works, including The Starry Night and Irises. A great way to study an artist like Vincent Van Gogh is to complete some Vincent Van Gogh art …
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There are many famous artists out there. But one of the most famous American artists is Georgia O’Keeffe. She is best known for her painting of flowers. She was born on a sun prairie farm in Wisconsin in 1887. Leaving the farm at 15, she became one of the most famous painters in history. A …
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Read Across America is always around March 2nd each year. During the week of March 2nd, parents, educators, homeschoolers, and children all celebrate their love for reading with different reading resources and activities! One of the most popular activities is Wacky Wednesday. Here are 10 Wacky Wednesday ideas for school students will absolutely LOVE! …
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If your family is anything like mine, you probably have a new Amazon box on your front step every day. These cardboard boxes can pile up quickly, and the recycle bin can only hold so many. So what do you do with all of the cereal boxes, cardboard tubes, and Amazon boxes? Here are 20 …
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Whether you are with younger or older children, these fun balloon games are sure to be a hit. Use these awesome ideas at home as a boredom buster or at a birthday party. Don’t worry, you don’t have to sit at the sink and fill them one by one like I used to. Now you …
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Raise your hand if you’re a procrastinator. The struggle is real and it seems to worsen when my children have a project due. Science fair projects seem to be the hardest ones to get started. I swear they sneak up on you the most. You feel like you have weeks. Then all of a sudden, …
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Are you looking for printable dot to dots worksheets with a Halloween theme? Connect the dots to make a Halloween picture and then you instantly have Halloween coloring pages. Your kids will have so much fun. A dot to dot coloring page is a great way for young kids to practice so many skills with …
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Building and creating with LEGOS is so much fun! Whether you are following the instructions or building something unique, working with Legos is a great way to strengthen spatial awareness and engineering skills. But, LEGOS are not just fun and games, they make an excellent tool for the classroom, and you can use them to help …
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Did you know that you can make your own word building mats in a few simple steps using materials you already have? It’s so simple, you can do it today. Word mats are a great way to to work on spelling patterns, learning new words, or even learning to spell sight words. For young children, …
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