Ice Cream Paper Craft | Easy One-Page Art Project for Summer Theme
A one-page printable paper craft project where students build and decorate a 2D ice cream cone character, developing fine motor and creative skills.
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A one-page printable paper craft project where students build and decorate a 2D ice cream cone character, developing fine motor and creative skills.
A Canva-editable handprint craft template with an accompanying 'My First Day of School' poem, used as a first-day-of-school keepsake craft.
Cut out a snowflake shape, glue it to foam, glue a stick to the back, tie a ribbon, write their name on it, and colour/decorate the finished wand
Trace handprints to create a colorful butterfly using a printable template.
Spring-themed paper crown/hat craft and coloring activity.
A back-to-school craft project where students assemble a paper dodecahedron ('"Know" One Like ME!') decorated with personal facts, for classroom/hallway display.
Write your name on a bucket-shaped craft, then use complete sentences to write about friends you want to see, things you want to do, and places you want to visit this summer; color and cut out each section on the dotted line and staple the pages together to assemble the bucket craft.
Build Classroom Community During the First Week of School Help first grade students feel confident, welcomed, and excited about learning with this engaging Back to School All About Me Craft and Activity Workbook. Designed specifically for the first days and first week of school, this resource combines creativity, writing,…
Make colorful butterfly masks for a spring, garden or minibeast theme.
Follow illustrated step-by-step directions to print, tear or cut small pieces of colored paper, and glue them onto a themed outline (pumpkin, leaf, acorn, candy corn, apple); also includes simple named-line pages for coloring.
Forever June Digital Design Introducing my owl themed 1st Day of School Handprint Art and Coloring Activity! This fun and easy to create activity is intended for children from toddlers in a daycare, early childhood education or childcare center to preschool aged children, to pre-k and Kindergarten students, Special Education…
The printed greeting establishes the occasion, while the blank inside gives children room for their own back-to-school message. Four instructions guide coloring, cutting the outline, folding on the gray line and writing a note. Review the cut line and fold guide before children begin using scissors.
Make a spring frog puppet for art and pretend play.
Students choose illustrated activities to build a personal summer bucket list. Offer a manageable selection and talk through what each picture represents before arranging the choices on a template. The mix of home activities and outings supports discussion of preferences and plans.
Use handprints to make a summer sun craft for display.
Practice numbers 1–20 while assembling ice-cream-cone math crafts.
Color, cut and assemble a spring crown decorated with flowers, sunshine and butterflies.
This summer bucket-list craft combines a short writing activity with cutting, coloring, and assembly. Children add ideas for their summer break to the printable pieces, then arrange their bucket design. The JPG set includes larger sheets and smaller variants, giving teachers options for a classroom display or a take-home project.
A back-to-school craft activity where students color and cut out paper crowns to wear and celebrate the first day of school.
Cut and assemble a snowflake using the winter craft template.
a wearable paper-glasses craft for the first day of school, used as an icebreaker/classroom-community activity and coloring page
Build a paper snowman with printable winter craft pieces.
A first-day-of-school 'All About Me' backpack craft in which students choose picture cards representing personal details to build a personalized backpack display.
Celebrate the first day of school with this engaging Back to School Crown Craft ! intended for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and early elementary grades, this hands-on activity helps students feel excited, special, and welcomed. Ways to Use: Use on the first day as a fun icebreaker. Pair with “ All About Me ” introductions or circle…