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follow along with hands-on projects: make science-style concoctions (goop, slime, bubbles, crystals, etc.), make their own art supplies (dough, glue, paint, invisible ink, etc.), and build simple contraptions from everyday items
Doodles and Oodles of Art: An Inspiring Resource for Students' Creativity Doodles and Oodles of Art offers a comprehensive compilation of over one hundred art ideas. It invigorates the creative spirit in students and is perfect for educators in search of inspiring art activities.
Students go on an outdoor scavenger hunt for natural shapes/items, then use collected materials (e.g., rocks) to complete craft projects such as a rock caterpillar.
Reproducible seasonal art and craft activity patterns for Pre-K through Grade 3, designed to build visual-motor coordination and scissor skills.
Students watch suggested videos, read provided or suggested passages, and complete worksheets including a KWL chart, video notes pages, graphic organizers on the killer whale life cycle, a species/animal-facts investigation, an endangered species report, coloring pages, and a final project (poster, lapbook, or…
Read three narrative clue passages and answer comprehension questions about direction, wildlife, and temperature; record findings on a Venn diagram (Chart It worksheet) using a Pocket Guide reference; construct a paper craft/art project (pocket guide, landscape pieces, wildlife cutouts) representing the discovered…
Complete five multi-day project activities: create a class mural piece inspired by the novel and artist Keith Haring with an artist's note; design, build, and test a critical-load structure; design, build, and test a mountain tunnel model; build and test a wheel-and-axle/simple-machine device; and design, build, test…
Complete reading-response activities alongside the book: making predictions, identifying story elements/problem-solution/plot/setting, summarizing (Somebody-Wanted-Because-But-So), analyzing character traits and development, identifying theme and thematic statements, answering reader-response comprehension questions…
Follow teacher-led art lessons to create drawing/painting projects (e.g., Caught In Plastic, Antarctica, X-Ray, Sports Scene, The Frog, Panda, Name, Illusions, Eye, Comic Faces, Complementary Colors, Frangipanis, Cup Of Tea, Sports People, Inkblot, Starfish, Patterns) and complete related blending/shading/texture…
Students read chapters of the novel (independently or aloud), watch suggested videos, complete KWL and vocabulary worksheets and chapter quizzes, take part in discussions, and complete related drawing/art activities each day of the 5-day plan; an optional unit-long podcast project is also offered.
Watch suggested videos, read suggested texts, complete KWL charts, video-notes sheets, life-cycle diagrams, investigation worksheets, coloring pages, and a culminating poster/lapbook/interactive-notebook project.
For each craft, read and follow step-by-step student instructions to cut out, color, trace, twist, glue, or assemble provided templates and craft materials (e.g. color a seed/sprout square and place it in a bag; twist green pipe cleaners and attach cut-out leaves to make a 3D vine; cut out and fold a flower template…