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Spring projects for Microsoft Word
Fraction Kite Spring Craft
Have your students use this template to create a fraction kite spring craft! It is great review for fractions and a fun way to welcome spring! The template provides a 25 x 25 grid of squares and students can color them 4-5 different colors. Then they can name the color squares as fractions. For example 3/25 blue, etc. They can write their fractions in the cloud they cut out from the template. There are also 3 bow ties provided in the template. I cut out thin strips of construction paper a
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2nd - 4th
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Lima bean in a bag
Use the book "One Bean" by Anne Rockwell as a companion to this activity. Use this simple recipe to follow directions to make your bean come alive. Excellent for small group or one on one instruction!
*Please note, the preview shows the pictures moved on top of the words. This is not the case when you download. Please download my free Apple Sauce Recipe to see that it is successful*
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PreK - K
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Butterfly life cycle monarch paper project fine motor activity download
Have your students take flight with this paper butterfly project! Included are four wings and a body, all you need to supply are metal brads and pipe cleaners commonly found in the classroom. Step-by-step instructions allow students to practice informational reading skills and let you discreetly check for understanding while the students work. Questions at the end of the project let students reflect on why they completed each step in the sequence as they did. Enjoy this activity and check back o
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PreK - 4th
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Bee Friendlly- An introduction to the life cycle of a honey bee
This is a no-prep lesson plan if you want to introduce the topic of homey bees and why they are vital to our survival. The lesson plan includes several ideas that cater for different learning styles and adhere to various school polices, from the flipped classroom approach to family engagement and many more. There are opportunities for class discussions that activate young learners' critical thinking and reasoning, as well as craft options and a compilation of materials available that support the
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PreK - K
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Dr. Seuss Silly Reading Contest Editable
This is a contests that your students can have fun doing while reading. Students are asked to take a unique, creative, silly picture of themselves reading a Dr. Seuss book. It's up to you if you want to include prizes, I tend to find great Dr. Seuss items in Target's bargain aisle.
This is a great way to get excited for Dr. Seuss' birthday and Read Across America.
Create Your Own ON-BRAND Mini-Golf Course
This activity is a 100% blast! Students design their own 9-hole mini-golf course based on a business of their choice. Through their recognition of company products, mascots, and logos, they will be able to showcase their creative side while teaching others about the aspects that make their favorite businesses stand out from the rest! WITH RUBRIC & EXTENSION OPTIONS!!!
Grades:
9th - 12th
Plan a Trip for Spring Break!
Have your students plan a full trip for Spring Break! You give them a budget and they do all the planning. This will keep them busy the last week before the break or give them something to focus on when they return from Spring Break. They will need access to technology to look up destinations, prices for hotels, flights, etc. Students have options on how to present their work. Word document is available to edit as you wish. Rubric is included. Appropriate for grades 6 to 12. Cross-curricular wit
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6th - 12th
Frog and Toad Reader's Theatre *EDITABLE
This Reader's Theatre is adapted from Arnold Nobel's
"Frog and Toad All Year" chapter titled "The Corner." I used this as a supplemental activity for the week we read the story from the Harcourt Trophies series, but could be used independently.
I created this for 5 students: Frog, Toad, and 3 narrators. It is an editable file so you can change, separate, or combine parts as needed.
*I do not own the original material. This is adapted into a student-friendly template to hand out and highlight
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1st - 4th
The Bugs in My Backyard
Just in time for spring...an insect unit to help your little entomologists learn about the world of bugs. This unit contains the following:
Original emergent reader..."The Bugs in My Yard"
Sequencing activity cards
Pocket chart word cards
Ladybug art/writing project
CVC word game
Entomology Diary (writing and illustrating)
True or Not True? (math addition)
Math journal prompts
Real or Nonsense word sort
Enjoy!
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PreK - 2nd
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Spring Break Historical Landmark Road Trip Project - Digital Version
Students will love this spring break road trip challenge! This can be digital (Google Slides) or printed. Students will take a road trip across the United States visiting at least 5 different historical landmarks. The following is completely editable to fit the needs in your classroom. Slide 1 (Orange): Title Slide with tipsSlides 2-3 (Purple): Task 1- Choose 5 different historical landmarks with addresses & latitude/longitude coordinatesSlides 4-8 (Blue): Task 2- Describe in paragraph
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5th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-LS2-2
Memory Book for the End of the School Year or Open House
This scrapbook could be used in a variety of ways. It could be used to share with with parents during a conference or it could be used as a memory book for students to fill out at the end of the year to reflect on their past work, behavior, and memories. I like this scrapbook because it requires your students take some time to reflect on their year and it puts less pressure on you to make a memory book for them.
During this activity students will:
1) Write four paragraphs reflecting on the yea
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4th - 6th
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Mother's Day Project Pages
Mother's Day Project Pages5 Pages all mothers will love! Scrapbook page in color and black and white (with some color)Pages could be run on colored paper or tagboard and laminated.Children can write words that describe their mothers in the heart. Encourage them to write in different styles and colors.PLUS: Coupon Book with 4 pages of coupons: a free chore, a free hug, a free kiss, free help with laundry, etc. and blank coupons for children to fill out.Wonderful Keepsakes for Mom!Created for TPT
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K - 4th
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Peep Addition Craft
This download includes cutouts for bunnies and chicks. It also includes the word problem. Print bunnies on colored paper and chicks on yellow. Using green construction paper students will cut lines making the grass. Easy to differentiate based on students needs.
Three Tier Pagoda Asian Heritage Month Architecture
The students will celebrate the Asian/Pacific American heritage month of May by constructing a tiered traditional pagoda out of a paper bag and decorate and create the windows, doors and lanterns that will hang from the sides of the top tier.
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K - 1st
Bee Pollination Case Study
This is a case study about bees for students to use during a study of pollination. Have the students read the case study and use the graphic organizer to think through the questions that are posed about the case study.
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2nd - 4th
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Mother's Day Recipe Card
After brainstorming the attributes of a wonderful mother, students will create a recipe card on how to make "a wonderful mom." In my class, I printed this on cardstock and attached it to a pot-holder that the students put their handprint on! A great Mother's Day gift! Attached are two recipe cards per sheet.
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K - 6th
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Three Tier Pagoda Asian Heritage Month Architecture
The students will celebrate the Asian/Pacific American heritage month of May by constructing a tiered traditional pagoda out of a paper bag and decorate and create the windows, doors and lanterns that will hang from the sides of the top tier.
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PreK
Earth Day Recycling Receptacles
Students will be able to recognize the ecological impact of Earth Day by participating in constructing their own mini recycling receptacles that they will fill with recycled materials such as paper, plastic and metal and therefore re-purposing these items and giving them new life. They will also write a title and a mini story for a newspaper article to campaign for recycling. This project is done in honor of Earth Day which occurs in April. They will raise awareness among their peers and for the
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K - 1st
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Indoor Garden Project
Students work together to grow an indoor vegetable garden for health benefits.
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Grades:
4th - 7th
Symmetrical Fluttering Metamorphosis Butterfly Mobile
Students will be able to celebrate the return of the spring season and demonstrate the definition of symmetry by constructing and designing an interactive butterfly with a set of wings that are the same size and shape. They will also learn about the life cycle stages of the butterfly.
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PreK
Easter Bunny or Chick Talking Puppet
The students will create paper puppets with movable mouth parts that can be manipulated with their hands to make words. They will make Easter themed puppets of either a bunny or a chick and add on 3-D materials such as cotton balls and feathers to add detail. The puppet will hold a biography Easter egg with their name and personality traits. This is a character that will be completely conceptualized by the students themselves.
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2nd - 5th
Spring Rainbow Sunshine Raindrops Mobile
Celebrate the arrival of spring showers and sunshine- the 2 ingredients to form a rainbow! The children will learn about the science of how rainbows are created and the order of the colors by creating their very own rainbow sunshine mobile.
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Grades:
K - 1st
Recycled Collage Bottle Spring Flowers
The students will celebrate the return of spring (March 20th) and recognize the value of recycling by constructing plastic water bottle flowers that bloom from a newspaper to show that when we recycle, we give new life to the planet for the next generation! They will also incorporate colorful magazine pieces of their choice for the petals and use beans for the seeds to show the life cycle of a plant. They will realize that they can make a difference in this world by recycling and giving a face a
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K - 1st
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Earth Day Recycling Receptacles
Students will be able to recognize the ecological impact of Earth Day by participating in constructing their own mini recycling receptacles that they will fill with recycled materials such as paper, plastic and metal and therefore re-purposing these items and giving them new life. They will also write a title and a mini story for a newspaper article to campaign for recycling. This project is done in honor of Earth Day which occurs in April. They will raise awareness among their peers and for the
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2nd - 5th
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