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Animals are so much fun! There is so much to learn about the different animals and the way they live….
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Paper Police Hat Craft

Paper Police Hat Craft

Students are fascinated when we dive into our social studies lessons. They love exploring the world around us! We love…
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  • Celebrate the excitement of a new school year with new books, stationery and these awesome back to school crafts for kids to make for themselves or their friends!
  • Pirate Color by Sight Word Activity -
  • Your students are going to LOVE this Back to School First to 20 game! Perfect for your math center in your PreK, Kindergarten, or First Grade classroom.
  • Ladybug Editable Sight Word Puzzles -
  • Ocean Sensory Bin Sort is a perfect way to teach children about ocean animals and sorting in a fun and hands-on way.
  • Kids will love this activity! Make DIY Sidewalk Foam Paint, perfect summer boredom buster for the kids!
  • I have a space-obsessed kid in my house, so we love to do space crafts around here, and my son was very excited to do this moon craft! We made it extra fun and experimented with a different way to paint by making it foil-printed. This craft is great for preschool, kindergarten, first grade, or even older kids. It would also be a great art extension during a space theme in the classroom.
  • When I think of back-to-school season I usually think of apples, but my favorite August and September symbol is the sunflower. The first day of school often involves learning names too, so I thought a sunflower name and fingerprint craft would be great to along with introductions during the beginning of a new school year.
  • One of my favorite activities to do on the first day is to read The Kissing Hand to my students and enjoy a tasty kissing hand cookie to celebrate making it through our first day of school. #teachingresources #backtoschoolideas #kissinghand