Perfect for a wide range of craft projects. This design features retro wavy text which says: Peace Love Preschool, with a peace sign, heart and happy face cutouts. Great to use for shirts, mugs, tumblers and other creations you may have in mind. ***PLEASE NOTE: This listing includes digital files only. No physical printed materials will be shipped, giving you the added bonus of no additional shipping costs! You will receive 1 SVG and 1 PNG file. SVG - Is best for Cricut Design Space and Silhouette Designer Edition or other machines that accept SVG files. PNG (300 dpi) - Is best if a transparent background is needed. -------------- NOTE FOR SILHOUETTE OWNERS: Please check your cutting machine before purchasing to make sure it has the ability to use the SVG format. Silhouette DESIGNER EDITION software supports SVG files. The BASIC version DOES NOT! -------------- After checkout you will be directed to a page to download your files. Your file images will be without watermarks. They will also be accessible at all times by viewing your Etsy purchase page. DUE TO THE DIGITAL NATURE OF THE PRODUCT, REFUNDS CANNOT BE GIVEN AFTER THE ITEMS ARE DOWNLOADED. If you have a problem with your download, please contact me and I will work with you to resolve it. PLEASE NOTE that Etsy does not allow buyers to access purchased files from the Etsy app, so you will need to use your phone/tablet browser or a computer. FOR HELP WITH DIGITAL DOWNLOADS, please see the Etsy help article: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 *TERMS OF USE - PLEASE READ: The copyright of this artwork is owned by GoodVibesOnlyClub. You can use it for any PERSONAL or SMALL BUSINESS items you wish to create (up to 100 pieces). However, you MAY NOT resell, trade, give away, or redistribute these files in any way. YOU MAY NOT USE ANY PART OF THIS DESIGN TO CREATE OTHER DESIGNS FOR PURCHASE! You ARE NOT allowed to use the design on Print on Demand sites including, but not limited to: Zazzle, Cafepress, Printful, Amazon Merch, Redbubble. No 3rd party printing. You must be the creator of the product you are selling. The purchase of these files does not transfer rights or ownership to the buyer. By purchasing and downloading these files, you are agreeing to the terms and conditions stated above. You can purchase my Extended License to use the design commercially for 101 - 1000 sales of PHYSICAL ITEMS. Available here: https://etsy.me/3it8UEU Please feel free to get in touch should you have any questions. Thank you for visiting the store! https://www.etsy.com/shop/GoodVibesOnlyClub
Here's a peek into our February Activities and Units! Be sure to look through for freebies! My kids LOVE learning about Ruby Bridges, because she was their age when her story unfolded. Here are a few videos. First is a read-aloud of The Story of Ruby Bridges. Next is an interview with Ruby Bridges as an adult. The quality is a little poor, but the questions and responses are great. Here are some activities we do while learning about Ruby Bridges! First we read about Ruby Bridges with this non-fiction teacher read-aloud and an emergent reader for the kids. After learning about Ruby, we complete these activities! You can find all of these activities and more by clicking this picture! If you didn't cover MLK in January, you can learn about him in February. Here are some of the activities we enjoy! These activities can be found by clicking the image below. Grab these freebies for Goundhog Day! This one has 3 cute literacy activities that work for whole group or small group! Click the image below to grab them! This one from Eberhart's Explorers has lots of great activities that I like to use whole group! Click the image below to grab them! I give glowsticks for Valentine's Day because, #1... the kids LOVE them, #2... They are CHEAP at the Dollar Tree, and #3... It's a nice change from candy and I have had allergies in the past. Grab these cute little tags from The Teacher Wife by Clicking Here! We make these sweet and simple Valentine's bags from Mrs. Ricca's Kindergarten For parent gifts, we make adorable torn paper mosaics like this. SO easy! Just grab some different colors of paper and set your kiddos loose! They will tear off small pieces and glue them into the heart. Perfect for fine motor and independent... win-win! Grab one of the templates to make your own by clicking HERE!! And of course I love any excuse to use candy conversation hearts around valentine's day! These pattern mats from my friend Michelle are perfect for an independent station! Click the picture to download and leave her some feedback on TPT as she is just beginning her store! :) Valentine week is important to me for another HUGE reason! If you've been following my story for long, then you know my daughter is kinda sorta a major miracle baby! She was born with a condition called HLHS, which is essentially half a heart. She has since had 3 open heart surgeries, 3 cardiac arrests, 10 long months in the ICU, two runs on complete life support through ECMO, and a heart transplant. She is now 18 months old and doing well, all things considered. The week of February 7 - February 14 is CHD Awareness week! CHD stands for Congenital Heart Defect and 1 in 100 babies is born with some form of CHD. Learn more here! Here is my miracle baby when she was very sick and pictures a picture since she has recovered from her heart transplant! I made this fun Valentine's Day freebie in honor of my daughter and it includes a page to spread CHD awareness! Grab it up and tell someone you know about CHD! Get this freebie by clicking below! This will be a fun experiment for students to see the effects of a cavity. Grabbed this idea from Fun Fabulous First. Just poke a hole in the apple to signify a cavity and give it some time to start decomposing. Re-assess the apple at the end of the week and discuss what happened over time with the cavity. I whipped up a quick little sheet for students to use to record their observations. Grab it below! Love this idea from The Moffatt Girls! Great hands on practice at flossing! We learn about what helps teeth stay healthy and what causes harm, then complete this sort and the kids search through magazines and grocery ads to cut/paste onto their own templates. We read several dental health books, and then the kids get their own mini reader! We learn this poem then create the writing craftivity. It's perfect for a hallway display! The tooth fairy sends out an ad looking for assistants and the kids apply for the job, then complete a math task that she leaves! They search the room for teeth pics numbered 1-50 and put them in order on ten frames! Ending Digraph Sort CVC Write and Wipe. For added fun, throw some dollar tree toothbrushes in to erase the dry erase marker writing from the teeth! Use marshmallows or white dry beans for a subtraction manipulative! Kids race to fill their mouth with marshmallow teeth in this comparing numbers game! They each draw a number, compare the values, and the person with the higher value gets to put one of their teeth on the mouth template! Then they get to eat their marshmallows at the end. SO FUN! You can grab all these activities by clicking the picture below! That wraps things up for our February. We also spend a couple of days for Presidents Day. So much to do in February... tough to fit it all in! Hope you all have a great month!
Remembrance Day activities in Grade 1. Grab a 3-page Poppy booklet. Instant download. Directions for our peace plates.
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Create a Peace Sign From Pipe Cleaner!: If you want an easy and fun craft that is great for people of all ages, then this pipe cleaner peace sign is perfect for you! With simple instructions and easy to follow pictures, making a peace sign has never been so easy. The peace sign is great f…
These red, white, and blue patriotic preschool activities are great for fine motor skills development and incorporating other early learning concepts.
Peace Plates. Remembrance Day art project for Kindergarten to Grade 3 students. Easy to do!
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FREE Love And Peace Coloring Page printable. PRINT and COLOR Martin Luther King, Jr. Day PDF Coloring Books from PrimaryGames. Our online collection of EASY and ADULT Coloring Pages feature the BEST pictures for you to color.
Here are ten awesome crafts to get in the spirit of peace and love, on International Day of Peace or any day.
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Peace ideas, activities and crafts for International Peace Day and Everyday
This is my fifth year starting out doing a lesson based on the International Day of Peace (Sept. 21) and tying it in with beginning of the year basics. I always teach about what symbols mean, what the word "peace" means, and how the peace sign came to be. I was actually published in Teach Boldly where I wrote a portion of a chapter about my first experience teaching this unit. This year after showing a slide show on the peace sign, other peace symbols such as the dove and olive branch- and introducing works of Pablo Picasso and Rene Magritte-- I went back to basics with my new fifth graders. We reviewed color mixing with model magic. Then each student made their own peace sign, also including texture if they chose to do so. Each student was responsible for creating an accompanying tag with their name and a sentence about how they define peace of what it means to them using thin marker and colored pencil. I hung them in the window, they looked awesome! We are currently working on another related lesson that focuses on composition and overlapping. ---------------- Past lessons I have done include these below: Primary colors mixed with a new take on Pinwheels for Peace. Rainbow colors of marker lines turned into paint- and then collaged onto the peace sign. Hands put together to form a large peace sign. One grade I had draw examples of peaceful and respectful behaviors to set examples for the other students.
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Teach kids about peace in the classroom and create this FREE dove peace foldable writing craft for Remembrance Day, Veteran's Day, MLK Day, International Peace Day.
Try these peaceful activities to do with your students on the International Day of Peace or anytime throughout the year.
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In this post, we will share with you some great ideas on how to teach kids about peace. You can print the list included here.
Here are ten awesome crafts to get in the spirit of peace and love, on International Day of Peace or any day.
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It's already February and I haven't yet put up any Valentine's Day Crafts this year. Oof! What kind of kid crafter am I? I've just been so caught up in what's happening in our country and world that I haven't fully had the heart or energy to embrace doilies, flowers, chocolate, hearts.... basically anything Valentine's yet. But today I'm turning a new leaf. Here's my first Valentine's day craft of the season... these 3D "I Love You" Hands. (They're not quite hearts and flowers and pun-ny sayings.. but it's a start, right?) This post contains affiliate links. Thank you for your the grocery money. For my full disclosure policy, click here. Oh! And of course, this craft would be a fun one to pair with any of these picture books about love... (hmm... this list is kinda small.... I'll have to work on that!) Our Favorite Books about Love: The Day it Rained Hearts The Invisible String The I Love You Book Love You Forever How to Make 3D "I love you" hands 1. Trace your hands onto thicker paper. (We used watercolor paper. ) 2. Cut your hands out. (The thicker paper was hard for my kindergartener to cut, so I cut it for him.) 3. Grab your favorite watercolors and paint one side of your hand. Then, paint the backside of the third and fourth fingers (since they'll flip over.) 4. Once your paint dries, use Sharpie marker to add details. Point out all the lovely wrinkles and nails on your fingers and palms. (We used Sharpie because it wouldn't smear with the glue.) 5. Glue your fingers down. Use clothespins to hold them in place while the glue dries. 6. Once they dry, glue down your hand onto a piece of paper. 7. Add extra special details to your card. (You can also do this before you glue your hand down.) Enjoy! And that's it. Hang your "I love you" hand up, or spread the love and give it to someone special. (Goodness knows that the world could use a little more love nowadays, right?) Hope this post finds you well, friends. Happy making!
The iconic Beatles singer/songwriter had once quoted, “Imagine all the people living life in peace. You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one. I hope someday you’ll join us, and the world will be as one.” In today’s world, as the nations are set to pit themselves against each other on […]
Peace Plates. Remembrance Day art project for Kindergarten to Grade 3 students. Easy to do!
Here are ten awesome crafts to get in the spirit of peace and love, on International Day of Peace or any day.
