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Basketball Coloring Pages for Kids Hello and welcome to the sporty world of basketball coloring pages. Coloring is a great activity for your little sports enthusiasts. Amongst numerous benefits, it will teach your little athlete to focus, to develop motor skills, and to help recognize colors. Our coloring pages are easy to print, and we have a large collection to choose from. It is sure to entice your little one, regardless of interest! Parents, please note that Tulamama coloring pages are for personal use only. Jump on over and print as many as your little athlete can handle. Come back
Here’s a fun ninja craft for kids to make! Use balloons to create squishy stress balls that look like ninjas. Use yellow balloons if you want your ninjas to look like the LEGO® Ninjago characters. These would make great birthday party favors! The secret to a good stress ball is a good filling! I’ve got […]
This basketball cup and ball craft is easy to make and fun to play! Perfect basketball birthday party activity or a fun craft for kids during the game!
These Botanical Sun Catchers make beautiful classroom or home displays, and are perfect for a fun, nature-themed activity for kids!
Learn how to write an Acknowledgement of Country with kids in your primary classroom with tips from First Nations educators.
Make these delicate and simple bird's nests with your kids using old magazines or catalogs, a bowl, and some glue. Gorgeous for Easter or Springtime.
Learn how to make these glorious leaf pinwheels using natural materials. Perfect for cards, decorate gift toppings or as they are. So easy to make!
This project was originally created with a colleague for a Religious Education activity, but this can so easily fit science curriculums as well! Materials: Construction paper - black, brown, green, Glue stick, Scissors, Pencils, Black marker Instructions: 1. Have students select a piece of construction paper to use as the background colour and lay it aside - We chose black to make the tree stand out - dark blue would also look great! 2. Ask students to trace an outline of their hand on brown construction paper, cut out the outline, and lay it aside - This will make the trunk of the tree 3. Ask students to draw and cut out different sized hearts on green construction paper - This will make the leaves of the tree 4. Have students glue their hand outline at the centre of the bottom of the page to create the tree trunk 5. Have students glue the hearts around the fingers of the hand outline to create the leaves of the tree 6. Allow the glue to dry, then ask students to write "I care for the environment by..." on the trunk of the tree, and ways they care for the environment on the leaves of the tree. - Have students write their ideas in pencil first and then outline in a thin black marker That's it! This makes a great piece of work for students to post on a wall in the classroom and gets them brainstorming about ways they can contribute to helping the environment!
Roar into action with these 20 ferocious Godzilla coloring pages that are yours to freely download and print! Perfect for both young and old, these sheets offer an exciting journey into the awe-inspiring universe of Godzilla, one of the most iconic and beloved monsters in cinema history!
Cleaning Record - Editable Document for OSHC, Child Care and Early Years Centres With the National Quality Standards, increasing Safe Food Handling Guidelines and hygiene guidelines becoming tighter on Out of School Hours Care (OSHC), OOSH, Child Care and Vacation Care facilities, we are increasingly looking for an easy way to record, monitor and track these activities to ensure it is all completed. This is a cleaning record that we have developed in our centre to remind staff of their expectations in regards to cleaning tasks, keep record of refrigerator and freezer temperatures, and set plan for quarterly planning tasks. One sheet is for daily and weekly tasks, and temperatures including sanitising food preparation surfaces, cleaning the fridge and checking used by dates on food. The second sheet is quarterly cleaning roster planning the cleaning of items and activities in the centre over a ten-week school term length period. These items are ones that don’t require weekly cleaning including things like Lego, Dress Up Clothing and Play dough tools. By having a schedule for these tasks and a record of when they have occurred when can keep up with all areas of our centre. The document is fully editable Microsoft word document so you can change, modify, add and subtract cleaning tasks that are or aren’t specific to your centre. You can then print multiple copies for each week or term. The document includes the two pages of rosters, a copy of those pages with using them notations and a copy of the pages with notations about what was expected for tasks. Its a great step to your Quality Improvement Plan. Happy Teaching! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Related Products: My Time, Our Place Framework Outcome Signs for OSHC, VacCare or School Aged Care. Colourful Signage for OSHC, VacCare & Childcare. My Time, Our Place Framework Outcomes Stickers/Labels for OSHC, VacCare and Childcare. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Customer Tips:How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Visit KR Learning on: Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Instagram, Google+ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
We stared our unit off by reading the book The Perfect Pet After reading the book we had a class discussion on what we would need to do to help the pets. We had a class discussion on what types of animals would make good pets and what types of animals would not. Pocket Chart Story using the children's names. The children enjoyed rereading the pet story over and over so that they could hear and see their name. Small Group Activities Fish Bowl Letter Bingo Calling cards are in lowercase letters and the fishbowl mat is uppercase letters. Counting and Writing Children were given small cats and dog counters with number mats and dry markers. Children identified the number on the dog house and then counted out the amount of pets and placed them on the mat. Once they had completed that they used dry markers to write the number. Doggy letter match Children match the dogs to the right dog house by using the letters on each. Art Studio Children had the opportunity to go to the art studio and make pets of their choice. Here is what some of them came up with If you are looking for ideas for a Pet Shop Theme Lesson Plan, you can find one on TPT and TNB. Teachers Pay Teachers Teachers Notebook Teachers Pay Teachers Teachers Notebook
Roar into action with these 20 ferocious Godzilla coloring pages that are yours to freely download and print! Perfect for both young and old, these sheets offer an exciting journey into the awe-inspiring universe of Godzilla, one of the most iconic and beloved monsters in cinema history!
Did you enjoy playing with those balancing bird toys (aff link) as a kid? Well, if you did, today's origami project will be highly satisfying. We're balancing a piece of paper on our hands... using the power of origami! Fold and then place your creation on your finger. It will balance, rock back and forth, and even turn... without falling! How to Fold Balancing, Rocking, and Turning Origami! This post contains affiliate links. This means I make a small bit of money for any purchases made through the links at no additional cost to you. Thank you for your support. For my full disclosure policy, click here. Today's tutorial comes from the book Folding for Fun: Origami for ages 4 and up. It contains quite a few simple projects that even beginners can do. Materials Needed: Computer Paper Scissors Markers How to Fold Balancing Origami 1. Cut out a strip of paper 1 1/2" x 11" (Along the length of your computer paper.) 2. Optional: Decorate one side of your paper now (Or you can decorate if once you've folded.) 3. Fold your paper in half lengthwise. (Decorated side out if you decorated it) 4. Open up your fold. Then, fold it in half again like a book (decorated side in) 5. Fold down the upper left corner of your paper to the middle line. Then, unfold it. (This will create a crease to help with the next squash fold.) 6. Then, fold your paper like this and squash it down! 7. Flip your paper over. Repeat steps 5 and 6 with the other side. 8. Rotate your origami so it looks like this. 9. Fold down your "wings" so they are behind the body. 10. Then, unfold your wings so they are back where they started. (This will create a crease to help with the final squash folds.) 11. Push down on the center of one "wing" and then fold it so the center crease becomes a valley fold. 12. Repeat for the other side. Your origami should look like this from the middle. 13. Fold down the flaps of your wings on both sides. (4x in total for both sides of each wing) And now... balance it! You got it! More easy and cool origami projects: Origami Face Changers Origami Paper Claws Origami Sumo Wrestlers Origami Snails Origami Unicorns Origami Pikachu Happy making and playing, friends!
Staging a Traditional Indigenous Games event develops a greater understanding and appreciation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island culture.
This Interest Area template can be used to show how a child benefits from engaging with Art and Craft. Engaging in Art n Craft experiences benefits al...
These super-fun Craft Stick Exploding Boomerangs can be easily made with just 4 craft sticks in about 10 seconds or less. They "explode" on contact!
World Flag garland kid's craft that is easy to make, sparks conversations about different countries, and is a perfect craft for the Olympics!
These braided pipe cleaner bracelets are so cute, and they can be made in less than 10 minutes using simple craft supplies. Combine pipe cleaners and beads to make these easy and fun pipe cleaner bracelets! Pipe Cleaner Bracelets Pipe cleaner bracelets are such a fun pipe cleaner craft! They're so simple to make AND they're a no mess craft (my favourite!). Because these pipe cleaner bracelets are so easy to make, they're a perfect activity for summer camp, Girls Scouts, or just for fun at home. It's always cool for kids to wear jewelry that they make themselves! And
