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Leprechaun Mask Craft

Cut a 5" hole in the center of a 9" paper plate. Adhere 1" wide orange strips to the outside ring on the back of the paper plate to make a leprechaun beard. Then add a die-cut leprechaun hat to the top and you have a fun mask for St. Patrick's Day!

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Weaving Projects

Baskets and weaving go hand-in-hand with fall 🍂 🎃 These fun and simple weaving projects will be soothing additions to classroom or home crafts as we move towards the holidays 😊

a green leaf with the words my leaf journal written on it sitting against a wooden wall

My Leaf Collection Book

"Every leaf speaks bliss to me." - Emily Bronte 🍂 🍃 With this fun Leaf Collection notebook project, students can appreciate the nature around their homes by collecting and identifying leaves!

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Patriotic Plane Project

Want a fun craft project that flys through the air? Create this plane and let children decorate with markers, colors or paint!

a child's photo is placed in the shape of a heart next to a marker

I Love You Frame

Let your students create a heartwarming gift with our "I Love You Frame" project! A student photo in the center of a student-made magnetic picture frame is one of the most appreciated gifts for parents and grandparents 💜

a flower in a pot next to colored pencils and markers

Flower Name Craft

Bloom into spring with our Flower Name activity! This is perfect for a simple classroom project 🌸

a white box with a gold glitter unicorn face and flowers on the top, sitting on a wooden table

Unicorn Bag Box

Is there anything more magical than a unicorn? Create this adorable project with our Unicorn Gable Box idea! 🦄

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DIY Springtime Classroom Projects

Read more about how you can create 6 creative ways that will brighten up your classroom

Bringing Books to Life in the Classroom

5 projects that will align with books that can spark imagination and understanding in your young scholars!

Outdoors Inspired Projects for Young Explorers

Take a deep breath in and feel that sunshine on your face. Summer is knocking on the door and this time of year comes with children having more time to play outside. The trick is having some structure and making connections and extensions to that outdoor play. These crafts and projects are great way to get kids thinking and talking about the amazing things they are experiencing when they get to go outside.

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Environmental Education in Your Curriculum

Exploring our environment and how humans and animals interact and impact one another is something we are becoming more aware of and sharing how we can positively explore our world is something that will potentially help create a more successful future for our Earth.

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Thankful Turkey Project

Are you looking for a fun and educational project that is perfect for your classroom this Thanksgiving season? Look no further! Our Thankful Turkey project is a great way to encourage gratitude and appreciation in your students 💜

two children sitting at a table with paper turkeys and letters cut out on it

DIY Turkey Class Project

Create a fun and festive activity with your students with our Turkey Word Families project! Students can learn and practice their fact families with this fall interactive activity 🍁

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Spooky Classroom Project

Teach students the where and why of the femur, tibia, scapula and all the other bones in the body with this skeleton visual, just in time for spooky season! 💀 The hands-on nature of this die-cut activity helps students learn and retain the information.

an upside down candy cornucopia with words on it, and pumpkins scattered around

Fall Candy Corn Project

Get your students to learn their verbs, nouns, and adjectives with a fun candy corn project. As you say a word aloud - have your students write the word in its corresponding category. Or use this technique during the holidays for a fun twist on their vocab test!