My daughter is doing a project on education during Colonial times. We couldn’t find hornbook printables, so I decided to draw and create my own. You can choose from the Hornbook Printable Replica, Hornbook Lined Template, Hornbook Blank Template, or Hornbook Lesson. The lesson is sized so that it can be cut out and pasted onto…
Roll-A-Turkey Drawing Game: A Fun Thanksgiving Activity for Kids This is the Roll A Turkey Printable from Little Giraffes Thanksgiving Ideas. Students need a blank sheet of paper. They work in small groups and take turns rolling a die to make a complete turkey, including a body, a head, a face with a wattle, 2 legs,…
These printable gift tags with poem were designed for the handprint ornament project at Little Giraffes. Download the free printable gift tags below:
Color, cut out, and mount on construction paper. Glue cotton balls on Santa’s beard to show how many days are left until Christmas. Download this free printable page below: Santa’s Countdown to Christmas 🎄 New! Christmas Lights Name Generator: Instantly create personalized name crafts for your whole class. Try it now →
This book can be illustrated by the student so the number of spiders on the page matches the text. Use spider rubber stamps, spider stickers, or hand-drawn spiders to complete the book. Spiders Counting Book
This printable page features a bear outline and can be used as a coloring page, for a Brown Bear, Brown Bear project, or a polar bear activity. Or, cut it out and use for other crafty projects! Bear Printable Page
After reading the story Brown Bear, Brown Bear by Eric Carle, children will paint a bear with chocolate pudding! Get the Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See? BIG BOOK version at Amazon. Objectives: To integrate literacy and gross motor skills to produce self-esteem through art work. Materials: Simple reproducible pattern of a bear….
Students pretend to be archaeologists to determine what artifact they have found and what its use might have been. Objectives: Students will demonstrate knowledge of past civilizations. Students will use skills of inference and reasoning. Students will write for the purpose of giving others information using ideas supported with details. Materials: White construction paper, crayons/pencils/markers,…
Experiment with the Native American custom of using a stick to tell stories. Objectives: Have children remember something important they learned in the day. Discuss multicultural themes. Materials: An ordinary stick found in a yard or play ground. (It must be sanded down and pointy parts broken off.) Lesson Plan: Explain to class that Native…
Introduction “I could get so much more done if I did not have to discipline.” Does this sound familiar? In the teaching profession, so much time is dedicated toward resolving this issue of managing a classroom – and understandably so. Time and time again, research has found that the #1 area of concern for teachers,…