Photo Source: Tunstall's Teaching Tidbits Check out this gorgeous fractions bulletin board created by Reagan over at Tunstall Times! This is a prime example of how classroom decor can be...
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Photo Source: www.izzyshare.com | Betsy McKnight Generally, children are introduced to fractions when they reach second grade and continue building upon the basics throughout elementary school. Of the concepts they...
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Photo Source: Apples and ABC's Michelle over at Apples and ABC's put together this super cute lesson idea that pairs alliteration with an adorable snowman craft! After studying various examples...
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Photo Source: www.izzyshare.com When her unit on contractions fell over the week of Halloween, Betsy McKnight, fourth grade teacher and bulletin board contributor to Izzyshare, found herself in a unique...
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Photo Source: Lessons with Laughter Create a beautiful window display for Earth Day with this creative 'stained glass' idea featured by Molly over at Lessons with Laughter. You probably have...
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Photo Source: Teaching in Room 6 How pretty is this photo?!? I would be lying if I said I didn't spend a few minutes just gazing at it. Ah, the...
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Photo Source: Art With Mr. E Add a little 'pop' to your spring flower artwork and decorations by creating 3-D relief flowers, as shown here by Mr. E over at...
View ResourceJacquelien of Kids Artists provides a Georgia O'Keeffe inspired flower painting to do with your fourth and fifth graders! This project will allow your students to learn about a famous...
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Looking for a great craft to end the year with? Holly, Maryland art teacher and blogger, provides a fun, whimsical art project that your third and fourth graders will love!...
View ResourceThis is a wonderful craft for your fourth and fifth graders. It will test their fine motor skills, as well as their ability to follow directions. Supplies You'll Need -...
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While your students may learn about how fossils are formed in their science classes or see a real fossil from afar on a class trip to a museum, there is...
View ResourceWhile many teachers have encouraged their students to explore their favorite sandwich or hamburger with a pencil and drawing paper, Jacqueline's three-dimensional colorful collages have breathed new life into the...
View ResourceKathy Barbro, art teacher from California and creator of the website Art Projects for Kids, loves to bring color and culture into her classroom and has done a marvelous job...
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Students thrive by using different materials and mediums to express their imagination and creativity. While many classroom craft cabinets are well-stocked with a variety of craft paper, markers, and other...
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A great way to keep students engrossed in the lesson is to provide challenging, hands-on crafts that allow them to participate and connect with the concepts. Kathy Barbro, a California...
View ResourceKathy Barbro, art teacher and blogger, has shared a wonderful project that encourages a closer look at what makes this country great—life and liberty. Coupled with a lesson on the...
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