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Gardening Apron

10:16 Natalie Karine 1 Comments


Hi there! This morning I did a virtual math lesson and we were using seedling trays to count in rows and groups! So I just had to dress up like a gardener!

I hade some black aprons I had bought at walmart in a 3 pack from the crafting sections. So I hopped on Design Space and used their adorable images to come up with this design. Feel free to use my Cricut file if you have Design Space! The kids thought I looked ike a real garderner!
a quick iron-on!
Arrays ar a great way to start thinking of multiplications
4 + 4 +4 = 12 or 3 x 4 = 12
Looks great!

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School/kids crafts

Little Toilet Paper Rooll Robots

09:16 Natalie Karine 0 Comments

The one on the left is hand-drawn, the right uses the prinout!
Hi there! This week we are reading a funny little stroy about a magical robot in French class, so I thought the kids could invent their own little guys! I actually have motors and everything at my place, but since class is virtual these days, toilet paper rolls it is! I'm trying to come up with crafts that the kids can do at home with things they probably have. The inspiration came from this post I found. The kids can print the sheet with all the robot body parts, or draw their own on a sheet of paper!
Here's what you'll need:
  ⚙ Toilet paper roll
  ⚙ Foil
  ⚙ Scissors
  ⚙ Glue
  ⚙ Printout or paper & black marker
Cover your tube with foil and look at all the different combos!

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School/kids crafts

Paper Frog Puppet

07:18 Natalie Karine 1 Comments

Hi there! Check out this cute little paper frog hand puppet! I'm trying to do an easy paper craft or two a week with with my now on-line classroom, so that the kids aren't working all the time. We do a sound of the, en Français, and this week was G/J. So we made a nice frog eating cake = Une gentille grenouille qui mange du gateau. They turned out so cute! Wish I wouldve taken a creen capture of all their little frogs during our Google Meet video-call! The craft was inspired by this Blog Post I found on Pinterest. Theres' a great video showing you how to fold the paper!





Here's what you'll need:
    🐸 construction paper
    🐸glue
    🐸scissors
    🐸markers





The kids loved it!

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Poisson d'avril!

11:47 Natalie Karine 0 Comments




Hi there! Its April 1st! In French, April Fools is "Poisson d'avril" which basically means "April Fish". We love sticking fish on people's backs and playing tricks! Today, during a video chat with my students (schools are still closed for a while), we made some great fish! I found the instructions for the 3D one here (in French, but the images are easy to follow). Also, check out these sweet PDF files to colour!

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School/kids crafts

Monster Flowers!

11:40 Natalie Karine 1 Comments

Hi there! The other day, I made some awesome monster flowers with my students (through a video chat!) To celebrate spring! They turned out so great! 

Materials:
► construction paper or cardstock
► markers (or a black sharpie)
► scissors
► glue
► stem (pipe cleaner or stick)


Here are the steps! 
1. Cut out two identical circle and add a monster face! 2. Cut 6 strips of paper. 3. Glue the two ends a strip together  in order to make half a bow. 4. Repeat for all 6 strips. 5. Glue behind the monster face and then glue 2nd circle on top. 6. Add a stem!

What a nice looking bouquet!

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