Pop-up Easter Egg Card

More Easter Crafts! the kids enjoyed making these so much. It went along with our unit on writing and reading instructions for French class AND the kids got to make a sweet Easter card for their parents. Some of them even added their origami bunnies inside (link here).

 If you want to make your own, you can find the templates and instructions here in French, but there are sweet images to guide my anglophone friends. Happy crafting and Happy Easter!


All so different and amazing!
With a little origami bunny inside!

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Easter Bunny Origami

Hi again! Check out more of our Easter crafts! We did this fun origami bunny and the kids loved it! They wanted to do a whole bunch each.
We are studying how to write instructions right now in French class, so we've been reading recipes and craft instructions. We can't make food at school, but we can definitely craft, so the kids are loving the mixture of crafts and reading in French class lately. Check out this link here for the instructions. However, I ended up translating them in French for my students,  Happy crafting!

Love them!!!!
Click for instructions

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Easy Easter Popsicle Stick Cross

Hi there! It's Good Friday to day, and I'm having a great time relaxing at home. What a perfect time to catch up on my blog. This week we talked a lot about Easter at school, especially since I teach at a catholic school. The whole school made little crosses, but our were especially adorable! We had talked a lot about Spring and how life reapears after a long winter. We also had some great discussions on the strenght of peace, love and joy in our lives, All off this came out with this super easy-peasy craft! Check it out!

       Materials:
          ⏩ Popsicle sticks
          ⏩ Glue
          ⏩ Yarn
          ⏩ Markers
          ⏩ Fine black marker


All so different and adorable!
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Kitchen Printables

Hi there! I've been so busy lately that I haven't posted much! March was crazy! We spent a week and Italy, then packed up and moved into a bigger home. It's coming along quite nicely, and thought I would share some fun prints we found for our kitchen. They are so "punny"! I found them on The Cottage Market website and the best part is that they're FREE! We framed them with inexpensive Ikea frames and they turned out great.. and around $25!


Here are the printables if you want your own set!

Love them so much! And looks great in grey ikea frames.

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You're tea-riffic card!

Happy Valentine's day! What a great day it's been: so many little hugs and valentines from my students, crafts and special treats! My day started off on a great note exchanging cards with my love Jeremy. I had so much fun making his card this weekend! I found the idea on pinterest, then printed the words from my computer and slapped a tea bag on there. Added a bit of details with a thin black marker and voilà: an adorable and hilarious card!

Materials:
 ✏ cardstock
 ✏ tea bag
 ✏ black marker


I picked a tea he likes... smells so yummy!
Who knew you could draw on a tea bag!?

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DIY Beaver Valentines!

Hi there! It was snowing all day over here, so me and the mister stayed home. I decided to put on some comfy clothes and have a crafternoon after some movie-watching. What a lovely afternoon it was!

Every year, I usually make my students a little handmade valentine. This year, I decided to revisit an old project: my DIY Squirrel valentines (check them out here). However, our school mascot is a beaver... so i just switched out my little woodland creature. They turned out so adorable!!


Materials:
  ❥ coloured card stock 
  ❥ fine black marker
  ❥ glue stick
  ❥ scissors 
  ❥ coloring pencils 
  ❥ felt hearts
  ❥ DIY Heart Stamp & stamp pad
à
I made all 22 one step at a time, assembly-line style!
So cute! Can't wait to hand them out!

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Paper Heart Garland

Hi there! Valentines day is around the corner and I wanted to decorate my classroom. Not go overboard, but just add a few hearts here and there. I had some pretty valentine's day patterned paper i picked up last year,  so I decided to cut out some hearts and string them together to make a garland. I have 3 hanging around the classroom and I love 'em so much! I even laminated them so that I can re-use them every year! They were inspired my my Fall leaf garlands! Hooray for DIY!

Materials:
 ❥ coloured or printed cardstock
 ❥ needle and string
 ❥ scissors

Instructions:
① Make a heart the size you like (I found a clipart on-line)
② Trace hearts onto your cardstock and cut them out (I cut two sheets at once - one with the image, one without underneath).
③ "Sew" the string into each heart, alternating colours!
④ Voilà!

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