FOUR THINGS RIGHT NOW

• Storytelling.

Monkey Puzzle by Julia Donaldson. English + Science

Butterfly life cycle with pasta!

• Classroom bulletin board.

It turned out to be time consuming but  I love the result.

• Felt board idea.

It took me just an hour and we always have tons of fun when we play with it.

• Digging for worms sensory play.

Kids catch all the slippery spaghetti worms with tweezers and put them into a plate. They couldn't stop laughing.

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DIY MICROWAVE PUFFY PAINT: science + fine motor skills

I've recently discovered Puffy Paint and it's perfect for kids art projects.

We combined the following in a bowl:

• a cup of flour
• 2 tablespoons of salt
• enough water to get the consistency of pancake batter
• food coloring

Then, add the mixture to squeezy bottles

Paint away!

When the kids are finished pop the painting into the microwave for 30-40 seconds and watch the paint puff up.

A must try for your class!

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FALL IS HERE!

We've made these cute animal faces out of fall leaves. The kids loved it and it's a fantastic way to remember the parts of the face.

Materials

Maple leaf

Small leaves

Googgly eyes ( I decided to draw eyes myself)

Glue

Cardboard sheet

Felt tip pen

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ANIMAL CLASSIFICATION WORKSHEETS: VERTEBRATES/INVERTEBRATES (Primary)

Here are some science worksheets I created for third graders: Vertebrates and Invertebrates