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[Gingerbread Nativity] [Watercolors + Cardboard + Clothes Pins] [Recycled Nativity Set: Manger=Altoid Tin, Baby Jesus=Spool, Mary & Joseph=Medicine Bottles, Shepards & Wise Men=Spi…

I have added a What Arctic Aminal am I? file folder game to 123 Learn ONLINE web site. I'll be working on additional file folder games this week. Thank you Jean

Create a Life Cycle of a Chicken Craft when learning about birds.

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Looking for an excuse to buy those Christmas Colored M&M's? I thought it would be fun to create a Christmas themed M&M sorting project for my daughter. First, she separated the colors (I didn't realize that there were two shades of green in the mix but she didn't seem to notice). I color coded the circles on the wreath so that she would know where to place the M&M's. This project took a little longer than I thought it would, perhaps because there were plenty of extra M&M's to eat! I've made…

The Cheerios® Cookbook shares a recipe! Gather a group of crafty kids to create edible holiday table decorations.

How long has it been since we've done a Book & a Snack? Too long! Yesterday we munched and crunched, Very Hungry Caterpillar style! This snack is super simple! All you need is to print out the Caterpillar Straw Template I made, attach to straws, pick your favorite snacks from the book (or whatever you have on hand), and let the kids use their straws to "nibble" through their food. The kids also each got a cupcake to decorate at the end of our snacktime. Click image below to open and print…

This Thing 1 and Things 2 Blow Painting Dr. Seuss Craft is a perfect Dr. Seuss kids craft.

Dr. Seuss STEM challenge for the Cat In The Hat activity. A classic STEM challenge for kids is stacking cups and making cup towers. We gave our STEM activity a Dr Seuss inspired theme! Fun for preschool, kindergarten and grade school STEM.

The simplest of ideas are often the best. Stephanie from Little Birds put together this gas station and car wash with her kids, inspired by a project from Martha Stewart Kids (Spring/Winter 2003) over their Summer vacation. “A trip to the dollar store for some baby bottle...

Play dough is one of our favorite things to do and the kids have been asking to play with it for the last couple of day so we took it out. I added a little fun twist to it for some learning time. Jake and Cate love to pretend play like they are cooking, so I took out the cupcake liners and cupcake pans they made pretend cupcakes. We added candles to the cupcakes to sing Happy Birthday. After they put the candles in their cupcakes I had them count them and match the correct number to the…

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Today's Eric Carle book was The Mixed-Up Chameleon . After teaching the kids about chameleons (like how they actually change color according...

Today we made our first "Snazzy Snack" of the year. I previously blogged about this when I first began blogging and got this idea from Christina Bainbridge. Last year was my first year doing the "Snazzy Snacks" and the kids loved it. I look forward to doing them again this year!! Today we read the book Chicka, Chicka, Boom, Boom and then we made Chicka, Chicka, Boom, Boom Trees. This snack was inspired by a pinterest (I Heart Crafty Things) find that I stumbled upon one day and knew then I…