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JANICE DEBATTISTA On 9/26/14, Looking for ideas! wrote: > We help teachers create thought provoking learning > environments by sharing classroom decorating and theme > ideas. Looking for teachers with creative ideas that are > willing to share with other teachers! > > When teachers share, students win! > > -Pete
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kalyOn 9/26/14, Pete wrote: > I love this idea! Do you have photos of the event or > students working with the legos? Would love to post this > on IdeasForClass.com! > > -Pete
MelanieOn 12/29/12, Teachers.Net Gazette wrote: > Recycle old calendars, cards for instruction and crafts! > Teachers share their best ideas. I use old calendars to encourage my students to think descriptively. Describe the person, place or thing. What is the person doing? What would you do if you were in this place?
Retired Teacher,Grade School,have approx. $1500.00 plus worth of school supplies that needs to be sold,willing to let it all go for $250.00,have just about everything a classroom needs. Please email me,located by Legacy High School
Can you please give an idea of some of the things tha...See MoreOn 7/02/14, Troy Bugher wrote: > Retired Teacher,Grade School,have approx. $1500.00 plus > worth of school supplies that needs to be sold,willing to > let it all go for $250.00,have just about everything a > classroom needs. > Please email me,located by Legacy High School
Can you please give an idea of some of the things that are included in this supply and about how many pounds and what about shipping is it free Where are you located
This mask activity is designed for older kids, but if you have the time to make the bases, you can use it with grades K-3. They require 9"x12" colored construction paper, and I'd use a variety of colors.
Although the directions explain how to use ruler to create the mask base itself, you can use a paper cutter to skip this step. It's possible to cut four masks at once, and to save time, I'd staple the forms instead of gluing them.
After the bases are made, the kids can cut a little off each corner to round it, and then show them some basic ways to work with paper, as discussed in the activity, to decorate.
Unless you reinforce the sides, these are more for decoration than wearing. If you want specific directions about cutting using the paper cutter, send me an e-mail.