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Here is a fun decoder to get your students excited about learning about the world's first known writing and the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia. One page has information about Cuneiform. Students can cut out the bottom of the paper and use it as a bookmark or in a lap book! On the last page students can write a message and give it to another student to translate. If you like this one try the Egyptian Hieroglyphics Message and Word Search

Here is a fun 3 layer project of the Parthenon with information about Athena and the Athens Parthenon. Look for other Scenic Projects to do for other seasons year around or save big with the 3 Layer Scenes Bundle Seasonal Art Projects

Here is a fun assignment for the students to learn a little about hieroglyphics. There is a key to the letters of the Egyptian alphabet and a cartouche to design your name for a bookmark. A small reading passage is also provided to help the students understand the ancient Egyptian writing.

• It's Raining its pouring • What I like about rain. • April Showers bring May Flowers These are topics that you can put together with these 3D Umbrella rain pictures. the students can cut out the umbrella and fold it to stick out glue it to the boy or girl. The students can use their creativity to add whatever they desire to the background and can create a story or retell an experience from a day it rained.

This fun Christmas art project will excite your students and put them in the Christmas mood! There is a boy elf for your boys to make and a girl elf for your girls to make. You also could let your students make a set of both the boy and girl. These elves sit on a desk or a counter for a cute decoration for the season.

Looking for that something for the first day of school? Or maybe a 21 century skill lesson to teach any time of the year? Well you found one! The famous quote about crayons and living in the box, our classroom, teaches us how we are all different and need to get along. Do a little activity where each student gets a crayon to color a picture then using many crayons and recreating the same picture can make the picture better One PDF Includes the following: • 1 poster • 1 student handout • 15 pa

Here is a Agamograph style project for Halloween. Your students can choose three pictures and make them into one, by flipping them from the left or to the right! There is even a blank template for your students to draw their own picture or pictures. You can even have them mix and match with one of their own and two pictures that have been drawn. Another idea is to place three students in a group to create one blind. You also can have your students write a scary story or a write about a Hallow

Here is a fun way for the students to learn about ancient Greece to create the Parthenon. When it opens there is some information about The Parthenon and the Acropolis where it is located.

This art packet includes 3 fun art projects: a Polar Bear, a Penguin, and an Inuit. Each one has a separate mini-book with facts and pictures that go with the region they live in. Also, each figure has movable parts that are attached with brads. This is a fun way for students to learn about winter animals and Inuits. There is one mini-book and art project for each of the following: Arctic/North Pole Antarctica/South Pole Inuits These 3 art projects can be used separately or put together to

In this color by number activity, students solve 12 problems. The problems ask students find the area of Parallelogram, Triangles and Trapezoids. The correct answers tell students what color to use. For example, for problem #1, they color all the #1s on their picture that color. Let students practice while still having fun!

Here is a Agamograph style project for Thanksgiving. Your students can choose three pictures and make them into one, by flipping them from the left or to the right! There is even a blank template for your students to draw their own picture or pictures. You can even have them mix and match with one of their own and two pictures that have been drawn. Another idea is to place three students in a group to create one blind. You also could have your students write a to go with the pictures or what th

Make a Snowman out of circles! This is a three dimensional snowman that stands up by itself. This is a fun project for students to make. When your students finish making the snowman, they can write a story or poem about it.

What does "In like a Lion out like a Lamb”, kites and St.Patrick's Day have in common? It's March... look through a scene and see it all! Look for other Scenic Projects to do for other seasons year around or save big with the 3 Layer Scenes Bundle Seasonal Art Projects

This is a Valentine envelope that all your students can make to put their Valentine's in. Students decorate their Valentine envelope with the "Valentine Delivery" truck that they color and cut out. Students can either sew up the sides of their envelopes or staple the sides. Then they make a handle out of yarn or string so they can hang their envelope up. Students can then deliver their Valentine's to each classmate in their very own special Valentine envelope that they have made.

This is a map with the major cities and areas that are tied to ancient Greece. On the other side it describes the places located on the map. There are five questions that are great to start up a good discussion.

An interactive pop up informational project open up the pyramid. create a pop up great for lap book or piece of an interactive notebook.

Here is a fun 3D project for Spring. The umbrella and flowers are the parts that come out of the page to give it an exciting effect! There are three different styles that can be done check out the preview! Makes a great rainy day project! This could also help with a good writing prompt.

The story of Romulus and Remus along with Horatius at the Bridge. questions and an answer key.

Here is a Agamograph style project for December. Your students can choose three pictures and make them into one, by flipping them from the left or to the right! There is even a blank template for your students to draw their own picture or pictures. You can even have the mix and match with one of their own and two pictures that have been drawn. Another idea is to place three students in a group to create one blind. You also could have your students write about the different celebrations around th

Cheery Christmas art project just need some crayons, brads and glue!