Inlightining

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

Mr. Groundhog Little Mr. Groundhog drowsy from his winter sleep, Wondering if he’ll see his shadow, So outside he goes go take a peek. Students love to talk about what is going to happen on Groundhog Day. Have them create this little project and write or read a poem about Groundhog. The kids have a great time sliding him up and down.

Using white paper or card stock, print an autumn and winter reversible on it. Or just choose one season and print the picture on both sides. Turn it into a mobile with string to hang up or place on a bulletin board and the fall and flip it on the other side for the winter. Glue a Popsicle stick to it and sing a song or poem about winter and autumn and have them flip the picture at the appropriate times. Write or make up a story about the picture . The picture is on one side and writing on the

Here is a cute little turkey for your lil turkeys. Simply color, cut, and paste or place a brad in the head and feathers so the turkey can hide behind the pumpkin and then come out. You can also have them write something that they are thankful for on each feather. Have students trade feathers ,so they can have different styles of feathers!

Will Mr. Groundhog see his shadow? Will there be six more weeks of winter, or will Spring be on its way? Have your students color and write a prediction about what is going to happen,then hang up the circles for decoration and discussion.

A fun Art and writing for a birthday or Christmas from Inlightining. Three different ideas for multi-grade levels: The first one has a written poem in it so the students only need to cut and tape or staple the cover and color and decorate it. The second one has lines for the lower primary grades to write on. They could copy the poem or write one on their own. Notice that they have an extra paper that they can fill out if they need the extra space. Cut and tape or staple the cover and color and

Here are many pictures of creatures that have been captured on a phone from the scariest night of the year! Have your students color and write about one of their favorite pictures. They can also draw one from their own imagination from a blank template! This would look great as a bulletin board. It's something quick and easy to print to do a writing assignment for a center.

Here is a 3D bus that can be used for a desk tag , a Back to School countdown or a writing project of a center. There is a colored version of the bus and a some a couple of writing prompts ready to print for a center.

3D Witch or Wizard Hat Craftivity It was a crazy night the witch/wizard needed to cast a spell If was magic I would..... The witch/wizard was on the search for ...The cat put on the magic hat and.......The pumpkin was just sitting there minding its own business when...These are a couple of topics that you can put together with these 3D Witch or Wizard Hat pictures. The students can cut out the hat then stick it on the picture they chose.The students can use their creativity to add whatever th

Here is a Lucky deal! Cute poem with a circle rainbow where you can color the pictures and turn it while reading. You can add site words ( 25 included in these pages for the younger kids) and have them use them in their writing. Or write words that may be in a unit that you are covering that week or even spelling words!

Here is a writing activity that the children can write what scares them most about monsters witches or Halloween.Then they can color and place some feet at the bottom of their writing. Makes a great for decorating inside the classroom or outside the hall!

Here is a fun little project that students can color, cut and read about the process of a chick. they think it is neat that they can crack the egg and turn it into a chick!

Make math class fun today by graphing with with cute Christmas pictures. Count by twos up to 20 with mittens. Work with one more and one less. With a bonus page with a snowman dot-to dot numbers 1-16.

This is a fun way for students to countdown how many days until Christmas. It is a Christmas train with a wheel to turn that shows how many days until Christmas. A fun way to start this project is to read the book Polar Express to your class, and then let your students decorate their own Christmas train.