LisaB

I put together this map making project. The students can design their own park. They are directed to brainstorm, come up with a map key, design the actual park, and create directions to some of the main attractions. Being an art teacher, I would have them translate this into a 3D model, but this could be used in any social studies class.

It's actually called a snow-person to make it gender neutral. Students will learn about design, setting/background, and will practice their writing skills by turning their art into a picture prompt. The file includes a snow-person with instructions, a writing sheet for older students, and one for younger ones that might need wider lines. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.

These three projects give the students a chance to learn a little more about these creatures, to be creative, and share what they are thankful for. Each have an objective and a walk through of the lessons the way they were presented in my classroom. I also included; -turkey coloring sheet -a turkey feather to write what the students are thankful for -a blank feather All three are great to decorate around and outside of your class as well!

Students will create an acorn and leaf pendant. This document includes a walk through of the way I presented the lesson and the acorn and oak leaf coloring sheets needed to complete it. Concepts covered: - Fall -Fall Colors -Life Cycles -The Seasons -Planting and Seeds

Includes a lined sheet asking students what they want Santa to bring them for the holidays and a color sheet of Santa with an open bag so students can fill it with the gifts they would like. The list could technically be turned into a letter to Santa.