Marybee

This lesson plan teaches students about a current artist named Andy Goldsworthy and his interesting approach to creating art. He uses only things he find in nature. After learning about this style, the students are then able to try this type of artwork themselves. There is also extensions at the bottom to connect this to math (geometry, 2-D, 3-D, perimeter).

*This math lesson involves using art, hands on learning, and an object that all kids love... PIZZA to learn and explore comparing fractions. *There is a complete lesson plan provided and all the printables that you need for this fun lesson.

Color and black and white images of modern Japanese style house. Includes house and parts of a house (window, door, gate, chimney, roof, path, garden).

Fun Halloween game of pinning the eye on the monster. Kids will have a great time seeing who gets the closest and then will laugh again as they see the silly monster with his silly eyes.

This is a lesson plan using fun and investigative activities and poetry to help students understand inferring and how to do it themselves.

This activity has the students measure themselves and then average the mean of each measurement with the measurements of their group. They use these measurements to create a life size puppet/model of an "average" student their age. This lesson involves looking at physical proportion, measuring, and averaging mean. I also have extensions that make the assignment even more exciting and integrated!

Clip art of winter and summer pajamas.

This is a lesson plan using fun and investigative activities and poetry to help students understand inferring and how to do it themselves.

These kids faces need their teeth! Students find this very funny to put teeth on these faces. Add a tooth for motivation during lessons, or during individual work. Have fun and laugh at the silly faces made!

Add some fun and color to your Halloween party or as a time filler with these fun coloring pages! Pumpkins, skeletons, spiders, cats, and BOO! Even the teachers will have some fun coloring these!

These fun and inviting pages allow patterning and fun during the Thanksgiving season!

This lesson plan allows students to investigate, discuss, move, and create movement based on a Jackson Polluck painting.

*This is a fun book to create as a classroom on the 100th day of school! *The day before, or a couple days before, send home the note attached to a ziplock baggie. The note tells the parents that the child is to collect 100 of a single item (cotton balls, candies, paperclips...) that can fit into the ziplock baggie and bring it back on the 100th day of school. *In class the kids can share what they brought and they can take turns counting their own or others (by 1's, 5's, 10's...). *Once done ex

Cute little coloring page of a feast with Happy Thanksgiving to decorate and make your own!