Five paper bag puppets for Hallowe’en fun! What is included: 4 creatures (witch, dracula, Frankenstein, scarecrow and a ghost) a simple writing activity has been prepared which can be placed on the back of each creature (grade 1 or 2 or 3) JK and K can just make the paper bag puppets and not do the writing activities. Have created these so that something from each creature will hang over the base of the Halloween paper bag puppet. please look at the preview What you need: paper, scissors, glue, colouring pencils brown paper bags (I bought mine in Michigan USA at a dollar store. They come 40 in a bag for $1.) Size listed on bag: 5 1/8 x 3 1/8 x 10 5/8 inches or 13 x 7.9 x 27 cm If your bag is a different size then just adjust your photocopying. Always make sure you download and save the project before printing! Sometimes customers just right click on the preview of a download and things don’t print properly!

A little something fun and unique for Mother's Day! Easy and fun for your students to create something special for Mother's Day. If they can cut out 8 rectangles then I can show them how to glue them together to make this endless Mother's Day craft! Watch the video to see how it is made ... **Suitable for Mom / Mum, Grandma, Aunt, Sister, etc. What you need: I just photocopied on regular photocopy paper (8 1/2 x 11) which is letter size paper, glue and scissors. Includes step-by-step instructions, graphics and templates needed to create this Mother's Day craft. It's really cool when finished ... check out the video and see if you love it!

Exploding Box for Mother's Day! Just loving this new idea ... so creative and loads of space for students to personalize this for Mom / Mum / Grandma / Aunt / Sister. I made sure that it works for all! Watch the video to see how it is made ... What you need: You must photocopy on 8 1/2 x 14 (legal size) paper. I just used regular paper. Students will need coloring pencils, glue and scissors! That's it. Includes step-by-step instructions, graphics and templates needed to create this Exploding Box. The Exploding Box measures: 5.5 x 5.5 x .75 inches when it is closed. That's why I insist you use legal size paper (8 1/2 x 14) so that this is a good size! Moms will cherish this Exploding Box for years to come ... because it really is unique and lovely! Check out the video and have a look before you purchase to make sure you love it and that it is right for your students!

Two really fun options for your students to create a Back To School Backpack Option #1 - Use all of the templates provided and students will craft their own backpacks. Option #2 - Begin with a paper bag and use the templates provided to create a paper bag backpack. Both great options ... you decide which is a better option for your students. There are many options for writing activities included: - on the straps - on the front cover - a secret pocket which students complete inserts and drop into the pocket - 5 interactive templates created so you can have students tell you more about themselves, what makes them happy, what they are good at, a little about their family, a goal for the year, find someone who ... likes/can/wants to etc. - have used graphics for boys and for girls What you need: Paper (light cardstock would be extra special), coloring pencils, glue, paper bags (if that is the option you choose) I have included step by step directions and visuals to assist you in assembling these backpacks. Also, view the YouTube video on how to assemble these backpacks at: https://youtu.be/_CC35oQPdho Look at the video and decide which backpack is better suited for your students - the paper bag backpack for the little ones, the regular backpack for students in the older grades. You must save this file on your computer. Then open and print on 8 1/2 x 14 (legal size) paper. Otherwise, your product will not be set up properly. Hope you love it! The completed backpack will stand about 8" tall. Use it all year long and have students complete items and drop them into their backpacks!

You'll have so much fun with this craft! Yes .. that Tea Cup is 3D! Drop a Tea Bag into the decorated Tea Cup for Mom, Mum, Grandma, Sister, etc. There are 9 templates to choose from. Something for everyone! Includes 2 components: 1 - Students begin with the Tea Cup Template. 2 Students choose from 9 different Tea Cup / Tea Bag options. They write a message to their loved on the Tea Bag and drop it into the decorated Tea Cup. Requires: Paper, coloring pencils, scissors and glue (recommend glue stick). As an added touch, I used a single hole punch and added a ribbon to the Tea Bag. I also used light colored cardstock as I just think it looks so much better. Always save the file onto your desktop and then print from that file.

An Easter Basket and a writing activity insert with either Bunny Ears or Carrot Tops! Yes, it stands up! Basket designs to choose from: 1 - Bunny Face Basket with Ears Insert 2 - Basket (5 designs) with Carrot Top Insert Requires: Paper (light cardstock would be extra special), glue, coloring pencils and scissors. This is a wonderful Easter craft ... fun and interesting and something the students will keep for years to come! Templates are printed on 8 1/2 x 14" paper. Make sure to download and save and then print. Enjoy and Happy Easter.

This is a great Christmas bundle ... something for everyone! Reindeer - 2 options to choose from. One blank template (you will need googly eyes and a pom pom nose) and one pre-decorated face. Elf, Santa and Mrs. Santa Pyramidal shape - color, cut and glue. A pom pom for the hat is a great idea! Trees (2 different designs), Santa Tree and a Regular Tree (with simple writing activity on the back and side of each tree) Each craft is made from one piece of paper (8 1/2 x 11) These items are a lot of fun to create! Students will love them. I have included step-by-step directions and visuals to help you create these crafts. All students require are scissors, coloring pencils and glue. Again, if you choose, pom poms and googly eyes would be fun. They can be purchased at any dollar store. Have made sure that when I wrote on a craft it says either Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays. Just want to keep everyone happy.

You'll have so much fun with this craft! Yes .. that bear is 3D. Lift up the heart to reveal a message to Mum, Mom, Grandma, Sister, Aunt, etc. underneath the heart! So cute. Includes 2 components: 1 - Students begin with the Bear Template. There are 2 bear faces to choose from. Each bear is holding a heart. I have placed a picture and a simple message of each heart. There is room for the students to write a message to their loved one on that heart.. 2 Students choose decorations for their Bear. They use these decorations to decorate their Bear and make it 3D. Younger students who have difficulty cutting can just use the template as the gift and don't need to make it 3D. There are 10 decorations to choose from including 2 blank decoration templates. Requires: Paper, glue, coloring pencils and scissors. Please look at the preview. I just used regular paper (beige in color), glue sticks are recommended.

This is a really fun craft to use with the Dr. Seuss book, What Pet Should I Get? A dog of course! A cat of course! Includes step-by-step instructions and templates needed to create a POP-UP Box Craftivity. I have included: - card base template (boy version and girl version) for both the cat and the dog - templates for panel decorations and inserts *** The panel decorations include simple writing activities about pet behavior - care of pet, sleeping, food, etc. Requires: Paper, glue, coloring pencils and scissors. The card folds flat for students to easily transport home.

What Pet Should I Get? Mini Foldable Books Books can be used with the new Dr. Seuss book. Contains 24 Mini Foldable books! - 3 different books for each of 8 pets - pets are: dog, cat, fish, bird, hamster, rabbit, turtle and snake - the 3 books for each pet are set up as follows: easy reading (emphasizing is, has and can), a rhyming book and a more challenging book with factual information about the pet Each mini foldable book consists of just one sheet of paper. These books are easy for students to put together - just fold in half twice and trim the edges, if they desire! Each book has a title page, 2 reading pages and the last page is a spot for students to draw a picture. Use the books in literacy centres, read-alongs, or send them home for additional practice. Makes a great addition to my: What Pet Should I Get? Unit What Pet Should I Get? Craftivity What Pet Should I Get? Paper Bag Puppets What Pet Should I Get? Cats and Dogs Craftivity Should be something there for everyone!