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Encourage students to explore their imaginations with this creative literature-to-art connection!

Encourage students to share their summer adventures…with a colorful bulletin board project that involves the entire class!

Add a splash of springtime color to your bulletin board display with creative works of art that welcome in the new season! Hurry—the first day of Spring is March 20th!

Little ones make and decorate their own game board…then play a fast-paced game that helps reinforce counting skills!

Kids can put on a show-stopping performance…with their own one-of-a-kind paper plate puppets!

This kid-pleasing activity combines partner work, artistic expression and simple measurement…and lets students dazzle parents on Back-to-School Night!

Children make their own cold–weather friend and then learn all about penguins!

This easy-to-make craft is sure to add a festive touch to students’ homes!

Encourage students to add a little whimsy to their family gardens with these silly scarecrows!

Celebrate Memorial Day with these patriotic hanging decorations!

Students will have a bushel of fun with these easy-to-make classroom decorations!

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with these festive, easy-to-make piñatas!

Students can create their own winter wonderland with these adorable snow globes!

Compare before and after photos with these end-of-the-year picture frames!

Kids make colorful wrapping paper and add their own special touches!

Students make adorable paper plate puppets—and learn all about March weather!

Bring a friendly frog to life with washable tempera paint, paper bowls, and more.

Kids use watercolors, tissue paper, and cotton balls to make colorful rainbows they’ll love to display.

Kids mix up a batch of homemade play dough—then create a whole alphabet of colorful letters!

Children get double the fun from this clever craft project—first they make the chalk, then they draw and color the sidewalk with it!

Students reflect on things that are meaningful to them…then share with their classmates!

Kids craft their own very special family tree—and then get to show off their roots!