Christmas is coming !! Maybe you will be decorating your own Christmas tree soon. With this free printable activity your kids can color, cut and paste their own beautiful Christmas tree!
Color,cut and paste a Christmas tree free printable activity by www.print-cut-paste-craft.com
Color,cut and paste a Christmas tree free printable activity by www.print-cut-paste-craft.com
For those of you that know my work as an illustrator, I love drawing monsters ! I thought I would put those monsters to work to help you teach your kids about the main food groups with a cute free printable activity!
Here is a preview of the activity which includes:
1 sheet of food items to color and cut out
6 sheets of adorable monsters asking for a specific food group, so the kids can practice dividing the foods in different groups
1 sheet for the kids’ own plate with their favorite foods divided according to the FDA guidelines for healthy eating.
Start teaching your kids about healthy eating today ! Download the Hi-res pdf for this activity here:
Food Groups Activity – printable activity by Print-cut-paste-craft.com
So for all of you who don’t have the chance to build a real one, either because you are lucky enough to live in a warmer climate or because like me are having cold winter with no snow, why not build a paper snowman instead?
I created two free printable templates to use at home or in your classroom: the body of the snowman and the pieces. Of course you can also have the kids create the body out of construction paper or other supports, just make sure to kind of match the size of the pieces.
As usual, all you need is a printer, scissors and glue! Have fun!! If you have pictures of your completed works, please leave some in the comments, I would LOVE to see them!
Free Printable Kids Activity: Build a Snowman Page 1 – Snowman Body. by Print-cut-paste-craft.com not for commercial reuse.
Free Printable Kids Activity: Build a Snowman Page 2 – Snowman Parts. by Print-cut-paste-craft.com not for commercial reuse.
This is a very simple memory game whose object is to practice the concept of opposites. It comes with 8 pairs of opposites: Happy/Sad, Out/In, Hot/Cold, Tall/Short, On/Under, Behind/ In Front, Close/Open, On/Off.
As you can see I did not write the words on the bottom because I think these cards could be useful to practice a foreign language and wanted to give teachers and parents the freedom to write their own words on the bottom. Also if you can laminate them, then you can use a dry-erase marker and have your budding writers write the correct words on the bottom themselves!
The images below are only the low-resolution previews, click on the button for the hi-resolution versions. As usual you are free to use these for any non-commercial purpose. If you like them, leave me a comment, I love to receive feedback and know how my things are used and why! What other opposites would you like to see? What other kind of games?
Gabriella
From the point of view of someone from Europe, American houses look a lot like doll houses, and everything seems to come out of a movie at first. I find the architectural styles of older American towns fascinating and beautiful and this interest is what inspired me in this project. I designed 7 houses in 7 different styles: Italianate, Tudor revival, Greek revival, Craftsman, Victorian, Colonial and Log Cabin. I looked at pictures of real houses for inspiration although these are not exactly perfect copies in most cases. I also decided to draw four classic cars, although they are not all American in this case: I couldn’t help but add a VW Beetle and a Fiat 500!
You can color them or not, and you can print them on cardstock, cut them out and create your own little town. I think they would be cute even just as wall decorations. Click on the image to get the hi-resolution printable version.
Preview of Free Printable American Paper Town 2/2
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Preview of Free Printable American Paper Town 1/2
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