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Use this template to help students start brainstorming a personal narrative.
Use this sheet to teach children how to mentally subtract two-digit numbers, when the tens place has a difference of only 1.
Make a battery model with a toilet paper roll, string, and beads. Draw a positive and negative end onto the tp roll. Add several beads to some string and tie it tight enough that the beads aren’t drooping, but loose enough that students can demonstrate how the voltage travels back to the battery as it makes its circuit.
Spring tests are right around the corner. Check out these testing tips to feel prepared.
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You can now get organization and holiday materials separately by following on Facebook and Pinterest.
Looking for a printable calendar for March? You can print this free one.
And don’t forget to keep a reading log for yourself.
Looking for some fun kids’ activities in March? Check out these free and cheap events held in stores around the country!
March 1st: Make a terra cotta pot and clay at Michaels
March 7th: Build a leprechaun trap at Home Depot
March 7th: Kids cooking class at Ikea
March 7th: Make wacky putty mixes at Lakeshore Learning Center
March 14th: Create a flower wreath at JC Penny
March 15th: Make a tissue-painted egg at Michaels
March 21st: Build a toy lawn mower at Lowes
March 21st: Make a gooey mash-up putty at Lakeshore Learning Center
March 22nd: Make a decoupage napkin decorative egg at Michaels
March 29th: Make a bunny wooden frame at Michaels
Print this banner to put up for Patrick’s Day.
Check out these craft ideas for Easter!
Stay organized this spring by checking out these tips for your home, car, and calendar.
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You can now get children’s ministry materials separately by following on Facebook and Pinterest.
Easter
We all love traditional Easter egg hunts (and we know kids love the toys and candy). If you also love the idea of a Resurrection egg hunt that connects to the true meaning of Easter, but know kids aren’t always that excited about getting a piece of purple cloth in their eggs, check out this hybrid that includes all the Bible connections through egg contents that children will actually be happy to receive.
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