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Leprechaun St. Patrick’s Day Craft

March 15th, 2012 | 2 Comments

Top o’ the morning to ye! Here’s a wee fellow you can make out of a cardboard (toilet paper) tube, some construction paper, yarn, and googly eyes…and a bit of the blarney! Pin It Materials: cardboard tube construction paper (green, light pink or peach, and black; optional: yellow and a second color of green) red marker googly eyes scissors glue orange yarn Directions: 1. Cut the pink or peach paper and wrap around the cardboard tube, approximately 3/4 of the way up the tube. Pin It Pin It 2. … Read entire article »

Filed under: 5-6 (Kindergarten), 5-6 (Kindergarten), 6-8 (Early Elementary), 6-8 (Early Elementary), 9-11 (Elementary), 9-11 (Elementary), Featured, History and Culture, Spring

Our Favorite St. Patrick’s Day Crafts for Kids

March 13th, 2012 | 2 Comments

Some of our favorite kids’ crafts for St. Patrick’s Day: Pin It Beaded Shamrock Ornament (Naturally Educational) Pin It Cardboard Tube Leprechaun (Naturally Educational) Pin It Cardboard Tube Shamrock Sun Catcher (Naturally Educational) Pin It Shrinky-Dink Shamrock “Lucky Charms” (No Time for Flashcards) Pin It Styrofoam Cup Leprechaun Hats (Crafts By Amanda) I know what you are thinking…just shamrocks and leprechauns? no rainbows? Patience lassies and laddies…rainbows are up next! … Read entire article »

Filed under: 3-5 (Preschool), 3-5 (Preschool), 5-6 (Kindergarten), 5-6 (Kindergarten), 6-8 (Early Elementary), 6-8 (Early Elementary), 9-11 (Elementary), 9-11 (Elementary), Featured, History and Culture, Spring

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