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Easter
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A medium-skill-level craft that uses stiffened string to make a rabbit shape. Appropriate for Easter or secular spring celebrations.
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An advanced craft that has students make a stuffed dimensional felt wall decoration of a rabbit and carrot. Teaches beginning sewing skills, including using patterns. Appropriate for Easter or secular spring celebrations.
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Use alcohol inks to make gorgeous watercolor Easter eggs.
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Bite-sized chocolates are transformed into a garden patch of adorable ladybugs with construction paper and glue.
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Ink stamps and egg dye combine for fabulous Easter eggs.
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Acrylic paints make dazzling Easter eggs.
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The letters of the alphabet, presented in black outline, filled with black outline Easter eggs. Four letters to a page. Great for bulletin boards, desk decorations, and more.
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The letters of the alphabet, presented in black outline, filled with colorful Easter eggs. Four letters to a page. Great for bulletin boards, desk decorations, and more.
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Use alcohol inks to make beautiful eggs with watercolor designs.
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A simple craft with included Easter egg pattern for students to paint and decorate. Suitable for non-denominational spring season celebration.
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A craft that uses a balloon to mold string into egg shape for wall decoration. Suitable for non-denominational spring season celebration.
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A more complex craft, with included patterns, in which students make a dimensional paper bunny wall hanging. Also suitable for non-denominational spring season celebration.
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A simple craft with included Easter egg pattern for students to decorate to look like stained glass. Suitable for non-denominational spring season celebration.
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Scalloped edge, full color.
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A simple, versatile basis for future crafts; students assemble a three-dimensional tree from two silhouettes with slotted bases.
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"Biscuit's first Easter egg hunt is going to be egg-stra special. Where are all the eggs hidden?" This unit enhances the Alyssa Satin Capucilli book with vocabulary and comprehension skills development.
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Help the bunny paint eggs.
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Help the bunny put his egg into the basket.
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Help the girl find the Easter eggs.
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Help the boy find the eggs.
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[member-created with abctools] Students can draw and color an egg, jelly beans, etc., and then write words to describe what they have drawn ("I see a BLUE egg looking at me!")
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Easy mask for Easter or spring.
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Comprehension questions to review Melissa Milich's tale of an exceptional Easter bonnet.
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Enhances the "Harry & Emily Adventure" tale of an Easter Egg project gone horribly wrong.
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Folder game board.
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Folder game board.
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Folder game board.
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Folder game board.
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How many eggs did the Easter Bunny dye yellow? (by 50)
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"The Easter Bunny was sound asleep, dreaming of a sunny day when he would bring painted eggs to all the children..." This unit enhances the popular tale by Priscilla and Otto Friedrich.
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Color the 4th basket.
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A fantastic springtime greeting card, easy to make with just a little guidance, construction paper, and some glue.
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Celebrate the spring! Use an old plastic container to make a funny bunny basket.
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From "basket" to "Peter Cottontail"
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A picture to color and lines to write a very short story with bunny and birthday theme words from a word bank.
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Charlie loves Easter! You'll see why- with this reading comprehension, word search, crossword puzzle, and writing activity.
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