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Showing posts with label Primarily Link Listings. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Homeschooling Your Child in Missouri: Quick Resources and Links

Homeschool Law Links in The State of Missouri:
Publications for Homeschoolers:
Curriculum: Religious & Secular
What Your Child Needs to Know
Homeschool Support Groups: Networks for Parents
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Post at Pooh Corner: Links to Christopher Robin's Friends!

      Winnie-the-Pooh, also called Pooh Bear, is a fictional anthropomorphic bear created by A. A. Milne. The first collection of stories about the character was the book Winnie-the-Pooh (1926), and this was followed by The House at Pooh Corner (1928). Milne also included a poem about the bear in the children’s verse book When We Were Very Young (1924) and many more in Now We Are Six (1927). All four volumes were illustrated by E. H. Shepard. Read more . . .
    "House at Pooh Corner"sung by Kenny Loggins
    songfacts here

    Crafted Friends from Pooh Corner: 
    1. Winnie the Pooh: Aesthetic Nest 
    2. Mini Pooh Pillows 
    3. Pooh and friends origami 
    4. Cubee - Eeyore by Cyberdrone on deviantART 
    5. Winnie the Pooh Paper Lantern
    6. Hundred Acre Wood Party with Winnie the Pooh
    7. It's Owl who knows something about something
    Pooh and Friends Cakes and Sweets:
    1. Inspiration - Winnie the Pooh Party
    2. Lovely fall cake of Pooh and his friends from Genevieve Griffin
    3. Winnie the Pooh birthday ideas...
    4. {Hundred Acre Wood} Winnie the Pooh Birthday Party from Hostess with the Mostess
    5. Wow! What a honey cake! (picture only)
    6. another beautiful Pooh cake picture
    Links Concerning The Hundred Acre Wood:
    1. The Adventures of the Real Winnie-the-Pooh
    2. Winnie: Heritage Minute Video
    3. About The E. H. Shepard Archive
    4. The original bear, with A. A. Milne and Christopher Robin, at the National Portrait Gallery, London
    5. The real locations, from the Ashdown Forest Conservators
    6. Winnie-the-Pooh at the New York Public Library
    7. UK Appeal to save Winnie the Pooh's bridge
    8. Pooh sequel returns Christopher Robin to Hundred Acre Wood
    9. The Pooh Files by Joe Shea
    10. Pooh rights belong to Disney, judge rules
    11. Winnie the Pooh Website
    12. Pooh Corner, sanctioned by the Pooh Properties Trust
    13. Disneyclips.com
    14. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
    15. The Page at Pooh Corner
    16. Disney trailers for Winnie the Pooh
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    Friday, February 21, 2014

    Spring Kite Ideas for Classroom Teachers

           Kites are not only interesting playthings, but they were also once used in meteorological observations, in carrying messages, in photographing landscapes and, to a considerable extent - in advertising. Even today, it is not uncommon to see over a large outdoor assembly, a number of kites bearing advertising banners on their strings.
           Kites have been known since earliest times and in certain countries are still a very popular amusement among children and hobbyists. In Japan kites strong enough to lift a man were made over 600 years ago, in order to spy out the force of an enemy in times of war. Not only the youths of Japan but the adults, also, enter into kite-flying with great zest, and some of the kites themselves are beautiful and elaborate productions, decorated with the highest art. In China the kite-flier often has a number of kites in the air at once, all attached to a common string, and the greatest skill and patience are necessary to keep them separate or disentangle them when they have been blown together by a strong wind. Fish, butterflies, dragons and birds are imitated in kites by the skillful Chinese, and many of these peculiar forms have found their way into the hobby and toy stores of the United States.

    Artifacts & Art for enhancing kite and flight lesson plans From this blog:
    More Kite Crafts for Kids:
    Kite Bulletin Board Ideas:
    Magazines and Newsletters for Kite Enthusiasts: The Science and Math of Kites: How to Properly Fly a Kite:
    Blogs:
         (I will be restoring and building a new kite index here during the month of September, 2024. Maintaining backlink indexes such as this one requires much time and effort. This listing has needed updating too often in my opinion . . . 
          Since the Covid-19 pandemic began in 2020, many folks have abandoned and/or neglected their webpages. 
           I thought some of you might be curious as to just how many changes have taken place over a brief interval of four years. So I will show my progress as I work to restore what has been lost. 
           There are more young students on the web than ever; if any webmasters are interested in helping to restore this topic for children, please upload materials to your webpages for them!)

    Today, I remove dead links... I have lost a total of 74 active links since the last update!
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    Tuesday, December 31, 2013

    Quality Valentine Links!

    More links will be added in February;
    then the 100 will be restored.
    Crafting Handmade Valentine Cards:
    1. Valentines Day Card/Heart Shaped Card
    2. Splitcoaster's Mini VSN - Virtual Stamp Night
    3. Shaped Cards with Sweet Stamps
    4. Six for Six Valentines
    5. Luxury handmade Valentines by UK artists
    6. Crocheted Valentine Cards
    7. Handmade Valentine With a Hidden Surprise
    8. Handmade Valentines "at Second street"
    9. Stamp Your Heart Out by Ashley Cannon Newell
    10. Nancy's Puzzle Purse Valentine
    11. Essimar Papel 
    Valentine Clip Art:
    1. preciosas postales vintage III
    2. free valentine clip art from webweaver
    3. valentine clip art from mycutegraphics
    4. akidsheart valentine clip art
    5. thekidzpage free valentine clip art
    Calligraphy for Valentines:
    1. Calligraphy Flourish Friday - Valentine Cards and more cards here and cookie!
    2. Happy Valentine's Day Calligraphy - demonstration by Caitlin Dundon
    3. Valentine's Day Lettering - the "flourishing Script"
    4. Valentine Calligraphy by Xandra Zamora
    5. Romantic Handmade Valentines
    6. Letters by Martina Flor
    7. Valentine by Teakster
    The Heart Matters:
    1. Operation Write Home
    2. 14 Charitable Ways to Celebrate Valentine's Day
    3. Valentines Nursing Home Trip
    4. 10 Year Old Says, "Homeless People Need Valentines Too"
    5. A prayer for those who have no joy on St. Valentine's Day
    Learn more about vinegar Valentines here.
    Scrappin' Your Valentines:
    1. Valentines Day/Love Scrapbook Layout
    2. Sweet Memories Paper Bag Album
    3. gorgeous page, "Queen of Hearts?"
    4. Valentine's scrapbook at "instructables"
    5. A Valentine Scrap Book
    Milagro Valentines:
    1. Belated Valentine by Cynthia Warren
    2. A Valentine Unlike Conventional Hearts
    3. Nicho with Milagro heart
    4. New Carved Wood Hearts covered in Milagros
    5. Mexican Wood Milagro
    6. The Valentine Milagro of Xs & Os
    Craft Your Own Valentine Gift Boxes and Wraps:
    1. How to make a petite gift box for your Valentine
    2. love notes jar
    3. Fabric valentine candy cones by Thimbleanna
    4. "see through" Valentines
    5. Piano Valentine Craft (printable & tutorial) from Joy Morin
    6. DIY Candy Filled Heart Box for 18 Inch Dolls 
    Decorating For Valentine's Day:
    1. Paper Rose Wreath Tutorial
    2. Vintage paper Valentine wreath tutorial
    3. DIY Valentine Garland from "The Creative Place: DIY"
    4. Fabric Valentine hearts garland from "How About Orange"
    5. Vintage-Inspired Valentine's Day Garland
    6. A valentine rosette wreath 
    7. Our dolls host and decorate for a St. Valentine's Party
    Learn more about manufactured Valentines here.

    Valentine Crafts and Gifts: Textiles, Beads, Needlepoint
    1. Valentine Tree & Apron 101
    2. Victorian Fan ala Flourishes
    3. Craft Papier Mâché Heart Shaped Ornaments: step-by-step photos for shaping the heart!
    4. hanky dress valentines
    5. Silk'n Roses by Mánya 
    6. Fresh Start, Full Heart by Lisa
    7. Vintage Envelope Tag Book
    8. Stand Up and Cheer!
    9. Cute little redwork hearts
    10. Primitive Valentine Needlepoint
    11. heart hand warmers
    A Valentine for The Teacher:
    1. Teacher S'mores Mason Jar Valentines
    2. I Was Soapin You'd Be My Valentine! 
    3. "You're the glue that keeps us together"
    Valentine Candy:
    1. Valentine Pretzel Buttons from "g*rated"
    2. Candy Cane Hearts
    3. Homemade conversation hearts
    4. Easy Homemade Turtle Candy
    5. Pink Lemonade Fudge
    Valentine Cookies:
    1. Sweetie Valentine Cookie Tutorial at "Bubble and Sweet"
    2. Cherry-Walnut Ball Cookies
    3. Chocolate Shortbread Cookies from Pint Sized Baker
    4. White-Chocolate Cherry Shortbread Cookies
    5. Homemade Oreo's with a Valentine's message
    6. Strawberry Chocolate Chip Cookies
    7. Conversation Heart Cookies from martha stewart
    8. sugar cookie set for Valentines Day
    Valentine Deserts:
    1. Red Velvet Nutella "Cinnamon" Roll Hearts
    2. Raspberry Meringue Hearts
    3. Ice Cream Sandwich Valentine
    4. Crystal Cupcakes by Elisa Strauss


    "When Cincinnati Children's asked kids to send in Valentine cards to spread a little love at the hospital for Valentine's Day, we thought we would get a few hundred responses. Instead, we received more than a few thousand. Packages arrived from schools, churches, scout troops and former patients. And the boxes just kept coming. We are sharing them here so you can get a glimpse at the smiles Valentines brought to patients and employees. It might just lift your spirits and remind you what this day is all about."

    Visit my "Sweet On You Valentine Directory"
     at Pinterest!
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    Sunday, November 10, 2013

    Unique Coloring Pages for Kids

    I am particularly interested in listing individual artists here who post original collections. Does this apply to you? Secondly, because my traffic is family oriented, please do not write and suggest pages with adult content. If you would like to have a link here and your pages are original, you may make a suggestion to pickandprintgallery@yahoo.com
    1. Sesame Street Coloring Pages - Sesame Street Print and color or color online all your child's friends from Sesame Street. This site also features live events about Sesame Street across the United States and takes visitors behind the scenes of Sesame Street. Actor interviews, special interactive features, everyone will enjoy these coloring pages.
    2. Phee McFaddell draws charming fairies and also offers paper masks for visitors both young and old to color.
    3. Crayon Palace is my coloring blog for both school children and adults. There are a wide variety of topics. Visitors may print unlimited numbers of pages for educational institutions, home school and retirement centers for the elderly!
    4. Coloring Castle offers a wide selection of original coloring pages. Many of the coloring pages will appeal to older children and adults as well as young children. The mandalas are exceptional, so I have linked directly to these here.
    5. Daily Coloring Pages has advanced coloring pages for adults. These are far less common on the internet, so I've included a link here for those of you searching for free resources to share in retirement facilities and hospitals.
    6. Multicultural Graffiti Art -Free Printable Coloring Pages - Free Graffiti ... Graffiti Diplomacy is a Brooklyn based website offering some very unique coloring pages. I love these unusual graffiti coloring pages.
    7. Printable Coloring Pages: Fun Downloadable Coloring ... - Art is Fun These printable coloring pages for adults and teens are by artist Thaneeya McArdle. These coloring pages will appeal to those of you who enjoy folk art!
    8. Yellow Bird Project : Indie Rock Coloring Book "Andy J. Miller, a talented illustrator, collaborated with YBP to produce this unique expression of art and music." An artistic coloring book for those of you who love to be challenged and also for the collector I think.
    9. Artist Coloring Page - Boy Artist - Twisty Noodle For those of you who still believe that coloring pages are for kids only, I've included here a site for young children. Many of these resources are actually from very old clip art files. However, the site is put together very well and the images have been thoroughly cleaned and maintained. Parents can apply for a membership as well.
    10. HeyHey Colors - street art based ipad colouring book app HeyHey Apps is a Belgian based software company creating apps for kids. The artwork of street artist Bue the Warrior is featured here and I love his collection. This site is very appealing to adults as well as children.
    11. Free Art Coloring Pages « MuseumChick | Danee Gilmartin For homeschoolers and teachers looking for coloring pages of artworks to reinforce art history lessons.
    12. Britto Coloring Book This coloring book based upon the artworks of Romero Britto. Teach little ones about color and pattern.
    13. Free Educational Coloring Pages This coloring book features famous works of art and facts about the artist. Another collection that is valuable as a teaching resource.
    14. Kathleen Rietz - Children's Book Illustrator "I'm a freelance artist, photographer, writer and art teacher. My hope is to make a positive difference in the world." Her collection is very appealing to parents and kids. The pages are original to her alone.
    15. The Doll Coloring Book is our family blog about all kinds of doll play. Featured there is a large collection of doll coloring pages and paper dolls.
    16. Coloring-pages-for-all-ages.com/guest-artists.html This website features guest artist submissions by: Rachel Pitler, Michael C. Hsiung, Nakisha VaderHoeven, Bedo Shamelian and Diane Wallace. 
    17. Cartoons and Free Printable Coloring Pages by Maui Artist, Guy ... " Guy Junker is a Maui Artist known for his petroglyph paintings but before his fine art carreer he was a cartoonist and illustrator.  This site not only contains many of his cartoon prints but also his online Coloring Book Club which features stacks of Free Printable Coloring Pages for your kids.  This is a great resource for teachers, parents and grandparents." Love it.
    18. Jeannie Vodden Art » Coloring pages Coloring pages by Jeannie Vodden are original and available in large file format. The mermaid is my favorite!
    19. Between the Lines A Coloring Book "lively new collection of work by Vito Acconci, Rita Ackermann, John Baldessari, Jeremy Blake, Will Cotton, R. Crumb, Keith Haring, Sol LeWitt, Robert Longo, John Lurie, Robert Mapplethorpe, Jason Middlebrook, Julian Opie, Laura Owens, Alexis Rockman, Kenny Scharf, William Wegman and John Wesley, among others." Published by RxArt is a not-for-profit organization. Adults and collectors will love it.
    20. Dulemba Coloring Pages Free coloring pages available here from illustrator,  Elizabeth O. Dulemba. Coloring images are for young children and feature literacy and holiday topics.
    21. The Coloring Barn A free collection of kids coloring pages, all subjects, all original to the site as far as I can tell. The collection is nicely done. 
    22. Creative Cuties An original coloring page collection by artist Heather Sybil Chavez. Ms. Chavez is from Pasadena, California.  Her work is very stylized.
    23. Free Coloring Pages from Nicole Nicole Florian draws many subjects for children to color. She also sells ebooks. Her style is very distinctive and her collection is large.
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    Thursday, October 24, 2013

    Quality Mardi Gras Crafts, Activities & Recipes


    Mardi Gras Crafts, Activities and Traditions:
    1. Tragedy and Comedy Garland
    2. Make a Mardi Gras Wreath
    3. Making a Mardi Gras Wreath with Deco Mask and a DIY Mardi Gras Bead Chandelier
    4. Shoebox Float
    5. Mardi Gras Mini Float
    6. Craft an elegant Mardi Gras half mask
    7. Miniature Mardi Gras Float from a Shoebox
    8. Shoebox floats from Ms. Badeaux's second grade class
    9. TP Roll Crafts of Kings: three versions
    10. Handprint Mask Craft
    11. Mardi Gras Jester Hat Craft and Holiday Song
    12. Mardi Gras Feather Mask Craft
    13. Mardi Gras paper bead craft for little ones
    14. Historical Feather Fans (just eye-candy!)
    15. Mardi Gras Mask Crafts from green plate rule
    16. Draw Mardi Gras Performers
    17. Mardi Gras Tutu Dress for Little Momo
    18. 5 Ways to Reuse Mardi Gras Beads
    19. Paper Plate Jester Craft
    20. Toilet Paper Roll Craft
    21. Jester Jumping Jacks (photo only) and mobile (photo only)
    22. Pancake Day Activities
    23. Pancake Day Story & Recipe
    24. Pancake Day Events Around the UK
    25. Crocheted Pancakes for Fat Tuesday
    26. Papier Mache Hats
    27. Making Masks From Recycled Materials
    28. Parade-Float Ornaments
    29. Liten prinsess krona
    30. Decorate a Mardi Gras mask with tinsel pipe cleaners
    31. Mardi Gras Bead Bracelets
    32. Craft a beaded charger plate for a Mardi Gras party
    33. A Jester's Hat from Powerhouse
    34. Owl masks for Mardi Gras too!
    35. DIY Mardi Gras Accessories You'll Actually Wear
    36. Easy-peasy last-minute angel wings (no sew)
    37. How to make a feathered mask cheap and quick!
    38. Paper plate princess crown
    39. Craft a gold crown step-by-step
    40. A crown of friends
    41. How to make a felt finger puppet for kids: jester pattern
    42. Jester Puppet Magnet
    43. Jingling Jester
    Mardi Gras Recipes & Sweets:
    1. Big Daddy's Mardi Gras Crown Cookies
    2. Recipes for Mardi Gras and Fridays in Lent
    3. King Cake and A Giveaway!
    4. Mardi Gras King's Cake - Make Your Own Colored Sugar!
    5. Pancake art here and here for Shrove Tuesday
    6. Mini King Cupcakes
    7. Mardi Gras Recipes from the Pocket Change Gourmet
    8. Mardi Gras Smoothies

          "Learn how to make this festive Mardi Gras cake. Do you know what king cake is? Made famous in New Orleans, king cake is the classic ring-shaped Mardi Gras cake made for "fat Tuesday" with a lucky trinket baked right into the bread. In this video, you'll learn how to make a king cake. With this simple step-by-step recipes, you can make a traditional, delicious, properly decorated king cake with a cream cheese filling. You'll see a great trick for making sure the dough maintains its ring shape while rising and baking and see how to finish the king cake with a sweet lemon glaze and festive sprinkles of traditional Mardi Gras colors—purple, yellow, and green. Long live the king cake!" from Allrecipes
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    Monday, October 21, 2013

    100 Creative Ways to Teach Numbers And Math Skills

    Math And Art Integrated Studies:
    1. Mythical Creatures: Integrating Art and Math
    2. Number Portrait  
    3. Delauney Marker Drawing 
    4. Connect the Dot Geometry Designs
    5. How to Make Your Own Paper Polyhedra
    6. Bridging the Gap Between Math and Art (Slide Show)
    7. free mandala designs to print
    8. Paper-Plate Polyhedron (basic step-by-step tutorial)
    9. Parabolic Line Drawing Exercise
    10. Drawing Buildings from Deep Space Sparkle
    11. Perfect Percent Patchworks
    12. Fish Tessellation
    13. 6th Grade: Frank Stella Protractor Series
    14. An Exercise in Symmetry
    15. Painted Paper Geometry Designs (idea)
    16. Paper Towel Quilts - Teach Math!
    17. Op Art Like Vaserely
    18. Imbalance Contest Winners Announced!
    19. Notan Expanding the Square
    20. Paintings - Math Source
    21. Abstract Numbers
    22. 4th Grade: Circle Patterns (Rotational Symmetry)
    23. Area Exercise from mathactivities.net
    24. Prisms and Pyramids from mathactivities.net
    25. Circle Activity from mathactivities.net
    26. Reflections, Translations, and Rotations concept is a very ancient exercise in math used by art instructors for centuries: Art Exercises: , , , , , , ,
    Math and Numbers For Early Learners Through Third Grade:
    1. Trace the numbers with your own matchbox cars here and here
    2. Clothespin Number Match Games: squares,
    3. Muffin Cup Counting Games: buttons,
    4. Teaching Addition With Popsicle Sticks
    5. Little Pumpkin and Jack-O-Lantern Number Books
    6. Using measuring cups to teach fractions
    7. Learning ordinal numbers
    8. Recognizing both written number words and number type: Egg carton game
    9. Division Mosaics by Math Fact Fun
    10. Number Hole Punch Games: no theme,
    11. Beach Ball Toss: Addition Game
    12. Craft Your Own Abacus
    13. Creative Counting With Pom Poms
    14. Number Matching Game
    15. Montessori-Inspired Greater Than Less Than Alligator Math
    16. Number Rings: A Cool Math Game
    17. Golf tees & Playdough math
    18. A car parking lot matching numbers game
    19. Water Balloon Number Target Practice
    20. Learning Coin Values with Games
    21. Both Addition Number Family Eggs and Build a Number
    22. Adding, number recognition and counting with fish themes
    23. Free Happy Frog Math
    24. Lego Addition and Subtraction Fun
    25. Number boards for counting rocks
    26. Montessori Ocean Math Activities at PreK + K Sharing
    27. Bowling Math Games: Quaker Oats cans,
    28. Telling Time With Sidewalk Chalk
    29. Stamp-n-Design time telling game
    30. Money Card Game
    31. Place Value Beads
    32. Dot Dabber Dice Game
    33. Fair not Fair Money Game!
    34. Place Value and Telling Time by Two Can Do It
    35. Planting a Numbers Garden
    36. Skip Counting: Counting by Fives with Turkey Hand Prints, Odds vs. Evens with cupcakes,
    37. How much does it weigh? and Measuring with Legos and What kids learn when baking
    38. Math Comparison Activities
    39. Fraction strips paper and wooden versions of the same game
    40. Teaching kids about money: educational money games for kids
    41. How to teach kids about money - by annuity.org
    42. Place Value and a Freebie
    43. Teaching Place Value With Marshmallows and Cereal
    Early Learning Calendar Activities:
    Logic Puzzles:
    Excellent Math Education Web Pages: Elementary Grades
    Art and Math Video:
    1. "The Art of Math" Project Entry Document
    2. The Beauty Mathematics: Math & Art
    3. String Art is Calculus
    4. DIY 3D Geometric Paper Sculpture
    5. Studio 360: Mathematical Art
    6. Mathematics & art
    7. Math in Art: Unique artistic renderings by mathematicians.
    8. Reclaiming DaVinci: Art, Visualization, Mathematics
    9. Drawing and visualizing math equations
    10. Harmonograph in action
    11. Sand Pendulum
    12. Headspace Spatial Robot Kinetic Sculpture
    13. Linkogram drawing machine
    14. Paul the robot drawing Patrick
    15. How to Make an Escher-esque Tessellation
    16. 3D Origami Rainbow Vase
    The Classic Art Meets Math Art Project
    "Here's a quick tutorial on making a funky tessellation art project with just a pencil, protractor, and a sheet of construction paper. This particular way of doing it utilizes an equilateral triangle so that your finished shape will tessellate on a rotation." by Honeypaw

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    Saturday, September 28, 2013

    100 Spooky Crafts & Treats For Halloween

    You needn't worry about using patterns for this Halloween craft
     because the even a novice artist can come up with their own charming
    version of this pumpkin patch!
          Spook your own set of  paper jack-o-lanterns with a little bit of glittery morning mist; all it takes is just a few simple supplies. Gather a pair of scissors, some white school glue, a black felt tipped pin and construction paper in orange, green, black and white, plus transparent glitter to craft a similar picture to the one shown here. 
          I chose to mount the jack-o-lanterns onto a large sheet of black construction paper. Then I cut a large number of lop sided circular shapes from the orange construction paper. Paste on black shaped openings for the large toothy grins and grimaces from additional black construction paper. Then cut and paste green stems and vines from the green construction paper. I painted my white construction paper with a pearlescent white paint before cutting it out to add eyes and teeth, but you could use just plain white paper if you'd prefer. I then added the details to these frightened pumpkins with a black felt tipped marker. Squeeze a wavy line or two of white glue onto  the surrounding dark sky and add the transparent glitter to finish off this spooky pumpkin patch, just in time for Halloween!

    More Jack-O-Lantern Crafts:
    1. A painted paper bag jack-o-lantern 
    2. Halloween Kids Crafts: Make a Jack-O-Lantern Pillow
    3. Make easy and inexpensive jack-o-lanterns from recycled cans
    4. I love this jack-o-lantern made from string.
    5. Personalize your own jack-o-lantern t-shirts.
    6. Magnetic Jack-O-Lantern for the refrigerator.
    7. Baby Pumpkin Dress-Up
    8. Sewing paper jack-o-lanterns
    9. Happy and Sad Finger Painting Jack-O-Lanterns
    10. Yarn Art Halloween Craft: jack-o-lantern
    11. Recycle a car wash mitt into a jack-o-lantern puppet
    12. A felt jack-o-lantern garland
    13. Jack-O-Lanterns on straws
    14. Jack-O-Lantern Sun-Catchers
    15. Halloween milk jug jack-o-lanterns
    16. Halloween jumping jacks
    17. Jack-O-Lanterns made from painted gourds
    18. Sew a jack-o-lantern bib from an orange hand towel
    19. No-sew jack-o-lantern costume
    20. Halloween wall hanging for Sunday School
    21. Mason Jar Jack-O-Lanterns
    22. Jack-O-Lantern face painting for kids
    23. Vintage Style Treat Containers
    24. A melted bead jack-o-lantern suncatcher
    25. Jack-O-Lanterns made from craft sticks
    26. Pumpkin Pinch Pots
    27. Jack-O-Lantern favor box template 
    28. Bumpy, lumpy, spooky pumpkins 
    29. Glass Halloween Votive Holders
    30. Halloween Jack-o-lantern Pinatas 
    31. Clay Jack-O-Lanterns
    32. Halloween Jack-O-Lantern with Polymer Clay
    33. Four Halloween Tutorials Using Polymer Clay
    34. Shadow Box Jack-O-Lantern
    Not So Spooky, Spooky Crafts:
    1. Paint Chip Halloween Craft
    2. Pipe Cleaner Spider Craft
    3. Eyeball Topiaries 
    4. Washi Tape Patterned Pumpkins
    5. Spooky tree watercolor painting
    6. Cathe Holden's Haunted House
    7. Halloween Wood Craft Cutouts
    8. Shadow Makers
    9. Orange spider paper chain
    10. Flying Bats Halloween Craft
    11. Coffee Filter Spiderwebs
    12. Graveyard Ghouls
    13. Halloween Bat Napkin Rings
    14. Paper witch shoes (candy containers)
    15. How to cut a spider web
    16. Halloween treat pedestals (spider webs)
    17. Mini bat-o'-lanterns
    18. Felt skeleton head garland and "Smell My Feet"
    19. Monster socks
    20. Bats and spiders from pom-poms
    21. Nocturnal Story Time
    22. Insect frame or mirror
    23. Candy corn felt sachet bags
    24. Bat TP Roll Craft
    25. Who's Hooting Torn Owl Collage
    26. Potion Prop Books
    27. Haunted House Craft
    28. Styrofoam tombstones
    29. Paper bats
    30. Flying Ghost Cookie Cutter Prints 
    31. Felt Halloween Cats (picture only)
    32. Felt Skeleton (picture only)
    33. Treasure Chest Candy Wrapper
    34. Halloween Sucker Sleeves
    35. Halloween silhouettes for decorating treat bags
    36. Folk Art Halloween Totem
    37. Paper Clay Ghost Trio and Ghostly Trick-or-Treat Centerpiece
    38. Halloween Crafts from Parents Magazine
    39. Witches shoes
      Spooky Treats for Young & Old:
      1. Peek-a-Boo Treat Bags for Toddlers
      2. A jack-o-lantern cheese ball
      3. Jack-O-Lanterns made from oranges
      4. Jack-O-Lantern Treat Cups
      5. Make jack-o-lantern orange soda bottles
      6. Pumpkin Rice Krispie Treats
      7. Monster Munch
      8. Break-Open Halloween Cookies
      9. Frozen "Boo-nana" Pops
      10. Homemade Gourmet Candy Corn
      11. "No Tricks, Just Treats!" printable gift tags
      12. Mummy Cupcakes
      13. Ghost Cupcakes
      14. Marshmallow Witches Recipe
      15. No-Bake Spiderweb Cheesecake
      16. Orange monster cake
      17. How to make candy corn punch
      18. Candy corn bark
      19. Chewy Butterfinger Cookies
      20. Graveyard Cupcakes
      21. Homemade Oreos
      22. Black Velvet Halloween Trifle
      23. Edible graveyard
      24. Homemade snickers bars
      25. Milky way bites
      26. Peanut butter cups for grown ups
      27. Almond Joy Bark
      28. Homemade Kit Kat Bars
      29. Twix Bars
      30. It's Halloweek!: Spooky Cauldrons and Frankenpops
      31. Creepy Spider Cookie Tutorial
      32. Some Halloween Fun 
      33. Candy Corn on the Cob 
      34. Nutter Butter Bats 
      35. Chocolate Covered Halloween Strawberries 
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      Saturday, May 11, 2013

      100 Dr. Seuss Resources

            Theodor Seuss Geisel was an American writer, poet, and cartoonist most widely known for children's picture books written and illustrated as Dr. Seuss. He had used the pen name Dr. Theophrastus Seuss in college and later used Theo LeSieg, and once Rosetta Stone, as well as Dr. Seuss.
            Geisel published 46 children's books, often characterized by imaginative characters, rhyme, and frequent use of anapestic meter. His most celebrated books include the bestselling Green Eggs and Ham, The Cat in the Hat, The Lorax, One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish, Horton Hatches the Egg, Horton Hears a Who!, and How the Grinch Stole Christmas!.
             Numerous adaptations of his work have been created, including 11 television specials, four feature films, a Broadway musical and four television series. He won the Lewis Carroll Shelf Award in 1958 for Horton Hatches the Egg and again in 1961 for And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street. Geisel also worked as an illustrator for advertising campaigns, most notably for Flit and Standard Oil, and as a political cartoonist for PM, a New York City newspaper. During World War II, he worked in an animation department of the United States Army, where he wrote Design for Death, a film that later won the 1947 Academy Award for Documentary Feature. Read more . . .
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      Dr. Seuss for The Classroom Bulletin Board etc...
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