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Friday, September 20, 2019
October Wood
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OCTOBER WOOD Have you ever seen the glories Of a dark October wood? Have you seen the oaks and maples Covered with a crimson hood? Have yo...
Halloween Signs
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HALLOWEEN SIGNS Have you ever seen, Upon Happy Halloween, How brightly the stars do shine? Have you ever seen, Upon Happy Halloween, How s...
The Unbeliever...
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THE UNBELIEVER [Recitation for a small child ] I don't believe in ghosts, you know, But still, the other night. When everything was aw...
My Choice
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MY CHOICE [Recitation for a lower-grade boy ] Now, Christmas is a lot of fun, When old Santa comes around, And Christmas trees and holly D...
Is It?
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IS IT? Is that the wind a-howling Round about my window pane? Is that tapping, tapping made By the steady drop of rain? Is that rustling o...
Tuesday, April 9, 2019
The Merry Breeze
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The Merry Breeze by Enid Blyton Round about the orchard went the merry little breeze, Playing with the butterflies and teasing a...
Monday, March 18, 2019
The Hiawatha Paper Cuts Restored
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Below are the Hiawatha paper cuts restored for those of you who are teaching Native American studies to your little ones, enjoy. ...
Thursday, November 29, 2018
Free Paper Cuts of Sheep
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Perfect for arts and crafts projects in the Sunday School or classroom. Use them in personal craft too.
Vintage Paper Cuts for Fall
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Here are a few old-fashioned paper cuts for Fall. A turkey, haystack and pumpkins for personal craft projects or the classroom.
Saturday, September 29, 2018
Paper Cuts for Halloween of Black Cats
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These little black cats may be used in the classroom and in personal crafts.
Paper Cuts of Thanksgiving Turkeys
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Thanksgiving silhouettes/paper cuts of turkeys for the classroom and personal crafts.
Tuesday, September 4, 2018
Our Nature Table and Center
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"Live in the sunshine. Swim in the sea. Drink the wild air." ~Ralph Waldo Emerson The two things I love most about ...
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