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Friday, July 24, 2020
Emu
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The emu is a three-toed Australian bird, related to the ostrich, cassowary and rhea. It is large, sometimes weighing 130 pounds, ...
Dragonfly:
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Superstitions: In the United States, the dragon fly was once known as the devil's darning needle, but the dragon flies are harml...
Electrical Fish
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Electric catfish. The electric catfish of the Nile was well known to the ancient Egyptians . The Egyptians reputedly u...
Thursday, July 23, 2020
Circus Elephants Paper Cuts
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The circus clown and tight rope walker balance on an elephant with monkey. Vintage paper cuts of an era ended, these circus elep...
Bear: 13 Furry Facts
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Find all kinds of bears to color at The Crayon Palace. A bear is a large shaggy beast of prey closely allied to the dog in stru...
St. Patrick's Day Silhouettes
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I will collect for this post, those few St. Patrick's Day paper cuts that I happen across in the archives. So far there are: an...
Halloween Mask Silhouettes
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Samples of how the masks will look once these are cut from black construction paper. Teachers or guardians will need to enla...
Wildlife Stencils for The Classroom
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Stencil of bird in flight with out-stretched wings. Be sure to click directly on the stencils in order to download the largest f...
Wednesday, July 22, 2020
Falling Leaves, Squirrels Up Trees...
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Silhouettes of oak leaves. These two pages of Fall/Autumn paper cuts are by Beckwith. You may cut them from cardboard and trac...
Echidna
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The echidna or s piny ant-eater , a genus of Australian toothless mammals, in size and general appearance resembling a large h...
Foxhound
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A foxhound is a high-spirited hound that has a keen scent, remarkable perseverance and great endurance. It is easily trained an...
Flamingo: 10 Fun Facts
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The flamingo is a strange-looking bird, whose body is rather smaller than that of the stork, but which, owing to its great length of ne...
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