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Too Flaky!Students will take volume measurements of different samples of ice and snow to compare their relative densities. Results are graphed, and can be submitted to an online student database. Polar AnimalsWhile the "weather outside is frightful", think of some wonderful polar animals to explore with your primary class. These themed activities cover math, games, songs, and art projects, with torn paper igloos, animal shape match-ups, and more
Snow Similes
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Snowflake
Printing Using the bottom of fruit baskets for templates and adding glitter and glue, early elementary students learn the basic concepts of printmaking techniques.
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Winter
Wonderland Upper elementary art lesson focuses on perspective and structure. |
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Winter
Themes Songs, coloring sheets, crafts, vocabulary, games, lesson plans and web quests. |
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Winter
Bookmarks Don't stop counting the naughty or nice at Christmas; here are some cute snowmen sticker bookmarks to download and print for your students, where they can collect stickers for rewards |
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Winter
Worksheets Winter worksheets, vocabulary, creative writing, writing paper, puzzles and more |
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Winter
Writing Prompts Jumpstart your students' daily journals or creative writing assignments with this collection of writing prompts with a January theme. |
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Winter
Alliteration Intermediate grade students should thoroughly enjoy this alliteration exercise. Complete the printable worksheet by creating an alliterative winter poem. |
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Polish Snowflakes Older children can try their hands at creating these beautiful cutwork snowflakes. Instructions are included here; use gold paint for a special touch and decorate your classroom windows |
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Victorian Paper
Snowflakes Download a pattern and instructions here for creating beautiful Victorian snowflakes, simply by folding and cutting plain white paper. To add sparkle, try painting with white glue and sprinkling on white, silver, or gold glitter |
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Cotton
Snowflakes White glue and white cotton twine form the basis for this beautiful snowflake. Use glue to trace the printable pattern for the snowflake onto waxed paper, then follow the design with glued twine. Finish with glitter and let dry. |
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Let It Snow! A great site for emerging readers, perfect for wintertime with stories to read, math problems, puzzles, and activities for teachers as well. |
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Winter Games
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