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Category Archives: 3rd Grade
PUMPKINS
All elementary kids love using oil pastels and this 3rd Grade group is getting very good at shading with them. We make the pumpkins separate and then glue them on the black background. We use oil pastels, scissors, glue sticks, … Continue reading
Posted in 3rd Grade, Thanksgiving
Tagged black sharpie, construction paper, elementary kids, glitter glue, glue sticks, oil pastel pumpkins on black paper, oil pastels, scissors, thanksgiving art, thanksgiving art for kids, thanksgiving crafts, thanksgiving projects for kids, thanksgivng pumpkin patch
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NATIVE AMERICAN DRUM
The 3rd Grade class at HT study the history of our American Indians, so I’ve been working on a couple of new projects for that class. I think the students, especially the boys, will really enjoy making an Indian drum. … Continue reading
BATIK ON A COFFEE FILTER
Batik is the name for a technique of dyeing fabrics. First, melted wax is applied on the areas of the fabric that is not to be colored. Then the fabric is soaked in dye—the wax prevents the dye from penetrating … Continue reading
FAUX LEATHER ART
This is a very nice project for the 3rd grade that, with a little preparation, can be finished in an hour session. In order to keep this art project from taking too much class time, I prepared the brown grocery … Continue reading
SYMBOLS OF LENT BOX
This Lenten project is a little box that we can use to open discussion and explain some of the symbols from the Passion story. The box can be used during Lent to put money for an offering at mass on … Continue reading
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Tagged art and crafts for kids, art projects for lent for kids, arts and crafts for children, childrens lenten art projects, classroom lenten art projects, Easter, easy lenten projects for kids to make, lenten money box craft for lent, lenten project, lenten projects for kids, lenten symbols box, passion story, symbols of Lent
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PREHISTORIC BIRDS
As many different kids there are in the classroom, thats how many different starbursts you get. The kids and I decided these looked like what we would imagine prehistoric birds looked like so we added a head—and in some instances … Continue reading
PARROTS
This is our “Tropical Beauty” project. I love this for it’s bright, bold colors. First we practiced drawing parrots—-I’ve included a website address that has an easy lesson on how to draw a parrot. The background is done in colored … Continue reading
ANGEL
Another cute and easy angel, but this one also uses wallpaper pieces. There are patterns for the gown and wings. Supplies needed include pieces of wallpaper, cardstock, glue dots and glitter glue. You could make a whole choir of angels … Continue reading
