I am so excited!!
Today is the beginning of a weekly linky: Thursday Take It and Make It
I am linking up with my good friend Cynthia over at 2nd Grade Pad for a Take It and Make It party!!
If you would like to join in, just click on the pic!!
Here is my Take It and Make It!
This is an armadillo craftivity for students to make and then write about what they have learned about the animal.
Now I know you are wondering why in the world does a teacher from the North Georgia mountains have a craft about this strange animal.
Well, armadillo are abundant in South Georgia and I thought it would be fun to focus on an animal we very seldom associate with Georgia when learning about the regions.
First, we trace the pattern pieces on brown construction paper.
Next, we cut out the pieces.
Then, we glue it together and add the paper for our writing on the inside of the head.
Last, we do our writing about the armadillo and display it in the hall or classroom.
If you would like the pattern to make this cute armadillo, just click on the pic above!!
Don't forget to link up with the Take It and Make It Linky and share some of your ideas!!
Hope you have a great Thursday!!
What a cute craftivity! Thanks so much for linking up. Hope to see you linked up next Thursday also! :-)
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2nd Grade Pad
Teresa,
ReplyDeleteThis project is adorable! I live in Arkansas where we have armadillos running around snarfing on bugs! Super cute craft!
Danielle
Crayonbox Learning
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What a cute armadillo!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! Just found you and glad I did!
ReplyDeleteIrene
Learning With Mrs. Leeby
Love your armadillo! We do a cowboy unit in 1st grade and we usually make them out of milk cartons. But I LOVE this because you can add their writing. Thanks for sharing!
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I seriously could not be more excited that I found you!! I love your blog :) that armadillo craft is amazing! My entire school is reading the book Dillo for a school wide "Survivor Week" that we do each year. This craft is just perfect for our kinders to make!! Thanks so much for sharing, I can't wait to show it to everyone at school! You rock!
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Khrys
Keepinitkoolinkinderland.blogspot.com
Such a super cute armadillo - I love that you can add the writing!
ReplyDeleteWendy
Teacher's Toolkit
That armadillo is so cute! :)
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A-B-Seymour
So cute!! I love it. We read Armadillo Tattletale & this will be perfect to go with it :)
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First Grade Fairytales