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EnchantedLearning.com Pop-up Flower Garden Card More Crafts Make a beautiful flower pop-up card using construction paper. This is a great Mother's Day, Spring, Get Well Soon, or Birthday Card.

Supplies needed:

Various colors of construction paper Scissors Glue Markers or crayons

Fold two rectangular pieces of construction paper in half. One piece will be the outside of the card and one piece will be the inside.

On the piece that will be the inside, cut two short lines near the middle of the fold.

Fold the two outside flaps that you just made (but do not fold the middle flap). Unfold the flaps.

Open the card. Push the two flaps towards the inside of the card - they will form 2 step-like protuberances.

Refold the card. Cut two short lines through the folded flaps on the sides. Fold the outside flaps that you just made. Unfold the flaps.

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Open the card. Push the two flaps towards the inside of the card - they will form 4 step-like protuberances.

Cut some small flowers, stems and leaves from construction paper. Decorate them with crayons or markers if you like.

Glue the flowers to the flaps. Make sure that the flowers do not stick out of the card when the card is closed.

Glue the card to the other piece of folded construction paper. To make sure that you do not glue the flaps down, apply the glue only to the inside of the card and then carefully place it on the outer card. Write a message on your lovely flower garden pop-up card.

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Enchanted Learning Software's Handprint Paper Flowers Craft More Kinder Crafts These lilies are made from a child's handprint (on paper) stapled to a straw. You can make an entire bouquet of flowers for a great gift or Spring decoration. More Flower Crafts Supplies needed: Spring Crafts

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Construction paper Pencil Scissors Green pipe cleaners (or straws) Tape or glue Stapler

Trace a child's hand on construction paper. Cut the tracing out.

Curl each of the fingers around a pencil.

Using the palm of the handprint, form a cone (with the fingers curling outwards). Glue or tape the cone together. Staple the flower to a pipe cleaner or a drinking straw.

Draw some leaves on green construction paper, then cut them out.

Staple or tape the leaves to the straw. Make a few of these flowers for a beautiful bouquet.

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Our subscribers' grade-level estimate for this page: Kindergarten - 2nd

EnchantedLearning.com Aquarium Paper Plate Diorama Craft More Crafts This simple aquarium diorama is made from two paper plates, construction paper and a bit of clear plastic. The child cuts out fish, starfish, kelp, coral, and other sea creatures to decorate the seascape.

More dioramas Supplies needed: 2 white or blue paper plates A roughly 6 inch diameter circle of clear plastic cut from discarded packaging material (or clear plastic wrap for food) Colored construction paper or tempera paint Scissors and a craft knife (optional) Glue, tape, and stapler Crayons, or markers Thread ot yarn (about a foot total)

Work on the Top Plate (with a viewing window): Cut a Viewing Window: Turn one paper plate upside down and draw a circle around the base of the plate (you will cut out the entire bottom of the plate, the part of plate that you would normally put food on). This plate will become the viewing window of the aquarium. Cut along the circle you drew (have an adult start the cut with a pointy scissors or a craft knife; the child can finish the cutting using a blunt scissors).

Cover the Viewing Area With Plastic: Cut a circle of clear plastic slightly larger than the hole in the front plate (the plastic should be about 1/4 inch larger than the hole). You can use the thick plastic that is used as packing material on many of the things we buy (the thicker plastic is easier to work with than thin plastic film that can tear and stick to itself). Tape the plastic to the inside of the plate, where the food would normally be.

Work on the Lower Plate (which contains the ocean diorama):

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Make a Blue Background (if you're using a blue plate, omit this step):You can either color the background blue or cut out a circle of blue construction paper and glue it in place. If you opt to use paper, use the circle you cut out as a template to cut out a blue construction-paper circle for the background of your aquarium. Glue the blue circle to the plate (glue it to the surface where the food would normally go).

Draw and Make Construction-Paper Plants and Animals for the Diorama: The plants and animals in your diorama can be drawn or cut out of construction paper. Kelp (green or brown) and brightly-colored coral are good for the background. Then, either draw or cut out paper fish, starfish, jellyfish, seahorses, sharks, whales, and/or other creatures for the foreground. You can draw them yourself, or go to a template with many ocean creatures. If you are drawing the fish yourself, you can use the following steps to draw them:

Go to a template for some sea creatures. Add the Construction-Paper Plants and Animals to the Diorama: Glue some of the creatures to the background. Others creatures can hang from threads so they look like they're swimming. For each hanging creature, cut a short length of thread. Tape one end of the thread to the back of a fish; tape the other end of the thread to the top of the plate.

Finish the Aquarium: Tape or staple the top plate to the back plate. Have the child write his/her name on the back of the aquarium. Now you have a cute paper plate diorama of an aquarium.

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EnchantedLearning.com Word Wheel - AKE Words This 2-page print-out makes a word wheel; it consists of a base page together with a wheel that spins around. The pages are attached using a metal Theme Pages brad. Rhymes When you spin the wheel, six words that rhyme with "ake" are formed, one at a time: rake, cake, bake, snake, flake, and lake. The student then writes down the words that are formed by the word wheel and six others with the same ending.

Word Wheels For a pdf version of the word wheel, click here (site members only).

Word Wheel Top Print this page. Cut out the circle and attach to the first page with a brad.

Word Wheel Bottom This is the base page of the printable "ake" word wheel.

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EnchantedLearning.com Farm Animals Word Wheel This 2-page print-out makes a farm animals word wheel; it consists of a base page together with a wheel that spins around. The pages are attached using a metal brad. When you spin the wheel, farm animals appear, including: cow, sheep, goat, chicken, horse, turkey, pig, goose. The student then writes down farm animals.

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More Wheels For a pdf version of the farm animals word wheel, click here (site subscribers only). Or you can click on the individual web pages below.

Farm Animals Word Wheel Top Print this page. Cut out the circle and attach to the first page with a brad.

Farm Animals Word Wheel Bottom This is the base page of the printable farm animals word wheel.

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EnchantedLearning.com Book Diorama Craft More Crafts This diorama is a scene from a child's favorite book. After the child reads the book, the child makes a diorama of a favorite scene from the book. More dioramas. Supplies needed: Shoe box (or similar sized box) Construction paper or tempera paint Scissors Glue Pencil, crayons Small toys or models appropriate to the story

To make a background in the box use either construction paper or tempera paints (the construction paper is easier and less messy).

Add the character or characters to the diorama, along with the objects they have (if any). Glue them to the box. Or if you're showing things that fly or swim, hang them from the top using threads. For example, we did "Curious George Rides a Bike." The background was a stream in the country where Curious George the monkey is sailing newspaper boats down the stream (instead of doing his work delivering newspapers). We used a small, plastic LEGO monkey and made tiny paper boats from real newspaper.

Write the name of the book and its author on top of the box. Also have the child write his/her name on the box. Now you have a memorable reminder of a favorite book.

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schoolmaster the classroom a decimal point I'm a dot in place video game give a demo clothes pins so let's pinch the Morse code Here come dots drum solo so loud Mr. anti-democratic dictator came in garbage man bag manager eleven plus two twelve plus one timetable Bet I'm late postmaster stamp store statue of liberty built to stay free sweep the floor too few helpers intensive care I can't even rise heavy rain Hire a navy conversation voices rant on older and wiser I learned words

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