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the inside out and free printables for teaching kids about emotions

Fun Jingles To Teach Kids About Emotions - Tastefully Frugal

Teach Your Kids About Emotions with Inside Out and These FREE Printable Jingles | Tastefully Frugal AD #InsideOutEmotions #CollectiveBias More

thermometer with cartoon characters on it, and an image of a woman in yellow dress

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Inside Out Emotional Thermometer …

an image of a room decorated with many different colors and shapes on the wall, as well as a door

Imagine every child and adult in the bldg. creating their own Kandinsky circle. Make it mixed media, even. Love the colors of these, though

the fall leaf window stickers are being used to decorate autumn leaves with colored pencils

Contact Paper Window Stickers - Fall Leaves

Contact Paper Window Stickers - Fall Leaves. These are so fun to create and look like beautiful sun catchers hanging in your window.

an abstract painting with red, yellow and orange leaves on white paper in the background

Fall Leaf Watercolor Resist Art

Fall Leaf Watercolor Resist Art from Fun at Home with Kids

some crafting supplies are laying out on the counter top, including paint and paper

Contact Paper Window Stickers - Fall Leaves

supplies to make fall leaves

two hands pointing at an art project on a white board with colorful circles and swirls

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Collaborative art- everyone in the group makes a part of it and the whole becomes a beautiful masterpiece!

four pieces of art that are on a blue tablecloth with black and white letters

Betsy Morningstar :: 7th Grade Artwork

Name That Art---Each student started the project by drawing a bold and page-filling design of their name. Each name was then divided into 16 squares, and cut apart. The name instantly became 16 tiny abstract designs featuring positive and negative space.

a painting of a door with a snowy scene in the keyhole and trees painted on it

Artwork published by kelly775

Keyhole Paintings - Did with 5th grade, turned out AMAZING. Each student got a book about a different country, chose a picture to copy within their "keyhole." Draw then paint. Used oil pastels to create door and wood grain. Cut out key shape from template and wrote a sentence explaining their keyhole and attached to the bottom of the picture. Lots of compliments!

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