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Scientific Method Charts for K-2

April 11, 2017 By Valerie Mcclintick Leave a Comment

Smart Start Science is a new and engaging series of Low-Prep, Hands-On experiments, and activities designed for K-2 students. This specific pack, “Scientific Method Anchor Charts” includes six posters displaying the parts of the scientific method. Both color and black and white are provided.

Scientific Method Posters
-Ask a Question “What is something you want to know?”
-Research “Find information about your question.”
-Hypothesis “Take your best guess to answer the question.”
-Test your Hypothesis “Experiment with and test your hypothesis.
-Analyze Results “Organize your data to see what it means.”
-Report “Share your data with other scientists.”

Black and White versions are provided as well. These can be used as coloring pages, or printed onto colored paper for classroom displays. These would be fantastic when printed smaller to make flashcards to small booklets for children to take home.

Smart Start Science: Scientific Method Anchor Charts

Christmas Bible Coloring Pages

November 8, 2016 By Valerie Mcclintick Leave a Comment

With Christmas around the corner I thought I would update and create some new Christian Christmas Coloring Pages. Each page features a different part of the Christmas Story alongside a key Bible verse for children to memorize. (Scripture references come from KJV or ESV)

Print Christmas Bible Coloring Pages Free Here

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Looking for fun Christian Crafts for Christmas? Check out our Christmas Activity Pack

Don’t Miss this Free Printable Advent Calendar for Kids!

Each ornament represents a special Name of Jesus and they fit perfectly on these wooden craft ornaments.

Find More Christian Christmas Freebies Here

Easter Bible Printables

March 6, 2016 By Valerie Mcclintick Leave a Comment

Easter is right around the corner and I wanted to share some newly updated resources with you!

On our sister site Christian Preschool Printables you’ll find a great collection of printable coloring pages, games, worksheets, and crafts you can use to teach your children about the true meaning of Easter. New this year, we’ve added in a a Resurrection BINGO game as well as some colorful Easter Matching Cards you can use to play table games. You’ll also find a great collection of Jelly Bean Prayer printables if you want to send children home with a special treat.

If you’re looking for an easy solution for teaching your Easter lessons this year, be sure to check out our Christian Easter Activity Pack:

Easter Activity Pack

Over 80 pages of printable resources at your fingertips this Easter season! This Bible Easter Activity Pack is filled with Bible games, worksheets, crafts and activity pages you can use to teach your little ones the story of Easter. This set is designed for the K-5 teacher or homeschool family and includes multi age resources to connect with different ages and abilities. Look Inside

More Christian Easter Teaching Resources:

New Easter Resources:

Easter Coloring Pages (above)

Color Your Own Bookmarks (above)

Easter Cross Bookmarks

Editable Easter Verse Cards

Most Popular Easter Resources

Bible Verse Easter Eggs

Cross Egg Craft for Kids

Cross Watercolor Art Project

Resurrection Egg Printables

Resurrection Lapbook

Easter Story Coloring Pages

Easter Story Folder Game

Easter Spin to Win Game

Bible Verse Printables for Easter

verse 1 verse 2 verse 3

Resurrection Crafts & Activities

Easter File Folder Games (Bible)

Easter File Folder Games (Eggs)

Jelly Bean Prayer Printables

Naturally Dyed Easter Egg Tips

Creation Bible Bookmarks

November 1, 2015 By Valerie Mcclintick 1 Comment

It seems like everywhere I look there are lots of Adult coloring pages, zentangles, and patterns for people to color in. I think these types of printables are so popular because there is just something about coloring that is so calming and therapeutic.

Plus it’s fun.

Today I created a Creation Story Bible Bookmark for Older children (or adults) to color in. This would make a great in class art activity (think: glitter pens) or just an open invitation for children to color when left on the dining room table. Each day of creation is depicted as you go down the bookmark so it makes a hand Bible study tool for children as well.

Print your Creation Story Bookmark Here

Days of Creation Bible Bookmark

Find More Creation Printables Here

Find More Bible Bookmarks Here

Mother’s Day Bookmarks

May 4, 2015 By Valerie Mcclintick Leave a Comment

Mother’s Day is right around the corner and I’ve whipped up some cute bookmarks children can decorate for Mom this Sunday.

There are quite a few little areas to color on this set so provide children with colored pencils, skinny markers or even glitter gel pens to decorate.

There are four different designs in this set:

Mom You’re Sweet (with Cupcake)

#1 Mom (with Butterfly)

MOM (with Heart)

I Love You (with Heart)

Print Mother’s Day Bookmarks Here

Find More Mother’s Day Bible Printables Here

Find More Mother’s Day Preschool Printables Here

Human Heart Worksheets

April 29, 2015 By Valerie Mcclintick 3 Comments

I’ve just created some fantastic resources for learning about the human heart.

On our sister site HomeschoolClipart.com you’ll find a set that includes a human heart coloring page, worksheet, labeling sheet and reference chart just right for young children learning human anatomy. Click Here

Find More Free Human Anatomy Projects & Printables Here

Solar System Coloring Pages

March 24, 2015 By Valerie Mcclintick Leave a Comment

Learning about our solar system can be great fun!

One of our favorite Summer activities is Meteor watching during the Perseid showers in August.

We stay up late into the wee hours watching as amazing streaks of color flash across the sky.

It’s considered one of our yearly Family traditions and it’s a fantastic way to get the kids interested in Astronomy!

(This year it will be making it’s appearance on August 13th)

“Perseiden Meteor (2009)” by Andreas Möller. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 de via Wikimedia Commons –

When my children were younger, we learned the names of the planets by singing a song.

And while it wasn’t a Rap song, it was still just as effective at teaching them the correct order.

My youngest two children are now ready to learn about the planets so I’ve been busy drawing and creating simple resources we can use.

Solar System Cut & Paste

Solar System Coloring Page

Both pages and some additional Planet Notebooking Pages are available at HomeschoolClipart.com

You can even grab the clipart and customize your own resources.

Art meets science with Kidz Labs solar system models. Assemble, paint and learn
Kit includes planets, stencils, squeeze glow paint pen, rods, string, a fact-filled wall chart and 10 sets of Kidz Quiz questions
Instructions included
No batteries required
Turn the kids onto the notion of leaving a smaller carbon footprint
8 Planets – Pluto not included
Click Here

Thanksgiving Bible Coloring Pages

November 7, 2014 By Valerie Mcclintick Leave a Comment

Thanksgiving is just around the corner and we’ve got some adorable Bible Verse Coloring Pages and Cards you can use with your children and students this year!

If you need a simple craft you can turn these coloring pages into placemats by laminating them. Â Or glue them to Fall colored construction paper and decorate the back with shiny stickers and then laminate them.

The cards are a wonderful starting point for children, they can color the outside then write what they are thankful for on the inside.

Download Thanksgiving Bible Verse Activity Pack Here

Find More Thanksgiving Printables Here:

Thanksgiving Bible Verse UnitÂ (cards, coloring, verse, vocab, character….)
Thanksgiving Preschool PrintablesÂ (crafts, worksheets, minibooks…)
Thanksgiving K-5 Bible Printables (memory cards, worksheet, coloring…)
Fall Themed Learning Centers
Fall Leaf Printables & Activities
Vintage Thanksgiving PlaceCards

Making a Classroom Quilt: Printables!

April 21, 2013 By Valerie Mcclintick Leave a Comment

Yup, just for you!

We’ve got ABC’s, 123’s, and everything in between!

You can print it all FREE!

Wondering how to use the printables?

It couldn’t be eaiser!

Print up a set of Classroom Quilt Printables. You can use regular paper, if children are coloring with markers or watercoloring you might use cardstock instead.

NOTE: Some of our Classroom Quilt printables even come with optional handwriting practice on the side. You can instruct children to cut this part off first, write their name on it and turn it in.