Fall classroom ceiling decorations

It’s fall, and this paper pumpkin craft tutorial is the perfect pumpkin craft for kids. Can’t you just imagine a whole classroom filled with these hanging pumpkins. They are beautiful as they twirl in circles. With very few supplies needed, it’s so easy to make these with kids. Working on how to measure can be...Read More

Looking for an easy way to brighten up your walls? This paper leaf garland is an easy fall kids craft. It will bring in some color from the fall outdoors!

Our classroom tree transformed to reflect the a Fall.

Take one beautiful autumn day (see post below) and a few kids, then go and find a bunch of pretty leaves like these:Bring them home and sort out the nicest of the bunch. Make sure they are all dry.Now melt some beeswax in a double-boiler. I just melted down a bunch of old candle stubs. If I'd had it on hand, I would have added a drop or two of cinnamon oil.When it is thoroughly melted, take the leaves by the stem and immerse them, one at a time, in the wax. Hold them over the pot to drip a…

Amount of Packaging — 1 big tree bulletin board cutouts (consisting of 15 parts, need DIY), 45 pieces maple leaves cutouts in 3 different colors, 14 pieces other fall patterns (pumpkins, hedgehogs,mushrooms, pine cones, etc.), and 120 pieces glue point dots. Suitable size — Big tree (assembled from 15 pieces) size is 120 x 105 cm/ 47 x 41 inches; maple leaf cut size is about 12 ×15 cm/ 4×6 inches; other fall pattern cut size is about 10-18 cm/ 4-7 inches. All cut sizes and quantities are…