Wagon craft

National Prairie Day Easy Popsicle Stick Wagon Craft. It's National Prairie Day and I have a popsicle stick wagon craft. Also, look at my Westward Ho unit study and lapbook page. Since June 3rd is National Prairie Day, it’s the perfect time to bring out a simple craft that celebrates one of the greatest periods of growth in our nation. Brave families drove covered wagons westward through the prairies looking for adventure, wide open spaces, and new lives.

When white settlers started to make their way west in the Westward Expansion, many of them did so in a covered wagon. The Oregon Trail was one popular

Perfect for homeschool children in kindergarten, first grade, or second grade, this simple caredboard craft helps them create a covered wagon to learn more about Westward Expansion in the United States. For this craft, we’ll make our own mini covered wagons using cardboard and felt.

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I take no credit for this – kuttyma did it at her school. I love the way her teachers do crafts and teach using crafts. This tissue paper red wagon made by kuttyma goes to Artsy-Craftsy February

Love it when old rolls of corrugated cardboard turn out to make the perfect cover for a wagon. Best of all, the curve is already built in. Use a paper cutter to cut cardboard rectangles to make a 3″ x

W is for wagon! Help your toddler or preschooler learn about the letter Ww with a simple but fun construction paper wagon craft.

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{For your convenience, this post may contain affiliate links} I was out of regular spaghetti noodles the other night, but I had lots of wagon wheel pasta on hand. As it cooked, I looked at the shapes and thought they were really interesting- not only did they look like little wagon wheels, but they also looked like…