My handprint calendar

When I saw the post about a homemade handprint calendar on The Sharpened Pencil blog, I knew I had to do it for my students' parents as a holiday gift. It looked simple enough...boy was I wrong! It was s huge undertaking! It required lots of planning, time, and resources. In the end I couldn't be happier with the result, and the tearful words of thanks made me glad that I did it. With all that has happened in the world lately, this was a meaningful and precious gift that the students (and my…

These Cutesy Calendars are perfect for a student-made holiday gift, but they can also be used for a variety of other purposes, too! This printable calendar is updated yearly and includes two years at a time! Handprint calendars make the sweetest gift for parents to receive from their student during the holiday season! I love […]

Create this handprint calendar to gift to a loved one or save it as a keepsake. This calendar has 12 handprint or fingerprint project ideas.

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Hello Friends, Making a calendar for kids to give their parents is always a fun idea. I thought that I would share with you some of the hand print ideas that I have used with my kinders. I purchase blank calendar templates from Discount School Supply. I do one month a day with every child in my classroom. I call them over to me two or three at a time. I paint their hands and let them dry before they add details with crayon and/or oil crayons. Here is the first set. Here is the second set. On…

What a great diy gift idea for little kids! I love that there are pictures of all the months included for ideas, too. How to make a handprint calendar is worth saving! #diy #homemadegift #handprint

Did you miss the Handprint Calendar Program? Create your own 2020 keepsake with this printable calendar template! We recommend printing on cardstock.

Aloha everyone! It's officially here... December 1st is Monday and the Countdown Begins! Our school has a Winter Program so the students will be getting ready for that along with lots of other Christmas activities I have planned. I am going to make an Advent Calendar for my students. I found this cute idea at MessForLess.com. Make a festive jar and write on popsicle sticks. I am going to add fun ideas that we can do in the class each day like Brain Breaks, Class Picks for a Story, Extra 5…