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Put On Your Shoes | featuring Noodle & Pals - Super Simple

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Get dressed and ready for school. You can do it! This song encourages you along the way!

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A boy is sad when his favourite clothes don't fit him any more. What will his mum do with them? Watch and find out!

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Halloween takes place on October 31. It is a time when people dress up in costumes, go trick-or-treating, and carve jack-o'-lanterns from hollowed out pumpkins. Ghosts and witches are popular costumes of the children who go from house to house saying, "Trick-or-treat!" The treat is usually candy. The origins of Halloween date back to several ancient festivals held in the autumn.

In ancient times, the holiday was marked by customs started by pagans. Pagans believed in many gods rather than a single god. It was believed that on the last night of October, the spirits of the dead roamed the Earth. The holiday is also called All Hallows' Eve. In the Christian church, All Hallows' Eve is the night before All Saints' Day. On November 1, All Saints' Day honors all of the Christian saints. Gradually, Halloween became a nonreligious celebration.

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Halloween takes place on October 31. It is a time when people dress up in costumes, go trick-or-treating, and carve jack-o'-lanterns from hollowed out pumpkins. Ghosts and...

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Days Of The Week | featuring The Super Simple Puppets - Super Simple

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Practice singing the days of the week with the Super Simple Puppets!

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Discuss parts of the face and winter clothing with this simple coloring worksheet for the song " I'm A Little Snowman." Then, sing the song and point to the vocabulary words from the song.
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I'm A Little Snowman Worksheet - Vocabulary Coloring (2) - Super Simple

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Discuss parts of the face and winter clothing with this simple coloring worksheet for the song "I'm A Little Snowman." Then, sing the song and point to the vocabulary words from the song.

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I'm A Little Snowman | featuring Noodle & Pals - Super Simple

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It's the perfect snowman song for preschool! Introduce clothing and parts of the body vocabulary with the Super Simple song "I'm A Little Snowman" featuring Noodle & Pals.

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Do the exercises and learn the words for some common actions.

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Recursos educativos (Test): Christmas song - This activity is for working listen hability and comprehention .

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Kids love funny and cute monster faces, so these easy to make monster windsocks are a great afternoon project! While we made them for Halloween, monsters are not seasonal and can be made any time of year.

Why this project works

The materials for these cute windsocks are easily accessible and fairly inexpensive.

Monsters are loved by both boys and girls, making it a great group project as well.

Helpful Project Information:

Age Level: 4 and up

Mess Factor: Low

Level of Difficulty: Medium (cutting, taping)

Time to Complete: less than 10 minutes

Cost Estimate: Less than $0.50 each

Craft supplies you will need

How to Make Monster Windsocks

These step by step photos and instructions are here to help you visualize how to make this project. Please scroll down to simply print out the instructions!

Print out eyeballs and cut out. (Please visit this post to download the eyeball printable)

1. Cut crepe paper streamers into 3-foot lengths.

2. Place card stock horizontally in front of you.

3. Glue an eye ball at the center point of the card stock, about an inch or two from the top.

1. To make mouths and fangs, draw on a white piece of paper and cut out. Be sure to cut along the edge of the lines, you want the black outline visible, not cut off.

2. If using a mouth, glue in place.

Turn card stock over and glue crepe paper streamers to the bottom end of the card stock.

Bring the two sides of the card stock up and tape together to form a tube.

Cut an 8-10″ length of yarn and tape the two ends inside the tube to create a hanger (similar to a bag handle).

Hang anywhere you can catch a breeze!

Expert Crafting Tips

If you have construction paper on hand, you can use it instead of card stock. Keep in mind though that depending on the brand, construction paper can rip easily and not roll really well. Plus, card stock colors are much more vibrant!

You can also use craft foam instead of card stock. Both are equally sturdy, though you will likely have to staple the foam together and staple the yarn handle in place as tape may not stick well.

Do your kids love monster crafts? I have a bunch of ideas just for them below!

More Monster Crafts

I have quite a few monster crafts here!

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Monster Windsocks

If your kids love monster crafts, then you simply must make these monster windsocks together! A fun afternoon activity and great decoration.
This post originally appeared here on Sep 24, 2020.

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Kids love funny and cute monster faces, so these easy to make monster windsocks are a great afternoon project! Monsters are not seasonal and can be made any time of year.

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Watch to discover interesting facts about animals from all over the world.

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Do you like farm animals? Practise your reading in English with this story.

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If you're looking for an easy Easter craft for kids then you'll love this Popsicle Stick Easter Craft. Kids will love making these adorable bunnies. And you can customize them to be any color you'd like!

RELATED: Easter Crafts for Kids

Popsicle Stick Easter Crafts

Grab some popsicle sticks and you can create these adorable Easter bunnies! Make these with a handful of popsicle sticks or make a single popsicle stick bunny.

If you love popsicle stick crafts, see our recycled craft book for kids which has a whole chapter of popsicle stick crafts!

These popsicle stick Easter crafts are a breeze to make and a lot of fun to put together too. You can even turn these into ornaments for an Easter tree by adding some twine to the back.

Supplies Needed to Make Popsicle Stick Bunnies

Extra Strong Non-toxic Glue - we like this brand. It works really well for gluing foam paper, buttons and pom poms. You can use this glue for the popsicle sticks as well just make sure you allow ample time for them to dry.

Watch the full video tutorial here!

How to Make a Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Craft

1. First paint 5 popsicle sticks white and glue them together. You can add 2 mini craft sticks to the back to help glue them together.

2. Paint a mini popsicle stick in blue, yellow or pink. Glue this to the front at an angle to make the brim of the hat.

3. Paint the top part of the hat to match the color of the mini popsicle stick.

4. Make the ears.

Cut out 2 ear shapes from white cardstock. Then cut out 2 inside ear pieces from colored cardstock to match the hat color.

Glue the 2 ear pieces together.

5. Glue the ears to the popsicle stick. You may need to trim the bottom of the ear on an angle to fit at the angle of the hat brim.

Curl one of the ears down.

6. Glue 2 googly eyes on.

Twist 3 pipe cleaners together and glue under the eyes. Trim if needed to fit.

7. Glue a small pom pom to match on top of the pipe cleaner.

Finally, with a fine point sharpie, draw on the mouth.

Your popsicle stick Easter bunny is done! Make one color or make a bunch of different colors and hand them out as gifts for Easter this year!

These would also look great on an Easter tree. To hang them, glue some twine to the back with hot glue.

See 25+ Easter Crafts for Kids - there is something for everyone in this list!

Get the free template to make this adorable Easter bunny card too!

These pasta Easter eggs are great for kids to design their own Easter egg!

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If you're looking for an easy Easter craft for kids then you'll love this Popsicle Stick Easter Craft. Kids will love making these adorable bunnies. And you can customize them to be any color you'd like! RELATED: Easter Crafts for Kids Grab some popsicle sticks and you can create these adorable Easter bunnies!