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Ms. Holly Cobb - Holly.Cobb@k12.dc.gov

Mr. Dylan Craig - Dylan.Craig@k12.dc.gov
(202) 838-6239

Ms. Vicki De Javier - Vicki.De-Javier@k12.dc.gov

Mrs. Tulla Doherty - Tulla.Doherty@k12.dc.gov

Ms. Ionie Eastman - Ionie.Eastman@k12.dc.gov
(240) 390-7522

Ms. Brooke Edgecombe - Brooke.Edgecombe@k12.dc.gov
(202) 415-9608

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(973) 415-9371

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Dr. Prisca Rodriguez - Prisca.Rodriguez@k12.dc.gov

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Ms. Carletta Hurt - Carletta.Hurt@k12.dc.gov

Ms. Christine Kim  - Christine.Kim@12.dc.go

Dr. Evgenia Mauzy - Evgenia.Mauzy@k12.dc.gov

Mr. Frederick Phiri - Frederick.Phiri@k12.dc.gov

Mr. James Price
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(202) 695-5305

Ms. Sandra Ruiz - Sandra.Ruiz@k12.dc.gov

Mr. Jose Soriano - Jose.Soriano@k12.dc.gov
301-908-2740

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Time to bring our Easy Toilet Paper Roll Crafts from over the years together in one place. From TP Roll Puppets, to play scenes, rocks and gift boxes.. you will find an ecclectic mix of craft ideas for the humble toilet paper roll!

Now our love affair with Toilet Paper Roll Crafts goes a LONG WAY BACK! In fact, I think one of our first 5 or so kids crafts here on Red Ted Art all those year's ago was a craft made out of the oh so humble TP Roll!!!!

We love crafting with TP Rolls.. they are plentiful, pretty much EVERYONE has them.. and toilet paper rolls are surprisingly versatile! They are also free. And go well with our love of free craft resources, such as our Nature Crafts for Kids, we also adore Newspaper DIYs .... so without too much further ado... let's see what you can make out of the humble Loo Roll!!!!!

There is nothing quite like a Easy Toilet Paper Roll Crafts for kids!

Remember, we LOVE TP Roll Crafts here on Red Ted Art and will be adding more over time. So do make this your first port of call if you are looking for something specific to make out of TP Rolls.. alternatively, leave me a comment below if you can't find what you are looking for!!

Toilet Paper Roll Marionettes

Oh yes, we LOVE LOVE LOVE the idea of using toilet paper rolls to make marionettes! It all started with our "Giraffes Can't Dance" puppets and suddenly we knew.. MORE marionettes needed to be made!

Loo Roll Binoculars

TP Roll Binoculars are SUCH a childhood classic, that we have in fact made several versions of them over the years - decorated in all sorts of manners... and "not decorated" at all (my kids frequently turn up with taped together TP Rolls dangling from their necks).. but if you do want to decorate and maybe use some handy printables here or there, check out these themed Toilet Paper Roll Binoculars!

5 Minute Crafts with TP Rolls

Sometimes, things are just a bit busy. If you want to craft something.. but want to craft in a hurry or don't have much time to "set things up".. here are some cute and simple "5 minute Toilet paper crafts".

Cardboard Tube Gift Boxes or Favour Boxes

TP rolls also make great and quirky little gift boxes. They can quickly be decorated and converted to hold a precious gift or used as favour boxes at Birthday Parties

Toilet Paper Roll Crafts - Organizers

Toilet Paper Rolls make great organisers... especially as they are so plentiful. So make sure you collect them for a week or two and then you will be able to make some of these TP Roll Organisers

TP Roll Play Sets & Toys

Many of the easy TP Roll Crafts for Kids we have made over time, have just been "play things".. things we made to go with a favourite book or story.. to bring the story to life and to play with. You will see.. we have a great long list of Toilet Paper Roll Toys and Play sets that the kids can make with you. Hrre we go....

Toilet Paper Roll Animal Crafts

This is a recap of some of the TP Roll Crafts for kids in other sections, but again, I think it is worth to highlight them again in a special Toilet Paper Roll Animal Crafts subsection. I have ordered them alphabetically (by animal name, not title of the post!!) and I have some great new crafts coming for this section over the coming months, so please do check back again!

(In fact, do take a peak at our Bug Toilet Paper Roll Crafts section as welll as a dedicated Toilet Paper Roll Animal Crafts section! So cute).

Wearable Toilet Paper Roll Crafts for Kids

Yes, you can WEAR your toilet paper roll creations too! And often you can't even tell it is a TP Roll.. well it depends on what you are making of course. But here are some great TP Roll wearable ideas for you! They are quick and easy too and should probably go into the 5 minute TP Roll Craft category too!

Practical Toilet Paper Roll Crafts for Kids

Yes that is right easy TP Roll crafts are not just easy and fun, but can be PRACTICAL too...

Loo Roll Autumn Crafts

As with our TP Roll Animal section, these TP Roll Autumn Crafts are been regrouped from previous sections - specifically for Autumn, as sometimes it is nice to browse by season! We also have a specila Toilet Paper Roll Halloween Crafts section fo ryou to explore!

TP Roll Christmas Crafts

Well.. if you know Red Ted Art well.. you will know that we have written about Toilet Paper Roll Christmas Crafts before!! But will share them here (for completeness sake again!). You may have seen some of the following in sections above, but they are suitable for Christmas too, so I thought I would share them again!

But do check out our original Toilet Paper Roll Christmas Crafts list, because we have some surprise extras!

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Learn how to make easy origami with these simple instructions and diagrams. Origami doesn't have to be difficult and frustrating. There are lots of figures that are easy and fun to make. Just follow the step by step guide and you'll be able to fold something in little time.

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Inspired by my childhood, I created a DIY bean bag toss game using clay saucers and a printable. This bean bag game is easy to assemble and you'll have a blast!

Skills Required: Beginner. You're going to paint, cut out a printable, and apply the printable to terra cotta pot saucers with adhesive. Very easy.

I grew up in a family of five children, and we used to get tossed outside in the summer. "Go play!" my mom would say . . . so we made up a lot of games, rode bikes, and took hikes by the lake.

Which now that I think about, wasn't actually a lake, but was a huge reservoir for runoff. It seemed big at the time :0

I always loved being outside with my brothers, and we had a few games that were our favorites. One of them was tossing tennis balls into buckets, and giving ourselves "points" depending on the bucket we were able to reach with the balls. Inspired by that childhood game, I created a DIY bean bag toss using clay pot saucers and a printable.

DIY Bean Bag Toss Game

This bean bag game is SO easy to assemble and you'll be having a blast in minutes! Children can help make this too, before they play.

You can play with as many people as you like, but I find this bean bag toss game is most fun playing with two people in rounds. You can do a tournament bracket if you like!

Make Your Own Bean Bags

I purchased bean bags because my sewing machine was in the shop at the time I wanted to complete my bean bag toss game. Had my sewing machine been available, I would've made them myself out of cotton duck material (available at Jo-Ann or a similar fabric store).

The bean bags I purchased were 5″ x 5″ squares - though apparently "regulation" beanbags are 6″ x 6″ square.

One yard of cotton duck material makes about 20 bean bags at 6″ x 6″, and you'll probably want to make a few different colors so scoring is easy to keep track of.

You'll cut out squares 1″ larger than you want your finished bags and use a double stitch or zigzag to reinforce them.

Each bag should contain approximately 1-3/4 cup of corn to weigh between 15-16 oz, which is regulation for cornhole. So yes, you can use these bean bags with cornhole as well!

Storing Your Bean Bag Game

This DIY bean bag toss game uses Mod Podge Outdoor. I mention in the instructions that it is the better bet if you want your bean bag game to last year after year.

The only issue is that I find that Mod Podge Outdoor sometimes stays tacky for quite awhile (because of cure time), especially in humid environments.

I recommend using a spray or brush on sealer over the top if you want the bean bag game to be able to be stacked for storage.

If you want to leave this game out in the sun, use Outdoor Mod Podge and then a UV resistant or brush on sealer. That way the sun won't fade your project.

Are you ready to learn how to make this DIY bean bag toss game? Keep reading!

DIY Bean Bag Game

Gather These Supplies

Printer and paper

Bean bag toss printable - get it here

Clay pot saucers - 8", get five or six (if you want to use the 100 point value!)

Spray paint - white

Scissors

Spray adhesive and/or Mod Podge Outdoor

Paintbrush

Beanbags in various colors (I purchas e d these)

Protect your work surface and place your clay saucers down. Spray them evenly with paint and let dry for at least 20 minutes. Turn over and repeat.

Continue doing this until your saucers are evenly covered on both sides and dry. Always remember to spray in a well ventilated area!

Of course if you have acrylic paint on hand, you are welcome to use it to paint these saucers. Honestly I'm more of a painter than a spray painter. I don't have the patience that comes with using spray paint, so acrylic paint it is! You can use a multisurface or outdoor version.

Tip: paint six saucers if you'd like to use the 100 point value in addition to the 10 - 50 option shown.

Print out the included bean bag toss printable on presentation paper (which is more durable), then cut out the circles using your scissors. I have provided point values of 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, and 100.

Working one number and saucer at a time, coat the back of the paper with a light layer of spray adhesive.

Smooth your number down inside the saucer until it's completely adhered. Repeat with the other numbers.

To make a more permanent DIY bean bag toss game that will last year after year, adhere your numbers to the saucers using Mod Podge Outdoor as I described. If you don't care if the game lasts more than one season, regular Mod Podge or spray adhesive are fine to use.

Take your DIY bean bag toss game outside and set the saucers as far apart as you like - you'll find that it's quite a fun challenge to play, and you'll have a blast. I played with my neighbors and we got quite a little competition going! It was hilarious.

If you create this bean bag game, let me know in the comments. Also don't forget to let me know who won ;D

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Inspired by my childhood, I created a DIY bean bag toss game using clay saucers and a printable. This bean bag game is easy to assemble and you'll have a blast! Skills Required: Beginner. You're going to paint, cut out a printable, and apply the printable to terra cotta pot saucers with adhesive.

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We made this on a cold winter's afternoon, it was fun to make, and fun to play with.

You will need:
A roll of paper
Scissors
A roll of sticky-tape
A large plate
A pencil
Colouring crayons (red, blue, green and yellow)

Cut 3 equal lengths from the paper roll (around 6' long) and tape them together to make a huge square of paper.

Draw a grid of 16 circles (4 x 4) using a pencil to draw around the plate.

Colour each row a different colour with crayons. - This bit was fun.

That gives you your playing 'board'

I made the spinning selector piece by using a square of paper with the colours and hands and feet written around the outside.

We used a piece of lego as a make-shift spinner - you could try making one out of cardboard or something

If you don't know the game it goes something like this:
One person is in charge of the spinner.
One or more people are on the board.

You spin and call out where the pointer lands (eg. left foot, red)
The people on the board have to put their left feet on a red dot on the board, and keep it there. The spinner spins again.
You are only allowed to touch the board where the spinner tell you to.
If you fall over you are out of the game.

We played many variations, younger kids can enjoy hoping from one colour to another, or the spinner can call out different instructions to each player.

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Mr. James Price
Career Academy Coordinator
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3. English Language Learner Summer Academic Program (ELLSAP)

RSTAY Counselors you may contact about summer school:

Ms. Carletta Hurt

Ms. Sandra Ruiz
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RSTAY Enrollment Page: Enrollment – Enrollment – Roosevelt Stay​

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Questions? Please contact Ms. Casso, Registrar for RSTAY​

E-mail: RooseveltSTAYEnroll@k12.dc.gov or ​

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(202) 280-8979

1. Instructional Unit - Great News!!!​

Curriculum for SLIFE and LTELs​

More resources/funding both online and books​

2. Welcome Center - Great News!​

We are opening in person beginning on May 3rd​

3. Language Access - Great News!​

Non-stop work in providing translation services and support across the district (Vicki de Javier will talk more about it)

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1.  Go to Conversations - Microsoft Translator​
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2.  Type the conversation code (see the code in the chat)  and your name.​
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3. Choose your language and press Enter button.​
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4. You will see the interpretation of the presentation on your screen in writing.