Maker Monday
The topic for today is catapulting. We will have a contest at the end of the period to see which catapult throws the furthest.
Click here to watch a video on how to make a popsicle stick catapult.
Click here to watch a video on how to make a lego catapult.
The topic for this week is building with paper. The students will be encouraged to create the longest flying paper airplanes, and developing some masterpieces with origami.
Click here to watch a video on how to make an origami fish
Click here to watch a video on how to make a paper butterfly
Click here for instructions on how to make an origami fox
Click here for instructions on how to make a paper fish
Maker Mondays will take place on the first Monday of each month, and will be available to 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students (one grade level per month). This is an opportunity for students to come into the library during their playtime and work with friends on creative and collaborative projects.
The topic for May is fingerprint art. The fourth graders may work independently or with friends to create a masterpiece using their fingerprints. They are welcome to make a picture or even a card (Father's Day is on the way!). The following websites have some inspiring artwork:
Click here to see a video of "Let's Make Some Great Fingerprint Art."
Click here to see a video of monsters, dragons, and princesses.
In honor of Poetry Month, the topic for April is Poetry. The third graders will be encouraged to create poems using a magnetic poetry kit, an online poetry making website, and good old paper and pencil!
Click here to go to Read, Write, Think's Word Mover
Click here to access a magnetic poetry making website
The topic for March is catapulting.
The topic for November (in honor of the Macy's Day Parade) is puppet making. The students will be encouraged to create stick puppets, paper bag puppets, finger puppets, and even shadow puppets.
Click here to see an amazing shadow puppet show
Click here to learn how to make an origami puppet
Click here to make a paper puppet face
Click here to see some cool paper bag puppets
The topic for October is building with paper. The students will be encouraged to create the longest flying paper airplanes, and developing some masterpieces with origami.
Click here to watch a video on how to make an origami fish
Click here to watch a video on how to make a paper butterfly
Click here for instructions on how to make an origami fox
Click here for instructions on how to make a paper fish
Receive NotificationsClick here to watch a video on how to make a popsicle stick catapult.
Click here to watch a video on how to make a lego catapult.
The topic for this week is building with paper. The students will be encouraged to create the longest flying paper airplanes, and developing some masterpieces with origami.
Click here to watch a video on how to make a cute bookmark
Click here to watch a video on how to make a paper airplaneClick here to watch a video on how to make an origami fish
Click here to watch a video on how to make a paper butterfly
Click here for instructions on how to make an origami fox
Click here for instructions on how to make a paper fish
Maker Mondays will take place on the first Monday of each month, and will be available to 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students (one grade level per month). This is an opportunity for students to come into the library during their playtime and work with friends on creative and collaborative projects.
The topic for May is fingerprint art. The fourth graders may work independently or with friends to create a masterpiece using their fingerprints. They are welcome to make a picture or even a card (Father's Day is on the way!). The following websites have some inspiring artwork:
Click here to see a video of "Let's Make Some Great Fingerprint Art."
Click here to see a video of monsters, dragons, and princesses.
In honor of Poetry Month, the topic for April is Poetry. The third graders will be encouraged to create poems using a magnetic poetry kit, an online poetry making website, and good old paper and pencil!
Click here to go to Read, Write, Think's Word Mover
Click here to access a magnetic poetry making website
The topic for March is catapulting.
The topic for November (in honor of the Macy's Day Parade) is puppet making. The students will be encouraged to create stick puppets, paper bag puppets, finger puppets, and even shadow puppets.
Click here to see an amazing shadow puppet show
Click here to learn how to make an origami puppet
Click here to make a paper puppet face
Click here to see some cool paper bag puppets
The topic for October is building with paper. The students will be encouraged to create the longest flying paper airplanes, and developing some masterpieces with origami.
Click here to watch a video on how to make a cute bookmark
Click here to watch a video on how to make a paper airplaneClick here to watch a video on how to make an origami fish
Click here to watch a video on how to make a paper butterfly
Click here for instructions on how to make an origami fox
Click here for instructions on how to make a paper fish
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Last modified by Mrs. Jackson on Tuesday, May 2, 2017
Last modified by Mrs. Jackson on Tuesday, May 2, 2017