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Project and bulletin board ideas for November
November BB
Posted by:patsi #81183

We are Thankful for...
Trace student handprints and cut out.Paste onto the top area of a horizontal piece of construction paper.Underneath the hands have students write or draw their responses.
November is National Children's Book Month; Have students illustrate their favorite book by making a comic strip of the main events of the story.

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November BB
Posted by:Julia #86734

I made a cute BB for my son's class. I took pictures of each child and the teacher, printed them out and laminated them onto cut out turkeys. As the header I used "Tony's Turkeys". The parents love it. I made sure that I used a BIG Turkey for the teacher with all the little turkeys around him. I did check with the principal and the teacher to see if I could call the kids turkeys and also to see if I could use his first name. Hope that helps. I also cut out big turkeys and they are going to write stories on how to cook a turkey.


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November project
Posted by:miss.anderson #129360

I have one that comes out looking awesome, but is kind of a pain to do...

I have a coloring page of a cornucopia (I'm sure you could print one off a website) and I give each kid a copy of the page and a transparency to put over it. (You have to tape or paper clip the transparency to the coloring page.) Then you let them color the page with different colored Sharpies (or any permanent marker I guess). Now here's the annoying part -- after they color the picture, you take away the coloring page from behind the transparency and the black lines of the coloring page are no longer there. So last year I traced all 20 coloring pages onto the transparency around what they had colored in, using a black Sharpie. This took approximately forever!

(This year I am going to try to run...

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Fall Wreath
Posted by:annie ann #129361

Take paperplates and cut out the middle. Cut squares of tissue paper (fall colors). Have the kids glue the squares around the paper plate. Glue on a string to hang and some raffi in a bow. Tada! A fall wreath.

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Another wreath idea
Posted by:SaraFirst #129362

I have made a wreath where you cut out the center of the paper plate then glue paper leaves (the kids trace stencils onto construction paper) around the plate. They write something they are thankful for on each leaf.

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Turkeys
Posted by:zale #129363

I send home a Turkey with a note attached to it and the student and family have to decorate the Turkey in some way. Not just by coloring. We hang up in the halls for conferences and they turn out really cute.

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stained glass
Posted by:BookMuncher #588

You can use this for any season... right now, we did it with leaves.

Find a simple clip art picture of the object you want. I've attached the leaf one that I used for this one. For winter we do really cute mittens. Paste the clipart to Word, and blow it up big. Then cut out one copy of it and glue it on black paper. Copy on the black paper. So what you'll have is a white object framed all in black.

(Note: The one I'm attaching is done for you b/c I did it in Paint so that the black is already on the page)

Copy enough for your kids. Have them decorate the object and the white frame around it if you've allowed for a frame with MARKER. Has to be marker.

Then they paint baby oil on...

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leaf
Posted by:BookMuncher #593

Here are the leaves they used for this season.

Download: stainedglass leaves.doc (39.936 KB)



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November bulletin board
Posted by:Beth W #64371

I just did this bulletin board in my class, and it worked turned out really well. I cut out a tree from brown paper that covered the entire board. For the boarder I used fakes leaves bought from the dollar store- stapled here and there. I then found a poem about fall and posted it on the board. I had my students draw pictures and write what they think when they hear the word "fall." I then stapled the poems around the tree in collage-type way. The display turned out very nicely, and is on display in the hallway of our school.

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