Acid Mothers Temple
http://www.myspace.com/acidmotherstemple playng at Urbanguild (kyoto) Saturday 27th February http://www.urbanguild.net/map.html
Highly reccomended.
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 Halloween mask template by M(1 vote) 18 different masks for Halloween costumens
Cutout and color these masks then tape on rope to wear them.
Used in first grade elementary with success. Took 45... |
 All about the England and the UK by dumbgenius222(1 vote)
For the Brits out there, if there's any left :-(
Procedure (How to use):
Listening and reading comprehension followed by information gap activity.
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 Hanko Sheet--Cartoon Americana by K80 R(1 vote) This is a hanko sheet with a bunch of American cartoon characters. I just finished making my masterpiece yesterday for the new school year at my high... |
 Christmas cards by M(1 vote)
Christmas cards that you fill in a name and a present and give away.
Procedure (How to use):
I
always decide what students will give to what students before... |
| New Years Resolution/ Arts and Crafts by alie.freund (0 votes) It may be a bit too late for this one, but maybe someone out there is
still frantically searching for holiday ideas. I found this great site
for snowflake... |
| Halloween finger puppets by sayuko (0 votes)
I think this activity would be good for 3rd & 4th graders - I'm going to try it with my special ed. class that has kids from 2nd to 6th grades. You... |
