Monthly Archives June 29, 2015

Our daughter found a broken rock and said, "This would be a perfect cracked-open dinosaur egg!".  She convinced her brother to draw her a few dinosaurs to add to her eggs and now is working on some of her...

Today marks last day of school for us!  We hope you will join us in celebrating summer and all its adventures! Sincerely, The Scorer...

It is always nice to look back and reflect upon the progress one has made! Materials Printout Things_I_Did Printer Paper Pencil/eraser Pencil crayons, gel pens etc. Directions Printout...

Encourage your kids or students to read over the summer with these handmade bookmarks! Materials Cardstock Printer Printout summer_book_marks Scissors Pencil/eraser (for filing it in) Cord,...

We were super excited to see these in the work-in-progress reader pieces on Instagram and the final projects turned out amazing! Megan's three kids J. (age 10), S. (7) & R. (4) and three other kids that...

With school ending here in Canada next week, here is a personal, printable card to say, "Thank you!". Use it to appreciate anyone who has helped you learn- a teacher, tutor, instructor, coach, camp leader...

We did this at the beginning of the year and it was exciting to see the transformation of our son's drawing skills!  This is great for both families to do at home and teachers to do with their...

With school ending here in Canada in 2 weeks, here is a sweet printable card to say, "Thank you!"  Use it to appreciate anyone who has helped you learn throughout the year- a tutor, instructor, camp leader...

Sometimes a simple change in supplies can really interest a child.  Purchase a few bristol/poster board sheets to create big drawings! Materials Poster/ Bristol Board Pencil,...

We made this prototype to test out a bracelet for a little friend who just had a surgery.   Materials Yarn (various colours) Cardboard Scissors Needle Directions Cut your cardboard into a...