Timeline

Daniel’s 1st Grade Timeline Project in Spanish

These blank timelines make great timeline worksheets or project templates for any timeline project your kids have. Use them however you want for a DIY history lesson. You can cut these down the middle and tape them end to end to make as long a timeline as you could possibly want. I also included a page of just one entry so you can create an example to show your kids. Use these also as a spotlight of your child’s favorite person or event on their timeline to go into more detail.

Neat timeline idea

Hi all! I'm so excited to share a card I made with a few of the dies from Karen Burniston's latest release. There are so many incredible dies in this collection - you are going to want them all! For this card, I used the new Oval Frames Pop Up die, the new Argyle and Party Border Blends, and the Rectangle - Crosshatch die from an earlier release. On the front of the card, I used the Rectangle die to cut a panel of canvas paper. On top I layered a collage paper from Tim Holtz. I used one of…

Hi all... Marcy here with a little mini accordion book tutorial for you all. I wanted to create a little mini to house just a few of my favorite photos from the past year. Something I could throw in my...

We have learning about timelines. My students have really enjoyed making their own timelines and sharing them with each other. In the past I have just cut large pieces of bulletin board paper but always struggled with how to display them and store them. This year I used a foldable and they turned out awesome! The best part is my students did most of the folding and glueing and were great at direction following:) I posted the files to make these as well as step-by-step picture directions on…