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How to Make a Corn Husk Doll

October 29, 2020 by OneMommy

How to Make a Corn Husk Doll -- simple Colonial America craft for kids

Hands-on activities really help to bring history lessons to life.   During our study of early America, we have enjoyed several Colonial America crafts and Native American crafts for kids.   One of our favorites was learning how to make corn husk dolls. Affiliate links have been used in this post for your convenience. See my […]

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How to Make a Model of a Wigwam from Paper

October 27, 2020 by OneMommy

Native American craft -- build a wigwam; could be a Thanksgiving craft or go with a Jamestown unit or Mayflower unit

    We have been working on American history as we learn about the 50 states.   We spent several weeks talking about Jamestown and then we studied the Pilgrims and Plymouth Colony.  Along the way we’ve had fun with several Native American crafts for kids. This simple wigwam craft is one that is perfect […]

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Tin Can Lanterns

October 24, 2018 by OneMommy

Recycled Craft: simple how to make a tin can lantern, perfect for a colonial America craft for kids

There is just something magical about flickering lights coming from a collection of lanterns. Whether they’re hanging from the trees at an outdoor party, or they are displayed on tables at a wedding, lantern light brings a new dimension to the atmosphere. Kids can capture a bit of that magic with this simple recycled craft:  Tin Can […]

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Kids Spy Activities: Invisible Ink & Secret Code

May 9, 2017 by OneMommy

spy activities for kids: how to make invisible ink and write simple messages in code -- great for talking about George Washington's spies for Revolutionary War unit

Hiding behind the reclining chair, notebook in hand, my daughter peered out.   “Shhhh!” I heard her whisper to her brother.  Playing spies has become a new favorite for them. Kids of all ages love to pretend play.  That’s why play kitchens, plastic tool sets, and cardboard box castles are always big hits with little ones. […]

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Hands-On History: Make a Quill and Ink

April 24, 2017 by OneMommy

How to make a quill and homemade ink -- fun Colonial America unit activity

  Reading history books can be fun.  But kids are more likely to be engaged and remember what they’ve learned when you bring history to life.  One way to do that is with crafts and activities from the time period you are studying. This year we’ve been working on the history of Colonial America.  To bring […]

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