Posts Tagged ‘RoylcoBlog9-6’
Elementary Origami Animals for Kindergarten
Welcome to the first in our new series on Elementary Origami Animals! Add a tactile dynamic to early literacy! Today, we’ll be focusing on two kindergarten level projects: the Puppy and the Elephant! Age: 3+ Duration: 5 minutes Learning Outcomes: Practice following directions as you fold these together as a class. Exercise fine motor skills to…
Read MoreMake Chinese Lanterns for Chinese New Year
The Chinese Lantern Festival is a Chinese festival celebrated on the fifteenth day of the first month in the lunisolar Chinese calendar. It marks the final day of the traditional Chinese New Year celebrations, and it falls on March 2nd for 2018.During the Lantern Festival, children carry paper lanterns and go out at night. People also go to temples to solve riddles…
Read MoreLight Learning: Numbers
Appeal to the senses while counting and creating simple equations! For students with fidgety fingers, these squishy numbers and math signs make math tactile. The small disc inside each number allows students to develop fine motor skills. Children will quickly learn how to propel the disc by tapping the number in different areas. We…
Read MoreSpotlight On: Measuring Rockets!
Take a deep breath and power your rocket straight to the moon! Decorate and launch beautiful straw rockets! The four different wing designs are printed on sturdy cardstock and measure up to 4 x 5” (10 x 13 cm).We have included two different straws. Use the wider straw as a base for your rocket.…
Read MorePaper Fortune Cookies
An adorable way to send small notes of praise or encouragement! Age: 5+ Duration: 5 minutes Learning Outcomes: Explore cultural assumptions and symbols. Practice folding and taping. Exercise Fine motor skills. Create a cute take-home craft. You’ll Need: R15701 Craft Circles R2172 Tissue Circles Tape Use a small loop of tape to secure a tissue circle to…
Read MoreGreen Screen Tips, Tricks and Technology
Today we will explore some tips, tricks and troubleshooting strategies for making amazing green screen videos in your classroom! Using a green screen is much less frustrating that creating stop-motion animation, but there can be a learning curve with any new style of film making! This post is designed to walk you through the…
Read MoreMarble Paper Play Pal Family
We showed you how to make Paper Play Pals with our Skin Tone Craft Paper, but now we want to introduce you to our Marble Paper, and Mini Paper Play Pals! Age: 4+ Duration: 10-40 minutes (depending on the size of your Marble Paper Play Pals family) Learning Outcomes: Cut and roll paper to practice fine motor skills.…
Read MoreSpotlight On: Green Screen Live Action Kit
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s…Green Screen filming! Roylco would like to introduce you to our new R72020 Green Screen Live Action kit! Our kit includes six 18 x 24” (46 x 61 cm) plastic green screen sheets and twenty-four 1 x 18” (2.5 x 46 cm) green sticks. Go to our website, https://roylco.com,…
Read MoreGood-Bye 2017! Looking Forward to 2018
As 2017 comes to a close, we thought we would look back on what a great year we have had, and give you some sneak peeks for the coming year! We want to start with a look back at our favorite 2017 Blog Posts! Our Roll-Up Paper Play Pals are a terrific craft for students!…
Read MoreAccordion Fish
These adorable fish are perfect as classroom decorations or as display pieces for reports and presentations! Age: 4+ Duration: 5 Minutes Learning Outcomes: Practice folding accordion-style. Exercise scissor skills. You’ll Need: R15312 Sealife Design paper Scissors Pencil Tape Start by folding your sheet of paper in half, hamburger style. Draw an outline of a fish. Remember, you have…
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