Brownie ideas

Using the template, this little fox animal felt is quite simple to assemble. He is ready to add to the top of a holiday gift or hang on the Christmas tree.

Last week I shared with you 21 homemade Christmas presents to make for teachers and I gather you’ve already made them, like me (*cough, cough*). Here is some inspiration for you and th…

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A copy of the document i've made to help Brownies make decisions on what they'd like to do, in a structured way!

I find the interactions between elephants and humans to be fascinating. The studies and stories are uplifting and heartbreaking in turn, and the more we learn about the last trio of holdout specie…

I scoured Pinterest for a pinecone owlie project to craft with some 4th grade kidlets this week. I couldn't find exactly what I was loo...

I personally love dreamcatchers.

Use newsprint as a building material for kids and teens to create some awesome crafts & DIY engineering projects!

Fabric feather headdress. How adorable is this?! Its SO easy to make too! #thanksgiving #craft

Girl Scout Brownie Troop First meeting activity. Make a banner to hang in meetings. Revisit at the end of the troop year to see how they have grown.

The sillier, the better when it comes to Cub Scout skits! Find six simple, easy and silly skits your Cub Scouts can perform without much practice.

Yakari color page. Cartoon characters coloring pages. Coloring pages for kids. Thousands of free printable coloring pages for kids!

Cool stuff art gallery, Modern art projects for kids and adults, abstract mid century inspired modern whimsical sculptures, clocks, masks, wall art, Mixed media art by Christine zeller. Mediums, wire, paper,acrylic paint, plaster cloth, wood, paper, clay, Minimalist, abstract art.

Dreamcatchers - Not just Chippewa but Cherokee and other tribes created their own. To be a protective charm to the young.

photo of Wampum beads from Wikipedia Wampum are shell beads of Eastern Woodlands tribes. They were white and purple beads made from the quahog, or Western North Atlantic hard-shelled clam. photo source Woven belts of wampum have been created to commemorate treaties, historical events, and for exchange in events such as marriages. photo source In colonial North America, European colonists often used wampum as currency for trading with Native Americans. We made our own Wampum beads for trading…

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