Johnny appleseed art

Make this free Johnny Appleseed Hat with your students and talk about his life and the great things he did for others.

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Until earlier this year I believed that Johnny Appleseed was nothing more than a tall-tale. You can imagine my surprise when I began to read more about him… This summer when I was planning our homeschooling year, I started working on this Johnny Appleseed Unit. I was really excited and learned a lot about Johnny

I can't believe that Apple Week is over! The school year is really flying!!! We had a great week learning about Johnny Appleseed and doing different activities involving apples! At the end of the week we made homemade applesauce and the kiddos brought apple snacks for our apple tasting party. YUM! Here are just a few photos of some of the things we did this week. Of course we read several versions of Johnny Appleseed and discussed what we learned, as well as comparing the stories. I…

Johnny Applesnacks for Johnny Appleseed week. I saw the apple robot on here, but made it my own. Easy to make. My kids loved these!

Happy Sunday, Blog Hoppin' Friends!! Kerri B from Teacher Bits and Bobs here... I am here to talk to you about my friend and yours, Johnny Appleseed! We made these UBER-CUTE art projects on Friday to celebrate good ole Johnny, and I think they are just the Bees-Nees! Check them out... This project has 2 parts- a kid-created apple tree (I don't ever use patterns. My kiddos cut all the shapes themselves!) and a step-draw Johnny Appleseed. Last year, we created very elaborate apple trees (click…

Venn diagrams are a quick, easy and fun way to help students understand the concepts of comparison and contrast. These apple Venn diagrams are an interesting way to learn about your students, as well as an enjoyable way to practice name recognition and letters. There are 3 different types of apple Venn friends that you ... Read More about Apple Venn Friends

The man was as odd as his myth. Long-haired, barefoot and nature-loving, John Chapman traveled the Midwest in the early 1800s planting trees and creating orchards for future settlers.

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15 Best Johnny Appleseed Activities for Kids

FREE Classroom Resource: Coloring Sheet: Johnny Appleseed Use with your students to build a variety of skills

Hello Everyone! Again, I have to apologize for my delay in posting. Two more weeks down and we are moving right along, stronger than ever! I wanted to post a little bit about how my writer's workshop is going. I must say that I am not doing things in the order that Lucy Calkins suggests in her new series for first grade, but she really does make the suggestion to use her units as guidelines. The kids and I have loved having a Writer's Toolbox and also a Workshop. I've posted about these…

An original photostat model sheet from the Walt Disney Studios package film Melody Time (1948). Featuring a wonderful variety of images of Johnny Appleseed, the model sheet was created at the studio and used during the animation process for the Legend of Johnny Appleseed segment of the movie. The photostat on paper print was created in the studio and used by animators to ensure consistent character design.

I must confess...I'm more than ready for Halloween. And so are my kids. I'm trying really hard to wait until this weekend to start decoratin...

JOHNNY APPLESEED READER CONTAINING 12 PAGES + BOOK COVER Kids will surely enjoy reading this cute Johnny Appleseed book! This resource contains a simple Johnny Appleseed reader in black and white. Simply print and go! Children can also color the pictures of the book while learning about Johnny Appleseed. ★★★PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PRODUCT IS AVAILABLE IN A MONEY SAVING BUNDLE! CHECK OUT ALL MY JOHNNY APPLESEED RESOURCES: JOHNNY APPLESEED PUPPET CRAFTS JOHNNY APPLESEED HAT CRAFTIVITY JOHNNY…

This is the first post in a two part series on American legends and folklore figures. This post is about Johnny Appleseed.