First Day of Back to School Pencil Craft & Writing Activities for Bulletin Board
$3.00
Celebrate the first day of school with this easy-to-assemble back to school pencil craft and self-portrait drawing activities! This simple back to school craft provides lots of opportunities for your little learners to practice essential fine motor, scissor and gluing skills, as well as the ability to listen and follow directions.
# of Pages: 10
File Type: PDF
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Celebrate the first day of school with this easy-to-assemble back to school pencil craft and self-portrait drawing activities! This simple back to school craft provides lots of opportunities for your little learners to practice essential fine motor, scissor and gluing skills, as well as the ability to listen and follow directions. Perfect for a back to school bulletin board display, as well as a treasured keepsake for each student!
This back to school pencil craft features just 3 easy-to-cut pieces, including straight and diagonal lines, making it perfect for your little learners!
Copy this no prep pencil craft on regular copy paper, construction paper or card stock. A print and color option is also included!
What’s included…
- Pencil craft template pieces
- Pencil craft print and color option
- 2 self-portrait drawing pages
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Donna W. –
We completed this for Open House. Got many compliments!
Nicole P. –
I love this resource as a Health Teacher because Kindergarten is learning to write their names and they will be so excited to draw!
Amy S. –
These made really cute first week of school crafts for our hallway.
Jessica F. –
My kindergarteners really enjoyed making this craft. They were really excited to hang them in the halls for their parents to see. It was easy to cut and put together.
Amy P. –
The kids enjoyed the resource. It was fun and engaging!
Hip Hip Hooray for Second Grade –
This is great to use at the beginning of the year to see how the students write their names and draw themselves.
Natalie A. –
Easy to prep and simple for my students to follow. Was a great way to practice writing names and practice drawing themselves using shapes.
Kirsten H. –
This is great to use at the beginning of the year to see how the students write their names and draw themselves.
FirstGradeEra –
I used polaroid pictures in the middle of the pencil from first day of school photos and they turned out so cute!
Caroline Bright –
This craft is perfect for the beginning of the year!
A Classroom on Cloud Nine –
These were simple yet adorable. Perfect for my self contained classroom during the first week of school and made great hallway displays for Back to School Night!
Katie A. –
We completed this on the first day! It was quick and easy.
R G. –
Just what I was looking for! This will be perfect!
Lisa E. –
This pencil portrait is perfect for back to school with my first graders. This activity lends itself to introducing and sharing expectations of classroom tools like scissors, pencils, crayons, glue etc. while making this art piece. My students had fun making this!
Melissa P. –
My students enjoyed making this craft at the start of the year. I paired it up with a back to school poem.
JENNIFER C. –
The item is so thoughtful, high-quality, and even better than expected. I’ll definitely be ordering again!
Cynthia R. –
This craft is something we create the first week on school. Looks adorable!
Katelyn C. –
I have done this pencil craft every year at the beginning of the school year with my Kinders! I always have it up for Back to School night and it’s always a hit with the parents!
S Hatton –
Nice resource to use during the first week of school and then display in the hallway or bulletin board.
anne T. –
love this for the first week of school. I can see how their fine motor skills are and if they are able to write their names etc