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November Art Plans

I’m getting my art plans finished up in the last minute!  I have been scouring Pinterest for awesome Fall and Thanksgiving Art projects and I can’t wait to show you what’s in store.

If you didn’t know, I incorporate daily art in my classroom as a way to address fine motor skills and build hand strength with my students.  You should definitely check out why I Love Daily Art and Simple Tips for Incorporating Fine Motor Skills.
It’s finally starting to look like Fall here in California and I can’t wait to bring it into my classroom with these art projects.  Thanks to Gabrielle from Teaching Special Thinkers!  I love her Easy Art Packs and will be making a few projects from her kit this month!  Check out what we’re up to!  Click on the picture to download the PDF with links to the projects!
What are your favorite Thanksgiving Art projects?

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  1. Jodi says

    Thank you for the calendar! Do you have a link for your November morning work? The link on Instagram isn't working!! Thank you!!!

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