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Lion Paper Bag Puppet
The King of the Jungle roars his decree to all the realm...children will love making this lion puppet growl out orders. Use it and other AccuCut® paper bag puppets to dramatize stories and encourage role playing. Make a puppet character for every student, or allow them to make their own.
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Designed By
Traci Armbrust
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Math Facts Practice Wheel
Fun and funky, this practice wheel for math facts is an inspiring, brightly colored tool that students will love using. They can use fact practice wheels in the classroom or take them home. It's easy to give each child his or her own wheel when you can make them so fast and easy!
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Designed By
Susan Severson
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Colorful Letter Tags
Names have power. Nurture the power of students' names by showing children how to create colorful name banners with little two-inch tags. Clip the tags onto a length of rainbow yarn with tiny clothespins, and hang the banners in front of desks or on walls throughout the classroom.
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Designed By
Traci Armbrust
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Gift Tag Flash Cards
It's always a good idea to choose AccuCut dies that can be used in numerous ways. It's a better value! Use this gift tag die to create tags to put on gifts students make for parents and grandparents. It's also great for making colorful math flash cards students can take home.
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Designed By
AccuCut Design Team
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Pencil Box for Juan
Use AccuCut dies to cut out the box, the letters and pencil. In a flash, you'll have a very special gift to give a student who has put in extra effort. For an extra-special surprise, give students the pieces and allow them to make boxes in their own styles. It's fast and easy with AccuCut!
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Designed By
AccuCut Design Team
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Oversized Paper Game Dice
Children love oversized anything, and these die-cut dice will intrigue them and draw them into the game. Make a set for each child...or pass one special set of dice from one student to another.
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Designed By
Traci Armbrust
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3-D Angel
This lovely angel is easy to cut with AccuCut dies, and it's easy to assemble. Roll the body into a cone and add wings. Set the angels on tables or perch them in tree branches.
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Designed By
Traci Armbrust
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Puppy Dog Puppet
This adorable puppy dog puppet might coax the most reticent child to participate in story time. Allow students to take turns acting out the parts of a story using the puppet as a role-playing tool. You can allow students to make their own puppets with pre-cut pieces and glue, too.
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Designed By
Traci Armbrust
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My Thanksgiving Storybook
Succulent bird, creamy sweet potatoes, board games, and lots of friends and family...that's plenty of fodder for Thanksgiving stories. Students of all ages will enjoy drawing, dictating, or writing the stories of their own Thanksgiving celebrations in this easy-to-assemble turkey-shaped book.
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Designed By
Traci Armbrust
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Teddy Bear Bookmark
There are so many great children's stories with bears in them. This bear-themed bookmark is a versatile tool you can use with students to reinforce the value of reading. It's a great take-home story reminder you can give children after reading Corduroy or The Teddy Bear's Picnic.
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Designed By
Traci Armbrust
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