Diy blending board

Ever since posting the video on how to use these blending cards to help students blend CVC words, I’ve been receiving emails asking for the directions on how to make the boards. The students at our Career Tech Center made blending boards for every kindergarten and first grade teacher in our schools with scrap wood […]

The creative process of working with wool has send me in the direction of blending colors and material for spinning rather than just buying roving and spinning it. One of the things to accomplish t…

I've been spinning on a wheel since Christmas Day 2014, have been spinning on a drop spindle since October 2014, and became interested in spinning my own yarn (and obsessed with blogs, articles and youtube videos on anything to do with spinning fibers/dyeing fibers) since September 2014! Since December I have been enamored with this particular photo I took off from pinterest: NOT MY YARN or WORK... just showing a photo I took from pinterest that started my quest to make something of like…

This homemade first words flip book helps children learn to form basic three-letter words. The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! To make this flip book I used: 3 plastic file folders from the dollar store* Cardstock (optional) 3 24mm split rings single hole punch permanent markers *If you can't find plastic file folders you could use colored card instead. Or colored plastic…

Grab this free resources to help your students build words with their own printable IMSE blending board.

I made my own DIY blending board for less than $70! With a few materials and a staple gun, I was able to DIY a blending board to spin up some lovely rolags!

Ever since posting the video on how to use these blending cards to help students blend CVC words, I’ve been receiving emails asking for the directions on how to make the boards. The students at our Career Tech Center made blending boards for every kindergarten and first grade teacher in our schools with scrap wood […]

In this post, I’ll show you how to make your own blending board for spinning fibers. You can make your own rolags with this blending board. You can also pull your own combed top or roving off of the board, so you have a long, continuous length of fiber from which to spin.