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Showing posts with label peanuts. Show all posts

Sunday, January 25, 2026

Charlie Brown Thanksgiving Classroom Party

Happy Sunday! I hope everyone is safe and warm! Today I have lots of posts to share (if I do not lose internet), starting with this classroom Charlie Brown Thanksgiving party, themed around the movie "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving". We did not watch the movie in class, and it was honestly in no way connected to what we were studying. While Schulz's "Peanuts" comics and the classic Charlie Brown movies hold a dear place in my heart, I chose this theme because several students doodled pictures of Snoopy throughout the semester and seemed to like it. Plus, I have always wanted to have a Charlie Brown Thanksgiving feast with popcorn, pretzels, and toast with toppings (which I bought from Aldi), and jelly beans (which I forgot to buy for my class). I bought honey, peanut butter, Nutella (which was the most popular), and cinnamon sugar as topping options. I took my family's toaster for the day. The balloons were from Dollar Tree, and I doodled a picture on the board with Expo markers the night before. I planned out group station-type activities to do before each feast, so I put the desks in a circle. To make a mini tablecloth for each desk, I cut some regular-sized tablecloths from Walmart into about eight rectangles each.







I hope you enjoyed!

Blessings, 
Lauryn 


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Wednesday, April 15, 2020

Free Printable Peanuts Gang Paper Dolls



Hey guys! Today I have a free printable of some main Peanuts gang character paper dolls inspired by the comic book illustrations by Charles Shulz and movie adaptions which I handrew. You can use these in black and white or color them in. I'm not usually a fan of coloring-book type things, at least not since I read how detrimental they can be for young children who are developing creativity in my art education class last year. However, I made these as a snail mail extra in a gift box to add a fun activity and use for playing with, and these will hopefully make fun play items. I love old-fashioned offline playthings when it comes to toys. I strongly encourage children (or anyone) to make up their own characters, as well. I drew these with a regular gel ink pen or a tiny-tipped Sharpie pen on white cardstock. The free printable is below:




I hope you enjoy!

-Lauryn
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