New Years Eve Hat Coloring Craft
My build a New Year’s 2024 coloring craft and writing prompts are the perfect, no prep after winter break activity for elementary. 3 templates ensure that every resolution hat activity on your January bulletin board is unique! Post your New Year’s crafts and prompts in the hallway to make an engaging New Year’s Day display.
If you’re racing to figure out a meaningful project to quickly put up in the hallway for after the break, look no further. Students can complete the New Year’s hat craft in one class period. And you can use the accompanying writing prompts to post alongside your projects.
Basically, each child receives a copy of the template. Then, they color everything, cut out the parts, and glue it together. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy!
This resolution craft for the New Year also comes with a PowerPoint with step-by-step pictures and simply written directions for young children. Use it for either whole group or small group instruction. Or, assign it to students via Google Classroom, Canvas, etc. so they can work independently.
Are you going to be absent and your substitute won’t have access to technology? No problem! Use the 1-page all-in-one step-by-step picture directions. Just print it out and include it with your sub plans. And then do nothing. Yes, nothing, because I’ve done it all for you!
You Will Receive
- 1 Non-Editable PDF Printables – Includes a teacher guide, a step-by-step handout for substitute teachers, New Year’s Eve hat templates, writing prompts, and blank writing paper pages.
- 1 Non-Editable PowerPoint Slideshow – Includes large, step-by-step picture directions and text so students independently and you can reclaim valuable class time to work with needy students.
- Google Drive Access Link, so you can assign a paperless version
Note
This resource has been updated for New Year’s 2024 as of 09/27/23.
Why You’ll Love My New Year’s Eve Craft
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THis is my FAVORITE New year’s activity – its fun, engaging and yet – they are WRITING. Love this
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My students really got into writing their new year’s resolutions with this great pack! Little did they know that they were practicing their informative and explanatory writing!
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It’s always hard going back to school in January. It feels like all the fun happens in December due to all the craft projects. Happy to keep the fun going while learning, too. And can I say, I love that this project include 3 hat styles? My bulletin board won’t be boring!
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Christiane Ford –
This was the perfect activity for the first day back after the break to ease back into our routine.
Ivana K. –
We loved using this as New Years crafts for new years with kids. It was so cute
Tiffani D. –
My students found this fun and a great way to build community in the classroom.
Denise M. –
My students love to do crafts and this was perfect for our first day back from break. We talked about making resolutions and why we celebrate. They enjoyed making their own New Year’s Hat to celebrate the new year.
Cassidy A. –
This activity was a great way to ease students back into school routines after a long break.
Fabulous with Firsties (Teacher-Author) –
Loved this resource! We used it as a bulletin board display heading to start off the new year which was perfect. Thank you 🙂
Paige J. –
This was awesome for a back to school after break activity!
Natalie J. –
Great resource for my classroom! Thank you very much!
Kristen Leanne Designs (Teacher-Author) –
THis is my FAVORITE New year’s activity – its fun, engaging and yet – they are WRITING. Love this
Kayla M. –
This was a fun New Years resource! My students greatly enjoyed it! I enjoyed how easy it was! Thank you!
Kellie O. –
My students loved making these hats. We took pictures and sent home to parents!
One “Hop” Shop (Teacher-Author) –
My students really got into writing their new year’s resolutions with this great pack! Little did they know that they were practicing their informative and explanatory writing!
rex G. –
This was a great activity to start the year off with!
Christine R. –
Easy first day back craft! It allowed students to relax back into school.
Christina Ellis –
This was a fun activity to do with my students after coming back from winter break!
Larry F. –
I’m SO EXCITED to use this New Year’s hat project with my third graders when we go back to school in January! I’m going to create a bulletin board in the hallway and display them with their writing. Thanks!
Verna Lynn G. –
Great resource – thanks!
Meghan M. –
Perfect art decoration for the New Year!
Brianna B. –
This was such a fun activity to do when students came back to school! Thank you.
Kathy Q. –
ItÕs always hard going back to school in January. It feels like all the fun happens in December due to all the craft projects. Happy to keep the fun going while learning, too. And can I say, I love that this project include 3 hat styles? My bulletin board wonÕt be boring!
Emily Johnson –
So cute! Now I just need to decide if I want to hang these in the hallway or in our room!