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American Robin Free Printables, Resources and Crafts

March 1, 2016 | 11 Comments
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I rounded up some fun American Robin free printables, resources, and crafts to kick off a spring unit study.

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  • American Robin Unit Study Ideas
  • The American Robin – First Sign of Spring
  • American Robin Free Printables, Resources and Crafts
      • Free Printables & Reference
  • Photos, Crafts and YouTube American Robin

American Robin Unit Study Ideas

American Robin Free Printables, Resources and Crafts

We pulled out the chalk pastels today, used our Chalk Pastel reference tutorial book that we love, which by the way was created by a homeschool mom and Tiny decided to sketch and do a chalk pastel of the American Robin.

A Seasonal Start in Spring Chalk Pastels

By the way, there is a guide for each season. I love this download because Tiny can read through it on his own.

The American Robin – First Sign of Spring

Art for All Ages Bundle
Sketch of the American Robin @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Like his mom, Tiny is not comfortable with art. However, with some coaxing to change the pace of our day, he pulled out the chalk pastels.

I have tried my best through the years to be sure each son views art as enrichment and pleasure. The emphasis has always been on the pleasure of art and not so much the product.

American Robin Chalk Pastel @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

However, I think he did quite well with this American Robin. Of course, he had to sketch it first so it would be “perfect”.

American Robin Free Printables, Resources and Crafts

I tried to talk him out of it and to use the pastels to free flow, but he really liked the way it came out and more importantly, we enjoyed a change in pace.

We read some online about American Robins and enjoyed listening to the sound of them too. We’ll be looking out to see one or two this year also.

I gathered up some free and fun resources to help round out a unit study or quick study.

North American Red Robin Free Lapbook @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Free Printables & Reference

American Robin lapbook
American Robin Menu
American Robin 3 page information
Coloring Page

American Robin Facts for Kids
Fun Facts About the Robin
6 page pdf. along with helpful map, habitat and facts.
Robin bird house plans for a nest shelf
Several American Robin Coloring Pages

Story of Robin Eggs
Bird Feather Types – scroll down close to the end of the page. Nice pictures of feathers and beaks.
Free printable critical reading passage with answers.
Easy find the bird crossword puzzle
How to identify a robin’s nest

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50 page pdf download coloring pages of different birds, including the American Robin
Grab my free printables for a bird notebook

American Robin Foot print

(image source: Sweet and Simple Life. Note: please give credit by pinning from original sources.)

Photos, Crafts and YouTube American Robin

Footprint American Robin. Isn’t that the cutest thing ever? What a perfect spring keepsake!
YouTube Mamma bird feeding her young video. There is a cool scene in this video. It is must watch, I but don’t like the music. (so distracting)
American Robin Mini-Documentary YouTube
Eggs hatching photos
Making a rockin’ robin with a cereal box

Paper craft robin
American Robin at a Glance

I hope you can use some of these free and fun resources to squeeze in a few days of learning about spring and the American Red Robin.

American Robin Free Printables, Resources and Crafts

You’ll love these other crafts and ideas:

  • 10 More Spring Study Free Resources for Middle and High School Kids
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  • Middle School Homeschool Science 50 Free Spring Activities
  • Fun Kids Activity How to Make Wildflower Seed Bombs
  • Wildflowers Unit Study & Lapbook 
  • Foraging and Feasting Nature Unit Study and Lapbook 
  • Kinder Gardening to Celebrate Nature and Science
  • Hands-On Nature Study: Bird Color Bar Graphing Activity
  • Hands-On Mixed Media Flower Art Fun Nature Study

Hugs and love ya,

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  1. Amanda says

    May 31, 2016 at 10:20 am

    Thanks for this! We had/have a Robin nest along our gutter drain. My girls got to watch the neat being built, the hatchings being fed my both mom/dad and grow each day. Then today the neat was empty but found one baby in the yard. We watched it try to fly over our fence to the mom who kept coming back. It was a wonderful learning experience and I am so glad I found your page so we can learn more!

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    • Tina Robertson says

      June 26, 2016 at 6:44 pm

      Oh my goodness Amanda, what a beautiful learning experience. I am so glad you shared it and I know your kid will remember it. Thanks for being here

      Reply
  2. Audrey says

    March 15, 2016 at 11:21 pm

    My son discovered chalk pastels at school and loved them. I probably should get him some. The other parts of the lesson are really fun too. If I made this,. Thanks for sharing on #FridayFrivolity

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    • Tina Robertson says

      March 25, 2016 at 10:11 am

      Thanks Audrey…..I think my son likes them because they aren’t so messy as other crafts..You are so welcome!!!

      Reply
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