Oregon trail crafts

Make Oregon Trail History come alive for kids by making a salt dough map, a covered wagon craft, DIY crackers, and more in this westward expansion lesson.

On this page you'll find lots of free Pioneer Crafts and Activities for kids! Great for learning about The Oregon Trail, Westward Expansion, Lewis and Clark, and Early America. We used these crafts alongside our

Build wagons, filter water, cook over a campfire and more in this hands-on homeschool Oregon Trail unit study for upper elementary. Full STEAM, English Language Arts (ELA), history, living books, and more! Original, hand-drawn art vocabulary cards, science and writing printables free for subscribers (and subscribing is free, too!)

Who remembers playing Oregon Trail on the computer as a child? I grew up in the 80’s and we did not have home computers! Once a week at school, we went to a room full of large computers where…

We're just finishing up our Oregon Trail Adventure class. Here students share their beautiful wall hangings, combining a hand-sewn quilt ...

Homeschool and family life

Journey of a Substitute Teacher...a journey of stories, freebies, ideas, and more!

The Oregon Trail is depicted in full color on this cute educational map that shows bison, a wagon, mountains and more along the way from Independence, Missouri to Oregon City. Free to download and print

No need to purchase expensive kits, you can make this covered wagon with resources and supplies you probably already have one hand. These wagons take a little bit of gluing but they are sure to

Frugal by Choice, Cheap by Necessity: Hand-dipped bees wax candles gives estimate of how much wax to buy - good!