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I found the printable pages (and some others) but people in my groups found the rest.  Thanks!

You can celebrate "Fly a Kite Month" whenever it is windy outside besides the months that it is usually celebrated (March, April, June).

On June 15, 1752, Benjamin Franklin invented the lightening rod when he flew his kite in a thunderstorm.  Go to: Ben's Guide: Benjamin Franklin -- Inventor to read more about his kite experiment and other inventions.


Kite Colors, Color Match, & Counting Felt Board Story / Flannel Board Story Set

Learn to match colors with this kite color flannel board set. Also, learn to count from 1-5 or 1-10.

Includes 33 Felt Pieces:
* 11 Kites: 4" x 2 1/2"
* 11 Kite Tails: 3 1/2" x 1/2"
* 1-10 Numbers: 2 1/4"
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Kite Music
Mary Poppins: Let's Go Fly a Kite - MP3

Kite Cooking & Snacks

Graham Cracker Kite
Frost half of a graham cracker.  Rotate (turn) your graham cracker to look like a diamond.  Place some red string licorice at the tip of diamond.  Decorate your kite using colored sugar, sprinkles, raisins, chocolate chips, etc.

Kite Toast
Directions:
For each color, take 1 tablespoon milk (rice, soy, or cow's) and 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon sugar and mix it.  This makes quite a few pieces of toast.
If you want to make lots of colors to practice making colors or if if you have more children or students, you will need to make more.

Cut the bread to be a shape of a kite.  Place some of the milk mixture in small jars, glasses, small margarine containers, or other containers. Paint the bread using different colors.  Put the bread in the oven or a toaster oven.  Take it out when it is lightly brown.

Fun With Spot: Spot's Windy Day Online Book Click on Bookshelf.  This book needs to be read to non-readers.

Other Books:
Fishing for Angels: The Magic of Kites by David Evan (Grades 3-8)

Kite Book: Better Kites

Kite Craft

Kite patterns - pdf (I created this)

Cut the kite pattern out of construction paper (or print it onto construction paper).  (Place a small piece of masking tape on the top point of the kite.)  Hole punch a hole on the top point of the kite. Decorate the kite using: stickers, crayons, markers, pieces of construction paper, cut shapes or other designs, etc.).  You can glue some tissue paper or strips of construction paper on the bottom of the kite.  Tie about 26 inches of yarn to the hole.  Fly your kites outside (or inside if you are homeschooling).

Another option: 
Take one 9"x12" piece of construction paper.  Fold it in half.  Repeat the other way.  Cut from the middle to the top center.  Follow the above instructions.

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Kite Printables
Coloring-Pages.com: Boy Flying a Kite (with a dog)
Copycatpress.com: Carp Kite Pattern
Crafters Community: Kite Coloring Page
Coffee Beanie Flies A Kite @ FreeColoringPages.com
DLTK's Kite Craft
Family Works! Coloring Book Page: Kite
First-School Online Story Spot's Windy Day Including a kite coloring page and "K" tracer page.
Fractioned Kites (Printable) @ Teacher Vision
Color the Letters @ KidsRCrafty: A-B Puzzle
Kids' Korner Network: Let's Go Fly a Kite Coloring Page
Les.com: Kids Outlet A coloring page about keeping kites away from power lines.
Moms Network: Alphabet Coloring Page Letter K with a Kite
Preschool Express: Kite Pattern and Activities

Online Kite Activities Kite Flight @ FunSchool Kids Travel Fun: Miles Flying a Kite (Color Online)