Tips for making your 4-H fair exhibit stand out! Looking for ways to go above and beyond this year? Keep reading for ideas on making a great exhibit.
Tips for making your 4-H fair exhibit stand out! Looking for ways to go above and beyond this year? Keep reading for ideas on making a great exhibit.
Tips for making your 4-H fair exhibit stand out! Looking for ways to go above and beyond this year? Keep reading for ideas on making a great exhibit.
What is 4-H? 4‑H is America’s largest youth development organization-empowering nearly six million young people with the skills to lead for a lifetime. 4‑H is a Community for all Kids…
Decorating your classroom at the beginning of the year (or any time) is a challenge. Let me help with these ideas! There's always so much to do at the beginning of the school year. For me, this was really brought home when I started a new job with a science lab as my classroom. An
ART VOCABULARY Art Elements & Principles (Prezi) The ELEMENTS and PRINCIPLES of art/design are the building blocks used to create a work of art. The Elements of art/design can be thought…
Tips for how you can help your child turn in a great record book for their 4-H project. How to rock your record books and take them to the next level!
Tips for how you can help your child turn in a great record book for their 4-H project. How to rock your record books and take them to the next level!
Ten years ago a documentary on Helvetica’s dominance in the graphic design world celebrated the font’s 50th anniversary. Made by Gary Hustwit in 2007 Helvetica is a feature-length independent film about typography, graphic design and global visual culture which looks at the proliferation of one typeface as part of a larger conversation about the way type affects our lives. Ten years on Helvetica is still celebrated this time with Husmee graphic design studio...
A4 (210x297mm) or A5 (148x210mm) print of big ole bowl of spaghetti and my PASTA LA VISTA (pasta you later?) both prints come with a slight white border as indicated in the image. Unframed and printed on 300gsm matt paper, packed in cellophane and a card backed envelope to prevent bending. Prints will be dispatched in 2-4 days from order but if urgent please let me know and I'll do my best to help!
We all have them... I have been wanting to make a sign like this for a while and finally got it done. Sporadically we have "catch up days" where everyone can finish their work. I finally finished this sign for my board and I LOVE IT! This week will be the 5th graders first catch up day. They will need to: 1. Finish their art folder covers 2. Finish their colored self portraits 3. Finish their Element of Art Monsters 4. Finish the background drawing for their monsters (a space to live) 5. Cut out and put their monster in their "space" 6. Write a story for their monster. I think that should be enough to keep them busy.
How-to guide for writing a 4-H buyer letter to invite buyers to your 4-H livestock sale. Tips for a better letter marketing your 4-H animal project!
3 Ways to Use Memes in the Art Room Connections % %
Name posters are an easy art project for the first day of school and also double as classroom decor!
Fillmore show poster for two nights of Mt Joy from November 14 and 15, 2019
Oh no! It's the big A word. ASSESSMENT! While it can be scary and intimidating to create numeric grades for an entire student body, there are simple tools that I use to make my job a little easier. I do not believe in grading an elementary student based on how well they can draw. That's so.... subjective! For the past several years, I have been a member of an elementary art PLC (professional learning community). Last year, we met once a month to discuss teaching strategies, assessment, evaluation, and a slew of other fun topics. During one meeting, we decided to design a basic rubric that could be used across the board in an elementary art room. Here is the result. Now, I know that this a VERY simple rubric. However, I have had a beneficial time using this skeleton to create worthwhile assessment of student work. The rubric basically scores being on task, craftsmanship/ creativity, and following directions and meeting goals. When it is time to assess student work, I will review the objectives for the lesson and write the goals on the board. Students are required to self assess as to whether or not they completed all the goals. In essence, we create a checklist. For instance... Did you... *Create an animal with shapes and textures *Fill the space with a habitat for your animal *Show foreground, middleground, and background Using a 10 point system makes grading simple and easy. I post the rubric and the grading scale in a highly visible place in my room, so as to familiarize students with the process from the beginning of the year. It also enables me to remain transparent when discussing my grading practices with colleagues and parents. I want everyone to understand that my class is a standards based class, with true numerical grades and assessments.
A fun gunslingers and outlaws project to do with 4th, 5th, or 6th graders. Great for Gold Rush lessons!
Do your students struggle with writing a constructed response? Teach them to RAP! Print smaller versions for individual students or print poster size to hang as an anchor chart.
How sweet it is. After two wonderful years in a Kinder-Grade 2 art room, I took a new position in the school next door, which is Grades 3-5. I absolutely love it. Here are some signs and posters I
A simple way to teach your students classroom procedures and expectations at the beginning of the school year
As teachers, we are always on a budget. Decorating classrooms can get pricey. When I first started teaching I was spending a fortune online and at teaching supply stores to buy science posters so my walls weren’t so drab. Since then, I’ve been creating my own science posters that the library will print for me ... Read more
Do you look on Pinterest for Anchor Chart ideas and give up at the thought that your Anchor Chart could never look that amazing? It actually doesn’t have to be that difficult to make an amazi…
Well, today was the first official day back for teachers in my district. Our students return this Wednesday so I guess it's a good thing that I can FINALLY say that my classroom is in order and LOOKS like a real classroom again! It's taken so much longer than I had anticipated and it seemed like each time I completed a task that two more popped up. Now that all of the setting up is done, I am so excited to share the finished product with you. One of the biggest projects to undertake was creating my Wall of Fame in my classroom. I am so excited with how it turned out. This is one of the few times that something looks exactly like I pictured it in my mind. I designed the banner using Keynote on my Macbook and then had it made on Vistaprint. I bought chevron ribbon from Hobby Lobby and decorated the clothespins myself. There is glitter EVERYWHERE! It looks amazing and I can't wait to start displaying student work here! I ran out of glue so I used spray adhesive instead....I am still finding glitter in my kitchen! I cut the ribbon different lengths so that I wouldn't run out. My mom was nice enough to tie the bows for me. I used a glue gun to attach the glitter clothespins to the ribbons. A finished ribbon! It turned out exactly like I pictured it. I am so EXCITED! After completing the Wall of Fame, I started to create some extra bulletin board space in my classroom and hallway using Azure Blue paper and multi-colored chevron duct tape. It is the cheapest and easiest way to create new display space in your classroom. All I did was staple the paper to the wall and podium and then outline the paper using the duct tape. Trying to brighten up my hallway. I'm going to use this bulletin board to display my hallway expectations. This is the front of my podium. Another important area of my classroom is my self-assessment table. I do not pick up papers at the end of my class. Instead I have students self-assess their learning from that class period and turn in their work in designated baskets. I use a ranking system of Novice, Apprentice, Practitioner, and Expert in my classroom. It is probably one of my favorite things that I instituted in my classroom last year. I worked over the summer to revamp my system and decided to upload the finished product to my store. Click here to check out this amazing self-assessment system for your students! After finishing the self-assessment table, it was time to set up and decorate the back walls of my classroom. I call this space my Wall of Wisdom. Usually the Wall of Wisdom only contains posters that I have bought from our local school store, but this year thanks to Vistaprint I was able to create one of my own. A few of my favorite pieces of advice to share with my students. This is the banner that I designed. I also got this design in business card size so that I can staple it inside each of my student's agenda. Next was getting my teacher space organized. Trying to organize my things and space was a very long and tiring process. It's crazy to think of the things that you accumulate in just a year. I used pink chevron fabric from Hobby Lobby to create a table skirt that went around my desk and side table. I love it! After getting this attached to my desk and table, it was on to getting rid of the clutter and going into super organized mode. Before the de-cluttering process :( After the de-cluttering process :) I don't know what I would do without my teacher toolbox and calendar from School Aids! This just might be the most organized this bookshelf has ever been...I'm hoping it stays this way. I also repurposed an old teacher toolbox and updated it to match the theme of my big toolbox. This toolbox will contain classroom management rewards like my student punch cards, stickers, student shout outs and more.If you want punch cards for your students, click here to check them out! Here's a sample of my positive behavior punch cards! This thing needs a little excitement added! Much, much BETTER! The final beast I had to tackle in my classroom was my office. It sometimes reminds me of Ariel's cave from The Little Mermaid because there is no telling what you will find in there...especially as the year progresses. Seriously, it was so bad that I didn't even take a before picture! At least you get to see the finished, amazingly organized office! :) I moved my filing cabinet into my office because it was just taking up space in my classroom. You can actually see the top of the desk :) If you look real hard, you can see that my shelves slightly resemble a shelf in Walmart...I may have gone a little overboard :) Here are just a few more peeks to see from around my classroom. I created this memo board to display computer expectations in my classroom. This is a perfect example of my OCD. My construction paper is sorted and labeled by color. A poster that I created on Vistaprint that I will be using on the first day of school Seriously the best way to display learning targets. It makes so much sense for the kids. Thanks Pinterest! :) Another way to promote positivity in my classroom by allowing the students to give each other shout outs. You can buy this product in my store if you click here! I won these books as part of a grant from First Book. I have enough copies to give each of my students! Last, but not least I have to show you the awesome Common Core planning product that I bought from Study All Knight. She has this flip chart available for all ELA grade levels. You should go check it out! I hope y'all like the finished product as much as I do. Like I said earlier, it was a very long process and I wanted to give up so many times, but I am so glad that I pushed through. Now the real test begins. I'm really hoping that once school begins in two days that I can continue blogging regularly and sharing what happens in my classroom.
Afdruk van paella op een vierkant met blauw patroon Afdruk van paella op een vierkant met blauw patroon met zwarte tekst eromheen met een beige achtergrond. Leuke illustratie in retrostijl, perfect voor in de keuken. Artiest: We Made Something Nice
How to draw a Keith Haring Figure step-by-step downloadable printout. Use as a visual handout or class poster. ...
Teaching money is a lot of fun because there are so many money games for kids and, best of all, kids are so excited to learn how to count co...
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Flexible seating can transform you student engagement and love of learning! Read about the inexpensive and easy ways you can incorporate flexible seating.
