Now as you may have gathered, here at VoEA we are big fans of the format that is vinyl records. There are many reasons that we won’t go into today but one of them is definitely the cover art. Not all vinyl records have fantastic cover art, in fact many don’t, but when it is [&hellip
Want the know-how about building a vocal booth for a voice actor and/or vocalist? There are a number of tutorials available on the Web to various degrees of detail, but few if any are from the voice actor perspective specifically. Here is a detailed account of how I made
Master your classroom management in the art room with this Mona Lisa Quiet poster. Remind students to keep their voices off, their eyes on the teacher, their hands still and their bodies seated. Available in two digital sizes to be printed at your school: 12x18 inches and 24x36 inches (pdf files). Also, did you know that the Mona Lisa used to have eyebrows?! An overly-enthusiastic restorer from a long, long time ago accidentally removed them. Yikes!
I LOVE my class this year. Diverse. Capable. Sweet. Unique. Enthusiastic. Energetic. Hard-working. Funny. Lovable. These are some of the words that come to mind when I think of my first graders. But one more word that also comes to mind is...chatty. Very chatty. We are a 'work in progress' with this. And thank goodness, we are continuing to improve each week. :-) Now, don't get me wrong, I believe a classroom should be FULL of rich, collaborative dialogue. Student discussion is vital, and our little guys need frequent opportunities to engage with peers and share their thoughts. I pride myself on having a dynamic, student-centered classroom that encourages this. To foster this kind of a climate, however, students also need to learn how to be effective listeners and independent workers. There are appropriate and inappropriate times for talking, and to get students to adhere to these boundaries, clear expectations must be set. Here are 12 ideas/strategies to try when working with a chatty class.
We have heard the DesignM.ag community voice and we are responding. Here are 2000 free textures for your viewing pleasure! 17 scratched and scraped textures
A guest article from Seth Rowden on Farmyard Frozen's brand language, designed by UnitedUS. BP&O Voices presents the opinions of industry experts on a wide range of topics.
Voice O Meter Template (Large 13×20″ Printable Poster PDF, Word Doc & Letter size PDF) Help manage the voice levels in your classroom! Includes a fully editable download -Word Voice o Meter Template
The paper portrait is fun and easy way to create portraits for your students.This project for 3rd or 4th grade usually takes three, 45-minute class periods.
This comic provides teachers with a fun and entertaining way to teach or review passive voice. Also check out Grammar Comics: Sentence Problems. Look for it in my store! If you like this resource, you might be interested in these: Parts of Speech: Grammar Bundle Sentence Problems (Common Writing Mistakes) Middle School Language Arts Bundle Vocabulary Cartoons: Roots and Affixes Poetry Comics Bundle Hamlet: Comic Summaries and Activities A Midsummer Night's Dream: Comic Summaries and Activities Macbeth: Comic Summaries and Activities Romeo and Juliet: Comic Summaries and Actvities Romeo and Juliet: Comic Summaries and Actvities Intro to Shakespeare Activity Bundle Connect with Me! Visit my Teachers Pay Teachers Store Visit my Blog Follow me on Facebook Thanks, David Rickert © David Rickert All rights reserved by author. Duplication limited to single classroom use only. Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only.
Is your classroom such a fun and amazing place that your kiddos won't stop talking about it? What a wonderful feeling right? Until the noise level gets so out of control that you can't even hear yourself think! Sometimes it's tough to establish clear voice level expectations, so the Blabber Brush is here to help! The Blabber Brush is an easy tool that will help you establish clear expectations with your students about where their voice level should be while they are working. All you have to do is attach a small piece of velco to each colored paint and the brush, and move the paint brush to the color you would like them to be at. Each color means a different level: Green(speaking at an indoor voice level) Yellow(whispering quietly to their neighbors) Red(quiet and mindful work) With the same concept as a stop light, your students can clearly see at all times where you would like their voice level to be. This is not a classroom management tool that is meant to be used when your kiddos get too loud. Meaning, it is not intended to have your students start on Green, and if they get too loud they get moved down to yellow or red. Instead, it is up to you to explain to them that when the Blabber Brush is on Red, that simply means that you would like them to be quiet and extra focused on their work- they are not in trouble (IMPORTANT to explain that!) This 'Blabber Brush' comes in 3 different formats (JPG, PDF, & PNG) and 3 different sizes (18"x24", 11"x17", & 10.5"x11).
SMG4, a cop in his department is forced to handle the well known criminal SMG3, having a strong rivalry with him til they are forced to worked together to solve a cold case Credits to Me and Ishir! Credits to SMG4 design to Julia_XD on Twitter!
After much thought (and seeing people interested) I decided to release these to the public! I may add more characters in the future but there are more swatches than what's shown above ^^ Info -Bgc…
