Le prime attività insieme I primi giorni cerchiamo di tessere nuovamente i fili della relazione. Cerchiamo di stimolare la conversazione, l...
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Clavis Artis is an alchemical manuscript published in Germany in three volumes in the late 17th or early 18th century...
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If you’re physically active, you’ve likely rolled an ankle now and again. Ankle sprains come in two types: an eversion in which the ankle rolls outwards, and an inversion (by far the most common type) where your ankle rolls inwards. Either kind of sprain results in the painful stretching or tearing of ligaments. When you […]
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Looking for 5th grade anchor charts? Try some of these anchor charts in your classroom to promote visual learning with your students.
Jonathan Wolstenholme est un peintre surréaliste et illustrateur britannique connu pour ses œuvresSpace sublimant sonSpace amour des vieux livres et de tous les accessoires s’y rapportant.
This study guide and infographic for Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace offer summary and analysis on themes, symbols, and other literary devices found in the text. Explore Course Hero's library of literature materials, including documents and Q&A pairs.
Ayurvedic cleanses generally involve eating a mono-diet of kitchari while taking cleansing herbs and performing cleansing therapies. Although this is a common practice, there are many different methods of administering the cleanse depending on the needs of the individual. Therefore it is helpful to establish your dosha type as well […]
Imagination Workout Printable Click the link above to download Attalie’s Imagination Workout free printable art worksheet.
I like to root for the underdog, so I’m always comforted to find Satanism in the news. There are, after all, some two billion Christians in the world, and only about a hundred thousand Satanists; if the eternal war between good and evil is a numbers game, then it would seem the good guys have […]
Cet illustrateur coréen voit des livres partout. Son message ? La culture est essentielle pour l’homme. Elle enrichit notre imagination.
This blog post focuses on teaching the various genres to upper elementary students. It includes a genre anchor chart and multiple free activities!
Ebbene sì, è arrivato il momento delle vacanze... per qualche tempo questo blog chiude per "mare"! Spero che il tempo scorra lento e pigro nei prossimi giorni... A presto!
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I love having Mondays off, because the rest of the week seems to go by so quickly! I can’t believe tomorrow is already Wednesday! Also, I feel like my students are really getting a hang of our routines and procedures, which is always exciting! We start out our grammar unit by talking about types of […]
Terminado por varios artistas a lo largo de los siglos, es el libro iluminado más espectacular del Gótico francés. Sus decenas de miniaturas sirvieron para hacernos una idea de la vida cotidiana en la Edad Media
This worksheet is dedicated to Pablo Picasso. Students read the text and fill in the gaps with the verbs in Past Simple, then they do other exercises. Key is given. - ESL worksheets
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When it comes to complex sentences, things quickly become... well... complex. At the mere mention of independent clauses, dependent clauses, and subordinating conjunctions, many young eyes immediately glaze over. One year, when I was about to introduce the topic of complex sentences to my fifth graders, I decided on a whim to use an image of a nurse helping a patient walk. I was amazed by how much this simple image helped my students. I told them that the nurse in the picture was like the independent clause. Just as the nurse can stand alone, so also can an independent clause "stand alone" as a complete sentence. Then I told my students that the patient with the crutch leaning against the nurse was like the dependent clause. The patient could clearly not stand on his own, just as a dependent clause cannot stand alone, either. A dependent clause depends on the independent clause to help it be part of a complete sentence. This idea resonated so well with my students that I've used this explanation ever since. As you can see, I discarded the nurse/patient image I had previously used. (Although it did the trick, it wasn't very visually appealing.) When I ran across the image below when I purchased a clip art set by Educlips, I upgraded my image to this one. A FREE PARTNER ACTIVITY As you can see, there is a lot of information on this anchor chart. Students will only retain these concepts if they get an opportunity to interact with the various elements of complex sentences. Therefore, I created an interactive exercise where students can manipulate each clause and then write complex sentences using the clauses. Personally, I would have students complete this activity with a partner, but students can also do it independently, if you wish. (CLICK HERE if you would like to download this free activity to use with your students.) First, give each student the two worksheets and the writing mat. (This photo shows only the first worksheet, and the writing mat printed on yellow paper.) They follow the instructions written at the top of the worksheet: 1. Read the clauses in each pair. 2. Underline the dependent clause with a green marker. 3. Underline the independent clause with a red marker. 4. Circle the subordinating conjunction with a blue marker. 5. Use the two clauses to write a complex sentence that starts with a dependent clause in the first box of the writing mat. 6. Use the two clauses to write a complex sentence that starts with an independent clause in the adjacent box. **Don't forget to use capital letters and punctuation! Although it's not written in the directions, if you want, you can add a step between Step 4 and Step 5 where students cut out the strips. This might be helpful for students who would benefit from physically moving the dependent clause directly in front of the independent clause before they write the first sentence on their mat. Then, students can move the independent clause to the front before they write the second sentence. Once students are done, they will have eight complex sentences written in both formats. I recommend checking all of the sentences to make sure students used commas in the first column, and that they refrained from using commas in the second column. If you are looking for additional resources for teaching about compound and complex sentences to your upper elementary students, feel free to check out the following resource. I have placed my bundle image here, but all of these items are also available for individual purchase in my TpT store. Finally, I wrote a related blog post at my own blog about compound sentences. Click HERE to check it out! Thanks for stopping by today! FREE Newsletter! Blog TpT Store Instagram Facebook Pinterest My YouTube Video Pin for future reference:
El 27 de enero de 1945 se produjo la liberación del mayor campo de concentración del Holocausto
This is a good strategy to use to make sure that students can identify the ways that a character is important. This can be used with any type of classroom. I’m not sure if it would be …
“Momentos inactivos, sin fecha. #Art de Irving Ramsey Wiles, estudió en la Liga de estudiantes de arte de Nueva York, con James Carroll Beckwith y William Merritt Chase, y más tarde en París con Carolus-Duran.#soycerralbiano #cultura📖”
This gallery celebrates the world’s biggest drawing festival – The Big Draw – which runs until 3 November 2014. Illustrator and author Marion Deuchars invites you to take inspiration from the great artists from Andy Warhol to Frida Kahlo in your art
