****Study notes for enzyme kinetics that are important to know for the MCAT exam and your university Biochemistry course! I wrote and drew these illustrations from an aggregate of different MCAT and Biochemistry books. This really helped me study for my Biochem tests and the MCAT. I have listed the basic fundamentals needed to ace any Biochem & MCAT metabolic pathway questions. This pdf highlights the high yield information that is needed to be memorized. A great supplemental all-in-one pdf for any premed. ****Content covers the following: Glycolysis, Gluconeogenesis, Glycogenesis, Glycogenolysis, Pentose Phosphate Pathway, Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Complex, Citric Acid Cycle/Krebs Cycle, Fatty Acid Synthesis, Beta Oxidation, Fermentation, Lipid Metabolism, Cori Cycle, and ATP Production
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Title: I Can’t Make This Up: Life LessonsAuthor: Kevin Hart, Neil StraussPublication Date: 2017Publishing House: 37 Ink I actually finished this book a couple of weeks ago and have been swamp…
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Book Details Author: Christelle Dabos Published: June 6, 2013 Fantasy Reading Level: 10th-12th grade Plotline: Spoiler-Free A Winter’s Promise follows Ophelia, a boring animist girl with more to her than meets the eye. Ophelia has many things about her that make her special. She is not just an animist; she is a reader. She can...Read the Post
Alexander Smith shares his blog post "How I Wrote 90 Pages in Two Days" with Independent Book Review about sitting down to write, eliminating distractions, and working hard in your DIY Writer's Retreat.
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Since I wrote my Tried It Tuesday post early, I would like to begin this post by mentioning the tragic events in Oklahoma. The families af...
Favorite Class Book Review Using yarn, dot paint, tissue paper students made their example of Stanley with Crazy Hair. Next, they wrote a book review and completed a problem/solution page #crazyhairday #bookreview #tissueart #maincharacter #writing #readingcomprehension #firstgradereading #firstgradewriting #picturebook #firstgradeteacher Problem / Solution Practice Page Solution Lesson Example
This unit will have your 6th/7th grade students writing snappy, persuasive book reviews! A Student Guide walks them through the book review writing process, from note-taking and vocab development, to writing their three-paragraph book reviews. The steps are broken down, and a model is provided, so that the students know what to write in each paragraph of their review. (Includes two bonuses - a Mini Novel Study unit and a Crossword about novels.) Your students can work through the book review writing guide independently, but teaching tips are included for in-class or online teaching. An editable rubric is provided for easy assessment. Please watch the video above to see what's in the download - including the two useful Bonuses I've added - a Book Review Crossword and a Mini Novel Study unit (with helpful tips/samples for students. e.g. how to describe the setting and write a concise summary.) Writing Book Reviews includes a pdf, and Google and EASEL slides versions of the Student Guide. On the Slides, students can type into the text boxes, highlight where indicated, type their review, and use a drag and drop feature for the rubric. When you download this resource, see the Read This First doc. I have the link to get your copy of the Google Slides in there. (I've added lined writing paper if the students want to write the review by hand.) I've used this resource with several groups of students and have been impressed with their work every time. I hope you get a chance to use this with your students! BONUSES 1. Novel Study Mini-unit (pdf. and Google slides versions) to use while the students are reading their novels. This is an added layer of scaffolding for the review writing. The students complete one or two assignments (up to you) while reading their novels. The students learn how to write: brief, but impactful descriptions of the setting and characters a concise summary (The tips and sample help.) two responses (one after the beginning and another, if you like, at the mid-point) 2. Book Review Crossword pdf. (with/without word bank, plus answer key) I hope you find this to be a valuable writing resource for your students and a time-saver for you! __________________________________________________________________ You might also be interested in Writing Advice Columns! (6th/7th) It's an awesome writing skill builder that includes a Student Guide and lots of samples. Please Follow me for more resources coming soon. All the best, Teresa
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Title: The Cheerleaders Author: Kara Thomas Publisher: Delacorte Press Publication Date: July 31, 2018 Page Count: 384 My rating: 4 1/2 stars About the book: From the author of The Darkest Corners …
[Source: Twin Sisters Speech and Language Therapy] The author of the book that we are reviewing today is, Mirla G. Raz. She is a certified and licensed Speech-Language Pathologist who has been working as a clinician for over 40 years. She has said, “I have been keenly aware of the significant role parents play in the progress […]
(scroll for the English version) Como combinado, resolvi escrever sobre o livro “Malhas Portuguesas” da Rosa Pomar. Eu comprei o livro pouco tempo depois de ter saído e já o ofereci a pelo menos duas pessoas. É um livro fora de série! Não é um livro prático com a ambição de ensinar todos […]
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A short post with assorted printables to review the Letters Paul Wrote. I intended to add these to a different post, but decided to make a new post for these. These are for reviewing the letters that Paul wrote. They can be their own lesson, or added to what you are teaching. The top poster has the letters listed and the color and black & white is included. The bottom left has scriptures to look up the main point. These can be used to create a whole lesson by looking up scriptures and discussing what Paul is writing about. I picked scriptures that are usually taught when teaching Paul's Letters. Two of them have two to discuss. Students will draw a line from the letter to the matching topic. A teacher's answer sheet is included. The worksheet on the bottom right is a Word Scramble and students will list the Letters Paul Wrote by unscrambling the word list. There is a teacher's answer sheet for this also. Click here to download the pack. Click here to see more review printables for Paul's Letters. The printables can be used with the Life Overview of Paul. Click here to see it.
Children's book list of jungle books. Reviews of each. Choices for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, kindergarten, and elementary aged kids.
Third, Fourth, and Fifth graders are all diving right into the Elements of Art whether in review or in depth. Fourth grade is reviewing with an all in one composition. We wrote ‘ART’ in…
Final Girls by Riley Sager (Random House UK, Ebury Publishing, Ebury Press) Genres: Fiction, Thriller, Drama, Mystery RATING: 5/5 The Story Quincy is a baking blogger living a picture…
I attended a Bible teacher's workshop and wanted to share some of the photos. The photos are mine, please excuse the roughness, I miss my good camera, but you can get the general idea. And, that is what I want to do, is share ideas for teaching Jesus! I do have permission from the women that held the workshop to share the photos. Some of the ideas you see are found in old Ideashop magazines, if you still have them! If you have specific questions on how to do something, the questions for the chart, etc, let me know and I will find out. Please allow a short time for me to return the answer. Please, keep in mind, that examples for the ideas were put all over the walls, so you will not see finished bulletin boards, etc. It is ideas for you to make! And, I did not crop the photos. Here they are, in random order: Some of the walls first Jonah & the Great Fish wall visual These creation background boards are felt and/or fabric attached to a board, and then you add pictures, etc for each day of creation. I forgot about these, until I looked at the photos... and I REALLY need to make them! The base (center) of the flower has "blessed are the..." , then students add the center over that with the answer. This is the finished flower pot. Balaam The 3 kings: Saul, David, and Solomon. You can see what I did with the 3 kings here. Solomon's Temple Info Wall Jonah tossed from the boat into the water, then... Jonah in the Great Fish (I think that might be attached with Velcro and added after Jonah is swallowed), then, next is a couple of Jonah table visuals. Joseph (above) next is Prophets. Prophets Love is the Key Number 1 Judges Facts from Acts The Cross
I got a copy of Tricks with Transparency, which I wrote about a few posts ago available from fusedglass.org. Talk about a ride that’s worth the price of admission. When I’m done here ra…
I shared my enthusiasm for using Classical Conversations Foundations materials independently in my post entitled, Why Classical Conversations Should Be a Part of Your Curriculum. My enthusiasm and my readership have grown since I wrote that review. I have discovered a vast array of fabulous ideas for enriching Classical Conversations learning whether you are studying …
Third, Fourth, and Fifth graders are all diving right into the Elements of Art whether in review or in depth. Fourth grade is reviewing with an all in one composition. We wrote ‘ART’ in…
I know the school year is almost over (WOO HOO!), but it's not too late to post another teaching tid-bit, is it? I found this idea on Pinterest. It was the perfect activity to do on a half-day, which we have once a month. To start the lesson, we talked about all of the books I've read to them this year, and discussed our favorites. Every year, I start off with my all time favorite, The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo. Have you read this book? If not, add it to your list. Even if you don't have students or kids to read it to. It's such a sweet book! I read it every year, and cry every year. Okay, I'm rambling...I'll have to save my favorite books for another post. After we discussed our favorite class books, I had the students think of all the books they've read this year. They picked their favorite and were given a piece of cardstock which I folded to look like a book with a binding. They illustrated the cover, and wrote a brief summary on the back. We read some summaries on the back of some of the books in our class library and the students noticed that many of them ended in questions. We discussed how the questions left you wanting to read more to find out what happens in the book. Here is one of the book covers up close. Aaah, The Tale of Despereaux. Another favorite! As they were working on their book covers, I called them over one at a time to take their picture. And that's all folks. An easy, fun activity to do with your kiddos. Here is the finished hall display.
If you’re an author, sooner or later you’ll come to realize the massive importance of book reviews. They serve both you and your book in a number of ways, and will help you build a credible reputation as a writer,...READ MORE
Review of The Secret by Rhonda Byrne The secret pdf free download is written by Rhonda Byrne in 2006 inspired by a film that was released in the early month of 2006. Rhonda Byrne was an Australian writer who wrote for television mostly. The secret was her first self-helping book and is on the top […]
Science Vocabulary Jenga is a wild time. It’s loud, but easy and lots of fun! I’ve never seen students so excited to test their vocabulary knowledge! Prep Get yourself a Jenga game (affiliate). On about half the blocks, I wrote a brief definition in black ink and the term in color ink. How to Play ... Read more
Every year, I keep trying a different way to review exponent rules. For my Algebra 2 students, I gave them a list of exponent rules. We wrote a word summary of what type of problem each exponent rule
In former television writer Maria Semple's second novel, Where'd You Go, Bernadette, 15-year-old Bee searches for her missing mother, an eccentric former architect. Semple mixes police and FBI reports, school documents and catty emails, all with commentary from Bee.
My Dad has collected magic lanterns and optical toys my whole life. You can see some of his beautiful collection on his website. Many years ago he wrote a book on peepshows. Not the seedy kind you're thinking of. Here's a bit of a review of the book he wrote: Peep show connotes cheap, coarse, illicit entertainment, but Balzer points out that a peep show is just "a closed, or semi-closed, box having at least one viewing hole." Originally a medium of itinerant exhibitors, the peep show was popular at fairs and on city streets, where vendors would sing and...
Top recommendations for books on executive functioning disorder. Will provide new executive functioning strategies and executive function skills to make navigating life easier. Great executive functioning books for adults, parents, teens, and children.
