The goldfish is a kind of aquarium fish that developed from carp by humans, and it was born to be kept in a fish tank to be watched. Modern people live in their own perceived world just like a bunch of goldfish that have no thoughts of their own and tend to follow others blindly. They are too concerned about the opinions of others to blind themselves. They are eager to get attention to be grandstanding. They are trapped in the aesthetic values of the public.
The goldfish is a kind of aquarium fish that developed from carp by humans, and it was born to be kept in a fish tank to be watched. Modern people live in their own perceived world just like a bunch of goldfish that have no thoughts of their own and tend to follow others blindly. They are too concerned about the opinions of others to blind themselves. They are eager to get attention to be grandstanding. They are trapped in the aesthetic values of the public.
Teaching students to listen is no easy task. Sometimes, I feel like I am trying to herd a bunch of cats! Click the picture above to snag this free Whole Body Listening Poster. You Might Also Like:FREE Dice Games!Susan Berkowitz’s Free Pumpkin Describing CardsFree Math Fact Reward SystemHappy April!
The goldfish is a kind of aquarium fish that developed from carp by humans, and it was born to be kept in a fish tank to be watched. Modern people live in their own perceived world just like a bunch of goldfish that have no thoughts of their own and tend to follow others blindly. They are too concerned about the opinions of others to blind themselves. They are eager to get attention to be grandstanding. They are trapped in the aesthetic values of the public.
The goldfish is a kind of aquarium fish that developed from carp by humans, and it was born to be kept in a fish tank to be watched. Modern people live in their own perceived world just like a bunch of goldfish that have no thoughts of their own and tend to follow others blindly. They are too concerned about the opinions of others to blind themselves. They are eager to get attention to be grandstanding. They are trapped in the aesthetic values of the public.
Analysis of all ingredients of Rooster Booster Poultry Cell and practical recommendations on how to use it.
I have gotten a bunch of emails about how I rotate and organize my centers....I'm so sorry that I'm just getting a chance to post this. I r...
I have gotten a bunch of emails about how I rotate and organize my centers....I'm so sorry that I'm just getting a chance to post this. I r...
Do your students sigh at the thought of doing a research project? Make learning about the life cycle of a grasshopper more exciting with this Grasshopper
ICSE Solutions for Class 10 Biology – The Nervous System and Sense Organs ICSE SolutionsSelina ICSE Solutions APlustopper.com provides ICSE Solutions for Class 10 Biology Chapter 8 The Nervous System and Sense Organs for ICSE Board Examinations. We provide step by step Solutions for ICSE Biology Class 10 Solutions Pdf. You can download the Class 10 […]
Do your students sigh at the thought of doing a research project? Make learning about the life cycle of a grasshopper more exciting with this Grasshopper
*Since posting this this morning, I decided to add a bunch of covers...there are now 46 pages of covers to choose from!* Teacher Binders are the #1 way to start organizing for next year. EVERYONE is making one, including me. I can't print in color at school so I end up buying a lot of ink! I wanted my binder to have some color but not a lot so I can print most of it at school. I made this kit with that in mind. Most of the pages have no color on them but I've included several ideas on how to personalize and add color to your binder. Here is my cover: The entire binder is editable - just add text boxes and graphics to match your theme! I added the cute little crab to go with my ocean/beach theme from Schoolgirl Style. In the pack, there are many binder covers to choose from....here are a few: There are 12 different "pops" of color to choose from - pick one that fits your theme! These covers is almost identical, except I added a little "cloud" at the bottom so you can add more info about the binder. For a teacher binder, I might add the year down there or room number. You can also use these covers for any other binder so you could list the common core standards or the weeks of material you are covering...up to you! I've just added colorful chevron & colorful diagnal striped covers (9 colors each): The third type of cover that is included has no color. It's like my binder cover so that you have more freedom to add graphics or a lot of text. These would also be good as section dividers. This is what's included: Binder spines are included for 4 different sized binders: (the Chevron print didn't look right in the spines so I went with stripes) What binder would be complete without a calendar?! Two versions are included...a 1 page template & a 2 page monthly template. I printed the two page template for myself. The little rectangle by the month is for the year. I didn't add dates because we don't all start school at the same time. So for those people who start the year in January, they would have to wait for me to update the pack before they could print the entire school year. I always color code my calendars by using flair pens. They are amazing and every teacher I know LOVES them! I use one color for scholastic book orders, one for parent meetings, one for CSE meetings...you get the point :) Just look at all those pretty colors! This is an example of how I used one of the cover pages as a section divider. Below are cute section tabs...just add text boxes and print! To add more pops of color, print on colored paper. I attached mine with packing tape. Since I made this binder for myself first, I included my planning and assessing tools. (Sorry it's sideways) this is how I plan units. When I plan, I look through my filing cabinet and pinterest to collect my resources, that way I don't forget anything! This helps me map out my quarters. I don't do those crazy long range planning guides that some of you do (I wish I could, I just can't!) so this is my lazy-teacher version. It says subject at the top, I usually end up jotting down the big topic that needs to be covered in each subject per week. It just helps keep me on track. Finally, a cute lesson plan template. It looks crooked but it's not...the frame is not a perfect rectangle. This class list form is how I initially keep track of grades. Later, I have my classroom aide transfer their scores onto individual grade sheets. When I enter report cards, I do it per kid so this makes it easier for me. So much in my room is individualized, the kids don't all take the same assessments. Here is my individual grading sheet. Two versions are included, one with 6 subjects and one with 4 subjects. I print 4 of these per student (1 for each quarter). This may not be for you, but I like it! I track IEP goals the same way. There are 20 spots to record scores for each goal (type the goal in the long blank space). I did 20 spots so that you can assess every other week. It's helpful to see all of their scores on one page. I try to only have 3-4 goals per student so usually this page printed front and back is enough. There is also a parent contact log included. I use these colorful dividers between my sections. I keep all my positive notes home in the parent divider so they are all cut up and ready to go...this means I actually send them! The best part about this binder is that it's only $1.50 Right now it's 20% off. I'm not necessarily done with this project...if you buy it and there is something else you want included, let me know. With that being said, there is no guarantee that I can do it but I'll do my best! Click the picture below to grab yours! Of course, you will also need a binder...I had a pink binder laying around that I used but I typically like to keep all the binders white to give my room a more cohesive look. This 1 1/2 inch binder on Amazon is 77cents! (of course this price might change but it's too good of an offer not to share!) This post contains affiliate links but all opinions are my own.
Do your students sigh at the thought of doing a research project? Make learning about the life cycle of a grasshopper more exciting with this Grasshopper
I made a simple chart for myself to catalog my markers, colored pencils, and brush pens for personal reference. I posted my finished marker charts on social media (see second photo) and a bunch of y'all asked for the template so here it is! I recommend printing these out on some sturdy cardstock or similarly thick paper so they last longer. You can even trace these out onto watercolor paper for paint swatches.
Founders Liushu Lei and Yutong Jiang consider their label SHUSHU/TONG "unabashedly feminine" - its AW24 collection is much the same. Inspired by Gigi from French novelist Colette, this mini skirt is made from a sumptuous blend of wool and silk and appliquéd with a bunch of tonal florals.
This Pumpkin Bunch wood mounted stamp is from Hero Arts. This stamp features a trio of pumpkins. This woodblock stamp is designed and packaged by Hero Arts. The stamp is made from hand-pressed and hand-cut deeply etched rubber held together with a foam mount, topped with a long-lasting label, and mounted on North American maple from sustainable forests for precision stamping and long-lasting quality. This stamp can be used with your favorite inks, markers, embossing powders, and other crafting mediums (sold separately). This stamp can be used for fall and Thanksgiving cards and scrapbook pages, tags, journals, planners, and other paper crafting and mixed media projects. This stamp measures 2.12" x 2.87". This stamp is made in the USA.
Do your students sigh at the thought of doing a research project? Make learning about the life cycle of a grasshopper more exciting with this Grasshopper
Today, my Math for College Readiness classes started the section on Patterns and Iterations. Ahead of time, I made 8 sets of 5 colored cards. On each colored card, I wrote 4 or 5 terms of a sequence. Students' desks are already in groups of 3. Each group got one set of cards and a half-sheet worksheet. On the worksheet, students brainstormed to come up with the pattern for each sequence and the next 5 terms. It was definitely a success! They enjoyed the challenge and worked well together. One of my sequences was O, T, T, F, F,... Most of them were able to figure it out without a hint. Patterns Activity
Do your students sigh at the thought of doing a research project? Make learning about the life cycle of a grasshopper more exciting with this Grasshopper
This beautiful set of cards features 1 each of a Christmas Tree, a Bunch of Mistletoe, a Wreath and a Gingerbread House. Each design is made using freestyle machine embroidery and they all have lovely little details in them such as a miniature wreath on the gingerbread house door, or the gold sta...More This beautiful set of cards features 1 each of a Christmas Tree, a Bunch of Mistletoe, a Wreath and a Gingerbread House. Each design is made using freestyle ...More
January 27, 2014 – Product Recall – Pringles® Issues Allergy Alert and Voluntary Recall of One Hour’s Worth of Production of Original Crisps Due to Undeclared Milk. For additional information, please refer to the company issued press release available on FDA’s web site at www.fda.gov/Safety/Recalls/UCM383335.
A lovely pack of Thank you cards with envelopes,hand embellished with a bunch of button flowers in hand drawn vases. Ideal for saying thank you to someone special. Each pack contains 4 cards, in 4 different colours. N.B. colours of buttons may vary depending on stock availability. Each card measures 6 x 6 inches. The inside of each card is left blank for your own message. The cards can also be purchased individually - please see my other listings.
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Kindergarten Labeling!! Labeling is a skill often required in Kindergarten, but the words were sometimes difficult for my students to label! Thus, I created labeling pictures using strictly CVC words for these labeling activities! This set includes 12 labeling activities with kid friendly scenes that include ONLY CVC words! Students cut out the words and label the CVC pictures by pasting the CVC words by each picture! Great practice for labeling and CVC word practice!! Great fine motor practice too!! This set includes 12 labeling activities! Zero prep...just print and go! Be sure to follow me HERE and on Instagram @thebenderbunch to be the first to know about new resources! :)
