served my duty as an autistic artist and made a bunch of autism creature reaction images
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served my duty as an autistic artist and made a bunch of autism creature reaction images
Continuing in our series of study and writing tips, we offer you this article on common Greek and Latin word roots. Undoubtedly, before the College Board changes its cash cow, the SAT, in 2016, many…
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Now, this is a song that I had sitting in my pile of "too be looked at in greater detail" pile for years. I couldn't figure out how to "own" the song and in turn "sell it" to my students. Then last year at Leigh Anne Garner's ROCKE workshop I learned some activities to do with it. Here's the song: Here's an easy Orff accompaniment that I made up (again, I have no Orff training, so all my "stuff" is quite simple): Now, Leigh Anne presented a passing song using plush roses. Last year I found these online: They were quite the buy and they can in five different colors (red, pink, orange, blue, purple), which worked out nicely for the game that Leigh Anne taught us. (I'm sad to report that the roses I found are no longer available. But with Valentine's day around the corner keep your eye out when your shopping, you never know what you might find!) Here are my kiddos singing and playing the passing game. Sitting in a circle, every student had a rose and passed the roses to the right on the beat of the song (pass, pick-up, pass, pick-up, etc.) When Leigh Anne taught is she didn't have a rose for everybody, so that's another way to play it. When you didn't have a rose you kept the pattern going with your arms and when the rose was in front of you you passed it. Here's a PowerPoint that I made for the song. There's a lyric slide: Melodic preparation slides: Melodic prep on the staff: Melodic practice slides (sans rhythm): Melodic practice on the staff: Rhythm preparation slides, students must figure out where to add ties: Rhythmic preparation slides, with ties: Rhythm practice slides: Rhythmic and melodic practice slides, with stick notation: Rhythmic and melodic practice slides, staff notation: Absolute pitch reading practice slides: And a song sorting game: Going back to the plush rose passing game, I use the colors of the roses to group my students and I have the above cards printed on matching paper. That is, I have red cards, pink cards, orange cards, blue cards & purple cards. Everyone with like colored roses work together to find the cards that they need to put the song in order. If you notice, the first 4 cards match the song, the second 4 do not match the song. This is to "up the ante" and make the game harder. So to simplify the game, you could print out only the top four cards. This PowerPoint is available at my Teachers pay Teachers store for $1.00. Please follow me on Teachers Pay Teachers, beginning in February I will be starting a monthly freebie, for followers only.
served my duty as an autistic artist and made a bunch of autism creature reaction images
I have a daughter who does not have what Carol Dweck calls growth mindset. So I'm implementing specific parenting strategies to help her develop it.
served my duty as an autistic artist and made a bunch of autism creature reaction images
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Just a heads up: these next few posts are going to all deal with my time spent with Dr. Spencer Kagan. His generosity in sitting down to answer my questions led to a bunch of information that woul…
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I forgot to post this and it has been sitting in my drafts, I thought of it today and here it is…. One of my favorite music times was when I tied quite a few Hershey candy bars with a string and note. Each note had a clue on it, as to whom it should be delivered to. I talked with the kids about how many different people and responsibilities needed to be filled to have our church run smoothly. I would then call a team of two with a member of the Primary presidency to find the person described on the card and deliver them a candy bar with the “Thanks for being so SWEET in our Ward”. While the kids delivered the treat we would keep singing the song we were working on and see how many times we could sing it. I had them deliver them to the librarian, Ward organist, Bishop, Relief Society President, Ward clerk, Nursery leader…. Song the Snake would peak out from behind the music stand to encourage the kids. I had an Eddie Spaghetti man that would slurp his long pile of noodles off the stand. As the program approaches I would get a box and fill it with some type of treat for everyone, like suckers. Then I would tie different ribbons around the box that had different songs pinned to the ribbons. When the kids would get a song down really well, we could remove that ribbon. We did this until they were all gone and we could open up the lid for the treat. We LOVEd this big cube box from the post office. Sometimes I would put actions on the sides, sometimes I would put different songs, and for this picture we had to learn a lot of verses to Follow the Prophet so I had a different prophet on each side. The kids would roll it down the aisle and whatever landed on the top, we would do. Use holidays for ideas. I would hide Easter eggs around the Primary room filled with different songs to sing. Pass little American flags around the kids as we would sing, like hot potato. I was always hauling in holiday decor that I would incorporated into some type of game. Here is a fun poster. The rocket is on a string that can be pulled up to the moon. The rocket also has a pin on the tip of it. The moon is a big balloon. As the kids sing you can move him closer and closer, sometimes maybe even back a bit. Then at the end of singing time he can reach the balloon, popping it. :) Here is the classic spin the wheel. Just a way to sing a song over and over different ways. We would also play find the music note by singing soft and loud, as they got closer. I had made an apron years ago for Sharing Times. I used it again for music time. I would hide different trinkets in the pockets to represent songs. I used to have a huge golden purse that was filled with objects. The kids would come up and pull things out and we would sing the song that the object represented. Sometimes it’s fun to sing the action songs with only the actions and no singing, just to mix it up. The kids always get big grins on their faces as they are doing the “Popcorn Popping” actions and trying to not let out a peep. Here is another block that I would have the kids roll. We call it the animal block and would have to do whatever the top side says. I would rearrange the kids sometimes. We would push all the chairs back and sit in the middle. I then would have a lot of church items gathered in the middle, (CTR ring, picture of Jesus, ceramic temple, Friend magazine, Hymn book…) Then someone would leave and I would pick another child to hide one of the objects. We then would sing and sing as the person tries to guess what is missing. Puppets are always fun for kids. I would also bring musical instruments and have some of the kids come to the front to play, as we would sing. Chimes are also fun to do. I don’t know why the kids love the sombrero, but they do. It used to have a rubber chicken hanging off the side. I just FILLED it with a ton of random stuff and hot glued it on. Which ever class is singing the best gets to have the sombrero. Sometimes the teacher of the class wears it as we are singing, or they pass it quietly around their class. One time I brought in the big TV and played a segment from the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. We analyzed how they sang. What were the hands doing? Were they slouching? How far open were their mouths? … Then we tried to do the same and act as a choir would. There is the classic magnet fish game with the paper clips. Each fish can be a song or a way to sing the song. I’ve already talked about the teeth. The kids get sick of you, so it’s fun to bring in others. I always used my pianist actively during music time. I gave him a list of how to say “Hello” in a lot of different languages. He clipped it to his music to refer to. I would always turn to him and ask how we should sing the Hello song, and he would announce it to the kids … Bon jour, Howdy, Guten Tog, Hola, Aloha…. I would also bring in energetic Ward members to help. One time we created an American Idol panel that would judge the songs and give their opinions. It was a lot of fun. I’m sure this could be done using a “Voice” set up as well. My favorite book hands down for being a chorister is this. It has ideas for EVERY song in the songbook PLUS a lot of ideas in the front. This is the one I have. I noticed that amazon has the same book by the same authors, just a different cover. I really did enjoy being chorister. I don’t know why I never blogged about it before, but HERE you have it! :)
You're pretty sure this girl is into you. You talk relatively frequently, you've hung out a bunch of times, and she seems excited and present when you're together. But then, when you're apart, you have to do all the work. She doesn't text you. She…
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35 hands-on spelling activities that get kids actively engaged with spelling words-thinking, making and creating. Perfect for literacy centers and homework.
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basically just a bunch of texts that everyone at the BAU would have :) plus my OC, Charlie is in this! ----- i just wanna say thank you all so much for the support!! this story is still ongoing, but i don't update EVERY single day because i have been very busy! but feel free to stick around for future chapters!! :) -- PLS STOP COMMENTING "WHOS CHARLIE" IM CRYING 💀💀 -- we're #2 davidrossi??? 😎😎😎
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Newton's iconic laws of motion are at work all around you, whether you're watching an Olympic swimmer push off a pool wall or a batter hit a baseball. So what are they?
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Happy Thursday Friends! So listen, if you follow me on Instagram, then I’m sure you’ve heard about the wellness challenge I issued the other day. I was so glad to hear that so many of you were interested. Y’all know I’m really big on believing in yourself and accomplishing your goals whatever they may be. […]
