This is the seventh of eight units that comprise the Advanced Grammar and Rhetoric course (feel free to download the free syllabus to get a better idea of the course content). The unit is written for a block schedule of 7-9 days but may be adjusted as the teacher sees fit for any length of class period. Using Kolln and Funk’s Understanding English Grammar as a text (available online for cheap!), students will work through Chapters 9 & 15 in this seventh unit and apply their previous knowledge from Chapters 1-8 to the usage of Coordination and Subordination. Chapters 9 and 15 explore the meticulous rules for using commas, colons, semicolons, and dashes. It also explores faulty subordination and parallelism and parenthetical structures. We add in a fun Grammar Superhero project too. Also within the unit, students will complete Writing Asmt #7, a critical review assignment that requires students to write a review from opposing positions -- once praising the topic and then again criticizing it, in an effort to apply voice. Included are the rubric, student essay examples, and edit sheets. Every unit includes a modeling exercise and an SAT vocabulary list. All concepts are assessed on a final unit quiz, which is the culminating assessment after a series of worksheets and a practice quiz. This is my favorite course to teach and is by far the most popular English elective in school. You are going to get kids to LOVE grammar. Answer keys are available, and you may always ask me questions as you progress through the unit. I want to help you be successful with this. Specific Details of Unit #7: 7-9 Day Teaching Plan Unit 7 Quiz Unit 7 Practice Quiz Vocab List #7 Modeling Exercise #7 Chapter 9 & 15 Notes (PowerPoint) Chapter 9 & 15 Worksheets on Commas, Colons, Semicolons, Dashes, Parallelism, Parentheticals, Faulty Subordination Grammar Superhero Project & Examples Writing #7 (Asmt, Rubric, example writings, edit sheets)
We drew inspiration from a textile fragment we bought on an auction site and sat down and developed an intricate floral pattern. This pattern resembles a mixture of clover leaves and flat parsley winding their way through nature. This floral small-scale pattern comes in a sunny but also more subtle tones, it is a perfect backdrop for calm and cosy spaces, and a perfect wallpaper for various artwork on the wall. Please note: we ship samples worldwide. For wallpaper orders outside the UK mainland, please get in touch with us via [email protected]. Roll length: 10 m – 11 yd Roll width: 52 cm – 20 ½ in Pattern repeat: 15,4 cm – 6 1/8 in Paper: matt Sample: A6 Returnable on request
The artist melds the artistic and aesthetic traditions of Korea and Paris, rendering intricately bisected landscapes where the two converge.
This is a digital image download. At full quality resolution, this painting can be printed at up to 20x35 inches. At good resolution, it can go up to 40x70 inches. If you're looking for the printed art that we ship to you, that's available at https://www.etsy.com/listing/1767589323/12x18-christian-art-print-5000-painting "When Jesus then lifted up his eyes, and saw a great company come unto him, he saith unto Philip, 'Whence shall we buy bread, that these may eat?' And this he said to prove him: for he himself knew what he would do. "Philip answered him, Two hundred pennyworth of bread is not sufficient for them, that every one of them may take a little. "One of his disciples, Andrew, Simon Peter’s brother, saith unto him, There is a lad here, which hath five barley loaves, and two small fishes: but what are they among so many? "And Jesus said, Make the men sit down. Now there was much grass in the place. So the men sat down, in number about five thousand. And Jesus took the loaves; and when he had given thanks, he distributed to the disciples, and the disciples to them that were set down; and likewise of the fishes as much as they would. "When they were filled, he said unto his disciples, Gather up the fragments that remain, that nothing be lost. Therefore they gathered them together, and filled twelve baskets with the fragments of the five barley loaves, which remained over and above unto them that had eaten. Then those men, when they had seen the miracle that Jesus did, said, This is of a truth that prophet that should come into the world.” (John 6:5-14) "Though it takes a LOT of prompts to get just the right image, we've found AI image prompt engineering to be a great tool for birthing some of the most sacred religious art we've found. Our hope is to shape these powerful tools to spread SACRED beauty, and the joyful, loving message of Jesus Christ. This AI artwork was lovingly selected to convey the message that where we see scarcity, God sees abundance. Jesus didn't expect them to provide all the food needed, but rather what they could. A single lad had enough food for Jesus to be able to work his miracle on the food. We might not feed the 5000, but we can provide loaves and fishes.
"His father's from Ghana, so culturally, his family told me not to cut it until he was three."
Another woeful reaction from the group over cross hatching! 'Too hard!' Well, can I just say the results are some of my favourite yet, as you'll see from this endless line-up of favourites. So many to choose from! Bettina Dodson Christina Booth Detta Tea Heidi Cooper Irving, age 6 Jennifer Bell Jess, age 12 Judy Watson Kate Bouman Nicky Johnston Ramona Davey Stephanie Owen Reeder Susan Hall Tanya Hempson Toni Griffiths
Searching for a strikingly unique plant? Look no further! Scientifically known as the Dizgotheca elegantissima, this houseplant is also fondly referred to as the ‘Spider Aralia’ or ‘Threadleaf Aralia’, in reference to the foliage. the leaves on the False Aralia look like they've been the victim of a bored child who sat and tore out the center of each leaf. The thin, skeleton-esque leaves are reddish green and grow dense and close enough to give the full plant a busy appearance. Even though it's mostly known for its ability to relieve allergies and sinus trouble when it can efficiently purify the environment around it, the False Aralia is also a top air-purifying plant. In the best conditions, these plants can get pretty tall, but can easily be pruned back to fit the style and size you prefer. Water when the first 2-3" of soil feels dry, stopping only when the excess liquid drains from the bottom of the planter.
**NEW UPDATE** Now includes a fill-in the blank addition that you can give students to fill-in! Do you like to give your kids a quick study guide to sleep with, eat with, and hold 24/7 before the big test day?! Well, this is it! I like to call this my "BRAIN DUMP!" This is where I sat down and dumped out all the Math 1 knowledge that would easily fit in a study guide. This study guide does not cover all of Math 1, but it hits some of the big quick topics to review. I also made it in a fun doodled aspect to keep them engaged. I like to encourage my students to break out the colored pencils and add some brightness to it! >>If you need an all-encompassing review of NC Math 1, check out my much-loved NC M1 Standards Review! Two questions per standard for a total of 92 practice questions! It is ah-mazing! ♥<< >>If you need a fun break in your Math 1 EOC review... check out my NC Math 1 EOC Digital Breakout! Your students will have a blast on a pirate-themed treasure hunt while reviewing various Math 1 concepts! It is so fun!! ♥<< Here are some of the topics covered in the Study Guide: Linear Functions Slope = Average Rate of Change Perpendicular + Parallel Lines Writing a linear equation give point + slope Regressions: Linear + Exponential (Using Desmos Only) *TI-84 steps not covered* Correlation Coefficient Residual One-Variable Statistics (Using Desmos Only) *TI-84 steps not covered* Box Plots + Histograms Skewness + Symmetry Outliers Geometric + Arithmetic Sequences (Recursive + Explicit) Systems (Quick Reminder) Properties of Exponents Examples of Radicals Coordinate Geometry Distance Formula Midpoint Formula Exponential Functions (Growth + Decay) Quadratic Functions (+Real-World Applications)
For this assignment, I had to draw the same still-life as in my previous post, but this time I had to use 3 values: black, white, and gray. The same rules applied as far as finding a good composition based on the rule of thirds and the distribution of value. I had to do the same process for this assignment too. One had to be in charcoal: The other had to be made of cut paper. It was more challenging to do the black and gray cut-outs, because if the black shapes were glued on in a slightly off or crooked position, it would throw off the position and size of the gray cut-outs. As a result, this one took me much longer to do than the black cut-out piece from my previous post.
Slovenia's Janja Garnbret defended her Olympic title in sport climbing, edging out American Brooke Raboutou on her final climb of the day for the gold medal.
We drew inspiration from a textile fragment we bought on an auction site and sat down and developed an intricate floral pattern. This pattern resembles a mixture of clover leaves and flat parsley winding their way through nature. This floral small-scale pattern comes in a sunny but also more subtle tones, it is a perfect backdrop for calm and cosy spaces, and a perfect wallpaper for various artwork on the wall. Please note: we ship samples worldwide. For wallpaper orders outside the UK mainland, please get in touch with us via [email protected]. Roll length: 10 m – 11 yd Roll width: 52 cm – 20 ½ in Pattern repeat: 15,4 cm – 6 1/8 in Paper: matt Sample: A6 Returnable on request
Size : S on tag but fits XS-S(wool a little sat) Condition: 8/10 Length: 60 cm Sleeve length: 55 cm Shoulders: 41 cm Chest: 47 cm Delivery takes 20-30 days, sometimes it can be longer, I can't control it. I ship the next day after paying for the order. Open to your offers, we can always negotiate a price or make a discount when buying several products! There may also be different times between us, so leave the required offers or just buy!
As I sat at my desk one afternoon, a sudden urge to create struck me, but I struggled to pinpoint what to draw. My gaze fell upon a small diamond-shaped
