Examples of sayings to write in thank you cards. Use these to inspire you on what to write in a thank you note or card. Ideas include funny, sincere, gift, and general thank you messages.
Free LDS General Conference Printable with updated 2018 Apostles and Prophet and info on the back
Card Making Techniques Vol 14 is packed with 5 paper craft techniques you will find fun to use. Works great for other paper craft projects too
These 5 task card ideas are a great way to incorporate review games for middle school and high school students. Classroom games are a great way to engage...
Hand printed linocut 6x6 inch card with cream envelope. Blank inside for your own message. The good quality card is available in two colours, white or brown, with a cream envelope. This is an original design carved into lino which has been printed using black ink and hand coloured using acrylic. Each card is printed individually and so very slight variations might occur in the ink. These cards make great general occasion, birthday or Easter cards and also look great in a small frame after their message has been appreciated. Thank you for supporting independent artists
We all love pretty papers right? You wouldn't be a papercrafter without it. Well take a look at this very pretty Flight & Airy Desig...
Use these four great classroom time savers to help you stay on track with your schedule, teach more efficiently, and save your sanity.
Make hand stitched greetings cards with free card stitching patterns and a step-by-step paper embroidery tutorial.
What is Oral Language? Oral Language skills are an important component of language development. It is made up of at least five key components (Moats 2010) including phonological skills, pragmatics, syntax, morphological skills, and vocabulary. Students need opportunities throughout the day to practice their speaking and listening skills. For English Language Learners this is particularly important
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Free Printable Tarot Card Coloring Pages PDF. All 22 Cards Of The Major Arcana. BONUS Blank Tarot Card Templates To Design Your Own Cards
As we bid farewell to 2023, let's take a look at some of the most popular card making projects we featured this year. It's been a year filled with ideas,
As a kid, I was rough on my body. There's a scar on my foot from the time I attempted to slam the door in my sister's face...and forgot to move my foot out of
This fractured card, or faux shutter card as it is sometimes called, looks complicated but it really easy if you do it the way we are showing here. This truck
Inside: These symmetry puzzle printables are a fun way for preschoolers to work on balance! Symmetry is when an object looks the exact same on one side as the other. These printable cards are a fun way to build classification skills while also paying attention to balance. They are fun to use during centers time at...Read More
Let's make an easy and unique teacher's appreciation gift! Check out our FREE All About Teacher Coloring Card. Just print, color, and write details about your teacher!,
Before diving into a plants unit or animals unit, I think it’s good to spend a little time exploring living vs. non-living. This helps learners have a clear understanding of how living things work. And that’s exactly what this free living vs non-living learning pack can help you do. By the way, you may also like ... Read More about Living vs Non-Living Learning Pack
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Rhythm pattern cards are a great way to teach new rhythmic concepts, reinforce familiar patterns, and build that all-important music vocabulary (the ability to understand and create your own musical patterns and sequences). There are lots of different types of rhythm pattern cards out there - some
As a teacher, there is so much to do when it comes to setting up the classroom, that it is hard to know where to start! Over the course of my first six years of teaching middle school math, a few of these classroom projects have become staples in my classroom. In this post, I plan to share a few of these ideas. (1) Assignment Notebook Board The first thing my middle school students do (or should be doing!) when they come to class is fill out their assignment notebooks. With some ruler tape that I found at Office Max, I created this assignment notebook board. The number 1 on each day is for what we do in class. The number 2 on each day is any homework that is assigned. For example the 1 might be "Multiply Fractions" and the 2 might be "Pg 232 hw (due tmw)." (2) Math is Everywhere Board I have written about this project in a few other posts, but it is one of my all time favorites to start the year! I have two bulletin boards in my classroom. This one gets filled with these tiles. Students must show how they see math in the real world on their tile. On the back of their tile, they must write a paragraph explaining how math is seen in the topic that they chose! You can click HERE for a free set of the bulletin board letters! (3) Challenge of the Week Many of you have already seen or tried out the Challenge of the Week in your classroom! I have loved seeing the pictures! Each week, I put up a new challenge problem. They are optional and students have until the end of the day on Thursday to turn it in. Anyone who gets it correct gets a small prize on Friday when we go over the answer! Both the 6th Grade Challenge of the Week Problems and the 8th Grade Challenge of the Week Problems are FREE in my TpT store. Enjoy! (4) Teacher Book Shelf My teacher book shelf took on some major changes recently. I started with this new way of organizing all of my math workshop materials. I decided to organize them more by the type of game, rather than by the topic like I had done in the past. I cleared these shelves off and organized them in these containers that I had ordered a few years ago. If you are looking for the materials and resources that I use for math workshop, be sure to check out my Math Mega Bundle (Upper Elementary/Middle School) and my Math Mega Bundle (8th Grade Math). Below these containers, I have two shelves with labels for Monday through Friday. This is where I put all of my plans and resources that I will be using for the coming week. This has been a useful way to stay organized and prepared throughout the week! As you can see, I am not quite ready for the first week of school... On the bottom of these shelves are my task cards, which very well could be the hardest resource when it comes to organization! I found these containers at Michaels. They have worked out pretty well. I have two sets of task cards that I use throughout each school year for each grade level. I have a regular set of task cards and then a set of enrichment task cards. Each set takes up two of these containers. Teaching two different grades means I end up with 8 of these containers, which is pretty manageable! Check out the links below if you are interested in the task cards for each grade level! 6th Grade Math Task Cards Bundle 6th Grade Math Enrichment Task Cards Bundle 7th Grade Math Task Cards Bundle 7th Grade Math Enrichment Task Cards Bundle 8th Grade Math Task Cards Bundle 8th Grade Math Enrichment Task Cards Bundle (5) Bulletin Board (Number 2) My second bulletin board is filled with some routine-oriented and expectation posters. I made these the last few years. The colored math workshop poster shows where students of each group should be at any given time. The homework data chart is where we record our homework data. As a class, we figure out what percentage of homework we turn in on time each day. Over the course of the year, we graph these and look at trends. It also becomes a fun competition between classes! (6) Bobblehead Collection I started my bobblehead collection a while ago and it has just grown ever since! Students enjoy seeing them and it is a fun way for students to get to know me and my interest in baseball! My wife and I are trying to get to all 30 MLB stadiums, and recently made it to Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City. Luckily it was a bobblehead giveaway, so the Kevin Appier Royals bobblehead is the most recent addition to the collection!
Here is an awesome MINION Craft for you! Hattifant's MINION Endless Card - make a neverending card with me. A coloring and crafting fun for all Minion Fans.
Instead of throwing away your old holiday cards here are some creative ways to repurpose old cards and use them in craft projects
What should you include in a your wedding program? What are the coolest wedding program designs? We're here to help you with the coolest ideas we could find
Grab these super cute, Zoo Animals Count to 10 Clip cards to ehlp children improve counting skills with a fun zoo theme math activity.
Kids will love to play with these counting bears printable pattern for pretend play, patterns, sorting, counting and more. These bears are a must have for every homeschool or busy bag collection. This freebie contains follow the pattern printable cards and complete the pattern printable cards. They coordinate perfectly with these bears and your kids will love the games.
Subitizing is a key part of developing strong math skills. Here are a variety of games you can play with your children to help them develop these skills.
This was another game i made for our primary class, but you could use it for Family Home Evening. I love how it teaches the kids to recogni...
Fact families are a great visual for helping children see the connection between addition and subtraction. Add these fact family houses to your math center!
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A new school year usually means a new teacher, new expectations, and new routines, so our students sometimes don't respond as we'd hoped when we try to get
O Louco apareceu na sua tiragem de tarot e não sabe o que quer dizer? Descubra os significados dessa carta e como interpretá-la.
