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Ciao! Het is een gehaakt pastafeest met farfalle (vlinderdas), fettuccine, penne lisc (glad), penne rigate (gegroefd), ravioli en tortellini! Deze patronen zijn een van mijn favorieten en zijn zoals altijd origineel en de eerste in zijn soort! **Deze aanbieding is voor de PATRONEN en niet voor de voltooide items. **Dit patroon is alleen in het Engels geschreven volgens Amerikaanse standaardvoorwaarden. **Je moet weten hoe je een geschreven patroon moet lezen. Mijn patronen zijn geschreven volgens Amerikaanse industrienormen. Bezoek mijn website op CoaceticCrocheter.com voor gratis patronen waarmee je vertrouwd raakt met mijn patronen. *Vaardigheidsniveau Beginner Je moet weten hoe je een geschreven patroon volledig kunt lezen zonder dat je stapsgewijze foto-instructies nodig hebt. *Vereiste kennis ac = verstelbare cirkel, fhdc = half stokje, een steek maken in de achterste ribbel van een losse *Garen Gehaakte draad van elke maat 10 (foto) Tante Lydia's® klassieke haakgaren *Afgewerkte metingen Alle afgebeelde stukken zijn tussen de 1"/ 2,54 cm en 2" / 5,08 cm *Er zijn geen verzendkosten. Zodra de betaling is bevestigd, kan het patroon in pdf-indeling onmiddellijk worden gedownload op de Etsy-aankopenpagina. De link om het patroon te downloaden, wordt ook via e-mail verzonden. *Deze patronen vallen onder het copyright van Coacetic Crocheter ©. Dit zijn originele patronen. Ik heb veel tijd besteed aan het maken ervan en probeer het eigendom ervan te behouden. Ongeautoriseerde reproductie en distributie, geheel of gedeeltelijk, van dit patroon of deze inhoud is niet toegestaan. Het voltooide gehaakte item dat op basis van dit patroon is gemaakt, mag echter worden gereproduceerd en verkocht. *Ik help je graag verder als je vragen hebt over het patroon! * Houd contact met mij op Instagram voor de nieuwste projecten en inspiratie. Ik zou graag je projecten zien, dus tag me! @CopaceticCrocheter - Grazie, Normalynn

This resource contains six ancient Greece learning stations that students can rotate through in small groups. Each learning station (or center) is designed to give students engaging and exciting learning experiences to practice, enrich, review, and enhance their learning. Students will visit each station with a small group and complete ancient Greece activities. Here’s the fun part! During the learning stations, students will create an accordion book to showcase their learning. They’ll “build” foldable parts of a Parthenon accordion book while they progress through the stations. Then, when they complete all their work, they’ll put together the accordion book to showcase their learning in a fun and interactive way! Working both independently and with their small groups, students will have multiple opportunities to develop their understanding of ancient Greece while they investigate its geography, religion, accomplishments, politics, economics, and society. ABOUT THE LEARNING STATIONS: The ancient Greece learning centers or stations are based on the Common Core elements for Social Studies: Geography, Religion, Achievements, Politics/Government, Economy, and Society Station 1: Geography - Students learn about the geography of ancient Greece as they label and color in a map & complete guided notes. Station 2: Religion - At this station students learn about the religion of ancient Greece. First, they’ll read a passage. Then, students will doodle icons for Greek deities. Station 3: Achievements - Students read a series of reading cards to learn about 6 of ancient Greece’s significant achievements. Then, they collect facts to add to a chart. Station 4: Politics - Students will learn about the Greek government in their small groups. Then, they’ll use their knowledge to piece together facts that have been separated. Station 5: Economy - At this station students will learn about the economy of ancient Greece. They’ll answer questions and even design currency for a city-state. Station 6: Society - Students will learn about the class structure in ancient Greece’s civilization. They’ll fill in guided notes and complete a social class chart. All Stations: Vocabulary – Students will travel with a vocabulary tracker to each learning station. They’ll collect critical vocabulary and record the definitions as they work. ABOUT THE INTERACTIVE PARTHENON ACCORDION BOOK Students will easily create a Parthenon accordion book. Each page that they complete during the learning centers will be glued together to create the book. Then, they’ll add a Parthenon cover and end page to make an expandable display of their learning! The accordion books make awesome classroom displays and easily fold to fit inside students’ folders! INCLUDED IN THIS DETAILED RESOURCE: This resource is absolutely turn-key! Everything you need is included! Station Implementation Guide Station Grade Tracker Station Vocabulary Worksheet Station Table Labels (6) Teacher Resources - Detailed Station Overview and Set-Up Guides (7) Station Materials (reading passages, directions, reading cards, maps, student directions, station pieces, accordion book worksheets) Step-by-Step guide for make the Parthenon accordion book Keys (for all station activities) You might also like... Geography Doodle Vocabulary – 50 Words! Ancient Mesopotamia Learning Stations and 3-D Ziggurat - Ancient Egypt Learning Stations and Interactive Sphinx Poster Speech Analysis Unit --- Reading, Analyzing, Researching, Presenting Classroom Decor Pack - Black and Gold Following is Fun! Get the inside scoop on all store discounts, free products, and product launches. Just click the green “Follow Me” star under my store name on this page or click the green “Follow Me” star on my store homepage. Let’s Stay in Touch! Blog Pinterest Facebook Instagram *** Click HERE to receive the Brain Waves Instruction Newsletter filled with exclusive FREEBIES and Teaching Tips! Thanks! Brain Waves Instruction

Mention the word "norse" and it is sure to conjure up images of vikings, dragon ships, and trolls. But in order to understand Norse magic, it is essential to become familiar with Norse mythology and Norse paganism, the pre-Christian spiritual tradition of the Northern Europeans.

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In our classroom we have been learning all about prepositions. I usually hate teaching grammar, but these hands-on reading units have made it so much more fun! Pinterest I started off by introducing prepositions with a song… These songs were PERFECT!! If you play them, be prepared for a classroom of little singers that will […]

hile you might not find any particular use for Morse code in your daily life, learning Morse is a fun and engaging hobby you can share with gramps and an interesting man skill to possess.

When a non-knitting colleague or friend sees me knitting with an open pattern in front of me, they’ll often take a quick glance and ask if I’m a) taking a multiple choice test or b) cracking a code. I always get a good laugh because, in some ways, they’re absolutely right! If I’m knitting

This week has been crammed packed with fractions and contractions!! Two of my favorites to teach I might add. Of course we had to do "contraction surgery"! So fun! {I'm am soooo not an artist so they just got posted on an anchor chart} This idea came from Cara over at The First Grade Parade. {I get tons of ideas from her!} After a quick introduction it was time for some craftivities that will help them remember which words make up which contractions. We started off by making "contraction kites". The students wrote the contraction on the kite, the 2 words on the bows, and a sentence using the contraction on the cloud. We have made contraction kites for several years now, but there are so many other ways on Pinterest on how you can take the same idea and adjust it to fit any skill. If you would like the template for the kite click HERE. {very simple drawing by me, the NOT so artistic teacher, but Hey! it got the job done} We also made "contraction caterpillars". The students chose 4 contractions of their choice. They recorded the contraction on the caterpillar body and the 2 corresponding words on the legs. If you would like the template for the caterpillar click HERE. {Another very simple drawing by me} We have also been working on fractions this week. LOVE teaching fractions!! We started off by learning about equal and not equal parts. We sorted random shapes cut into different pieces into equal and not equal. You might recognize this from last year's fraction post. We also completed "fractionpillars" and "If you give a mouse a cookie" fraction activities as we did last year. The "fractionpillar" idea came from Cara over at The First Grade Parade. {I wasn't kidding when I said I get TONS of ideas from her, just fabulous stuff!} For some reason I didn't get a snap of those, but I will post later. Last week we were learning about U.S symbols. The 2 we focused on were the Bald Eagle and Liberty Bell as well as the Statue of Liberty. After reading non-fiction books found in our schools library and a short United Streaming video, it was time to record facts we had learned about each of them. For the liberty bell, they simply recorded facts about the bell they remembered from the text. {I pre-cut the bells for my kiddos so I don't have a template, sorry} For the bald eagles, I found this cute craftivity on pinterest and had to check it out! After following a few links it led me to Mrs. Lirette's Learning Dectectives. I found this wonderful eagle research! You have to check it out if you are planning to study bald eagles! Fabulous research ideas and recording sheets! They cut an oval for the body and traced their hands for the wings, added white on the face and 2 googly eyes and VIOLA! The cutest bald eagle you have ever seen! YAY for a 4 day week next week AND the week after {Monday is a bad weather day for us} Love Easter! Bring on the egg hunts! My in-laws church is bringing in a helicopter to drop 5,000 Easter eggs! That's one mega Easter egg hunt!! Hope ya'll have wonderful weekend and fabulous Easter!

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Have you ever heard of foot shape genealogy? It is a concept out of the 19th century that still has some adherents today. It is based on the belief that the shape of your foot can tell you one of five ancient ethnic groups to which your ancestors belonged. Here is what you need to know about it.

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Using the Matariki star cluster as a context for learning can cover many different subjects. Matariki is also known as the Pleiades, and it is a widely recognised star cluster around the globe.

“Victoria” is a very precious shawl that needs some advanced knowledge in lace knitting. But in the end you will be rewarded with a wonderful result. The knitted part of the shawl is surrounded by a simple diamond border. The shawl’s center contains a lower and an upper border as well as an interesting star pattern. All lace patterns are charted. At last the whole shawl is surrounded by a floral crochet border. So you should know how to work single crochets, treple crochets and chains. Pattern is available in English and German! Yarn 2 ply lace yarn to obtain gauge: approx 1500 yds Sample is shown in Rowan “Kid Silk Haze” (70 % mohair and 30 % silk; 229 yards / 25 g), color #595 (liqueur) Needles US 6 (4 mm) needles or any size to obtain gauge 4 mm crochet hook 2 stitch markers Gauge 16 sts and 22 rows = 4” in star pattern with 4 mm needle Measurements Approx. 71” x 29.5” (180 x 75 cm) “Victoria” ist ein sehr luxuriöses Tuch, das fortgeschrittene Kenntnisse im Stricken von Lacemustern erforder. Aber am Ende wird man mit einem wunderbaren Ergebnis belohnt. Der gestrickte Teil des Tuchs wird von einer einfachen Rautenbordüre umrahmt. Die Tuchmitte besteht aus einer unteren und oberen Bordüre und einem interessanten Sternchenmuster. Alle Lacemuster sind in Strickschriften dargestellt. Zum Schluss wird das Tuch noch mit einer floralen Bordüre umhäkelt. Man sollte also wissen, wie man feste Maschen, Luftmaschen und Doppelstäbchen häkelt. Die Anleitung ist auf deutsch und englisch erhältlich. Garn 2fädiges Lacegarn: ca 1500 m Das Modell auf den Fotos wurde aus “Kid Silk Haze” von Rowan gestrickt. (70 % Mohair und 30 % Seide; 210 m/ 25 g), Farbe #595 (liqueur) Material Rundstricknadel Nr. 4,0 4 mm Häkelnadel 2 Maschenmarkierer Maschenprobe 16 M und 22 Reihen = 10 x 10 cm im Sternchenmuster mit Nd Nr. 4,0 Maße ca. 180 cm x 75 cm

Homophone anchor chart for upper elementary students! Students write the other spelling of the homophone on the FREE handout linked to this blog post!

If you received a bouquet of flowers from a colleague, friend or co-worker your first move may be to thank them and find a pretty vase to display them in. However, if you were living in the 19th century you may have just received a hidden message.

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This illustration is from the public domain book, The Book of Knowledge, The Children’s Encyclopedia, Edited by Arthur Mee and Holland Thompson, Ph. D., Vol II, Copyright 1912, The Grolier Society of New York. The original copyright for these books was 1899. This is page 569, "Little Verses for Very Little People"

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When I was younger, I remember how my mother brought the entire children encyclopedia for me so that I could gain knowledge about space and do certain activities. I remember stumbling upon a book that said making things. I went through the book and...