A self-taught designer, Mathieu Challieres first exercised his creative talents in advertising. Specializing in film writing, he won awards at Cannes and spent most of his career with Publicis. At the dawn of the 2000s, he left advertising for the sake of independence and started creating objects. A hobby that has always occupied him in his spare time. His training as an art historian (he is a graduate of the Ecole du Louvre) has enabled him to acquire a whole vocabulary of forms that he spontaneously puts to use in his creations. Launched in 2006, the Volières are looking nothing alike what was created before. Now iconic, they are sold in about 40 countries worldwide. They are handmade in France, in Paris. The placement of the birds is always similar but the choice of colours varies according to the mood of the moment. Airy and cheerful, we never tire of their poetry. Please note that each lamp is unique, featuring birds in the same positions but with varying colors on each lamp.

The English language has only two tenses, the past tense and the present tense. For the sake of simplicity, the chart below calls the future a tense as well. The simple, perfect, progressive, and …

Free end of the year graduation printable for preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten and 1st Grade. **Updated on 4/5/2023 now includes 2023-2025 Years**During circle time have your students share what they would like to be when they grow up. As a small or large group activity have students color the page to...

These FREE Rain Cloud Pre-Writing Tracing Cards will help your kids develop their pre-writing and fine motor skills! The goal of the pre-writing activity is to trace the dotted lines while helping the

Do you want a hassle free way of asking your friend to be your groomsman/best man ? If you do then this is the answer for you! This print out is quick, easy and cost effective! If you want to add a more personal touch to it you can write a note on the back! The size is 7 x 5 Print out on card or paper You can even add them into a photo frame if you want it to be a keep sake for your friends! Please note this is a digital download, you will not receive a physical copy unless printed out yourself.

This Wonder novel, by R.J. Palacio character study pennant is all you need to teach and promote the memorable characters found in the book. Wonder is an amazing novel study for young readers. The Wonder pennant is a reading and writing activity. Your students will list character traits using the background organizer on the pennant. here is a pennant for each character (Auggie, Summer, Miranda, Olivia, Justin, Jack, Charlotte, Julian, Mr. Tushman) and two pennants with the book title. Your students will love the opportunity for creativity. The pennant can be used any time of the year. Give your students a relevant and modern experience while promoting kindness, anti-bullying, community, differences, tolerance, and most of all belonging. Leave the pennant up all year long! Wonder Character Study Banner Includes: Ready for you to easily line up by using the directions on how to assemble. The preview shows more! Includes: ★ pennant printables – each flag is a character. The sketchnotes style is very appealing. The line art is perfect for your students to add color and design. Here is your list! Auggie Jack Miranda Summer Justin Julian Mr. Tushman Charlotte Olivia (Via) Wonder We're All Wonders ★Classroom Décor ★Bulletin Board ★Hallway ★Showcase Display Directions are clear and explicit. Looking For More Pennant Activities? Check These Out: Women’s History Month Biography Research, Pennant, Make Your Own Pennant Banner Created by Danielle Knight, © Study All Knight ™, The Knight Stuff, LLC

“Client denied suicidal ideation.” “Client reports suicidal ideation but lacks plan or intent.” “Client reported only mild suicidal thoughts.” Many clinicians use these phrases in their clinical notes – and then say nothing else about suicide risk. Such minimalism is not good practice, for either the clinician or the client. Good documentation enables the therapist to think through his or her clinical decisions in writing and to maintain a record of treatment that other professionals working with the client (now or later) can see. These aspects of documentation clearly benefit the client. Documentation also, if done right, protects the therapist

20 Positive Behavior Rewards That Aren’t Not Food Teaching a PBIS school, we focus on positivity and creating structures where student choices are celebrated. We love focusing on the gains st…

Here are the top reasons for not writing a book. You'll see that they are really excuses you can overcome and get your book started.

Writing Worksheet – Creating Mood (PDF) I think of mood as being the expression of a setting’s personality. Depending on the narration style, mood will often be created through a character’s experiences with the setting, but it can also remain unmediated. Some of the moodiest creations have deep layers of emotion and richly-detailed and slightly sinister backdrops; Gormenghast and House of Leaves…

Check out these teaching materials for upper elementary students including task and reference cards on writing narrative hooks.

Implementing an Article of the Week program is a great way to get students engaged in reading authentic nonfiction texts. Here, I've compiled a growing list of my favorite articles to read with students organized by general topic along with a list of articles I'm using during the 2023-2024 school year (check back often; I update this monthly. I also share links directly on my Instagram and save them to highlights here). As always, it is essential to preread articles to make sure they're a good f

Item description This end of year activity is perfect for your Kindergarten to Grade 3 students to write about their memory from the school year. This activity has 6 different jars for each student to compile their sweet memories. It would be an amazing keep sake craft for them to treasure. What’s inside? 6 memory jars with different prompts with & without grade levels. 6 Jars : Memory Jar, I can draw, autographs, my sweet memories, Favorite memory(draw & write), snapshots —————————————————————————————————————————-

If you have students who say, "I don't have anything to write about" then this writing activity could definitely work for you. It lends itself to pretty much any grade level. I was actually introduced

I told her I didn’t care about the money. All I wanted to do was to focus on not getting stuck in a cubicle. I did what I was told all my life. Study hard, memorize the facts, ace the exams, go to college and graduate. All for the sake of…

Summer Lacing Cards - create your own lacing cards at home to work on your child's fine motor skills and hand coordination - perfect for preschoolers.

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Creative Writer Worksheet – I Don’t Feel Like Writing (PDF) The best way to stop procrastinating on something isn’t to find ever-more-elaborate ways to force yourself into action, it’s simply to ask yourself, “why?” Why don’t you feel like writing? I’m not going to make you. I’m just curious… Find the complete list of worksheets…

Offers a reminder about the important role dialogue plays in keeping readers interested in your characters.

I have found so many other tutorials online that i am re-pondering if i am going to repost things that are already out there rather than create new stuff. it seems like there is already so much that it might be a better use of time to have this blog be a directory of where to go for the type of work you want to do. this is from the 1927 issue of The Speedball Textbook. If anyone has questions, be sure to ask them in the comment section and I will respond. I had a request for discussion about markers and will be posting my thoughts later this week.

No matter their specific writing habits, all successful writers share core traits that form the backbone of their writing habits and eventual success.

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Download This Worksheet (PDF) Plot Twist Worksheet Nothing makes me want to race through a story more than an idea for a great plot twist! The best twists reframe the entire narrative and leave you spluttering in disbelief; Fight Club, Ender’s Game, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Birds Fall Down, and Murder on the Orient Express…

Near the end of one year and the beginning of another various articles and podcasts about New Year resolutions start popping up. They either give tips on how to make resolutions, debunk resolutions…

Writing with a small pencil is a fine motor strengthening power tool. When kids use a small pencil to write (or small crayons to color), they are building the strength in their hands, allowing for increased endurance in writing and coloring tasks. The positioning of the hand on the pencil promotes a tripod grasp and ... Read more

Creative Writer Worksheet – Writing Memoirs (PDF) This week’s worksheet is for the memoirists among us – those writers whose lives are their masterpiece. Or is that every one of us, after all? “How vain it is to sit down to write when you have not stood up to live” – Henry David Thoreau.

Creative Writer Worksheet – Self-Assessment for Writers (PDF) It’s hard to avoid a retrospective at this time of year, so I won’t try! Please use this worksheet to inspire you, and not to deride yourself for not having ticked all of the boxes. Not all metrics will apply to you! On the other hand, I…

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Here's a super easy pre-writing practice sheet to try out with your little one. Great for fine motor skills! The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! My son loves his alphabet and I'd love to see him start forming letters by himself. We tried some pre-writing practice recently by tracing over lines. Using a pen to draw anything other than scribbles can be a hard fine motor skill for little ones to manage, and I wanted to