Cyanotypes, commonly known as “sun prints”, are a very fun and immediate form of basic photography. A brief description of the process: A piece of paper is treated with a photo sensitive solu…
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SPECIFICATIONSBrand Name: lanxihaibaoOrigin: Mainland ChinaType: POSTERSupport Base: PaperMedium: Waterproof InkSubjects: Figure PaintingFrame mode: Frameless MirrorsStyle: ClassicalFrame: NoMaterial: PaperPainting core material: 150 g of refined kraft paperstyle: classicCombination: LeafletPictures form: flatsize: 42
As teachers, we demand organization. We do so much at such as fast pace we’d be in trouble if we didn’t at least try to be organized! We ask it of our students and we ask it of ourselves. That’s why I’ve gone back and looked at some of the forms I’ve created to help ... Read More about Forms, Forms, Forms!
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When we first moved into our home 42 years ago we found a large pile of discarded bottles in the top corner of the half acre of...
5-15% of schooling children have difficulties in their sensory regulation to their environment. This means that some children may have more difficulties than others in processing the differences between emotional, motion and sensory stimulations that are required for their daily living.
Wax Paper Printmaking- Painting Process Art For Kids. Explore a simple form of printmaking using materials you have on hand. Fun and easy painting activity for preschoolers, kindergartners, or elementary kids.
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Discover over 45 vestibular activities that can calm, regulate, and improve attention in your child. Plus, get vestibular exercises for...
The Shai Sconce, part of our Gami Collection, is inspired by the Japanese art of paper folding. The practice often involves folding a single sheet of paper into various forms without cutting or using adhesive. The folding process can be complex, but the end result feels effortless and possesses such beauty. We wanted to translate this concept into clay, a material that, when rolled into sheets, struggles under its own weight. After much trial and error, we were able to develop forms that embody the same graceful simplicity found in the art of origami. Available in both a left and right orientation.
Find out exactly what the tactile system is, red-flags for sensitivities and the best activities for the tactile system that kids will love.
The origin of life, formally known as abiogenesis, is the natural process by which first replicating life form arises from simple organic compounds in the
Adults with sensory processing disorder or sensory differences will find practical resources, references, and tips in this post.
Want to turn your worksheets and forms into editable documents? Here is a blog post that walks you through the process of getting it done.
I am always trying to tweak my behavior management plans. In the past, I have done a combination of group rewards, where I give tickets on a chart for great things that happen, and a
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Looking for a way to help your kiddos better understand cubic volume? Head over to my blog to read about a neat activity that really works and to grab your free sheets with volume models for practice. Math Coach’s Corner You Might Also Like:K/1 Measurement Lesson IdeaSpring Measurement Interactive Bulletin BoardMeasurement Activity: Are You A ... Read More about Volume Made Easy!
Wow!!! I don't know about you, but the past few weeks have been CRAZY!!!!! I know we havn't blogged much, but you know how it is.....classr...
