Happy Sunday, friends! Tonight I want to share with you one of my favorite Kagan structures – Stand Up, Hand Up, Pair Up (SU, HU, PU). Kagan Structures are all about cooperative learning – no…

Blend-In, Stand-Out, or Charge-Up When it comes to putting your personal signature on your kitchen remodel a popular outlet for creativity is actually right there in the electrical outlets themselves. Gone are the days when all you had were 2 basic options: white and ivory. You, the homeowner, have the chance to make improvements that … Continue reading "3 Kitchen Outlet Features Homeowners Love"

The Great One's daughter demos six eye-grabbing exercises that will raise your game.

Explore what peer pressure is with examples and scenarios. Learn about different types and effective activities to manage peer pressure in school settings.

Get moving with this Stand for the Right Sand Blocks Pattern for Singing Time! Printable lesson plan to teach this song for LDS Primary music leaders.

Crescent Lunge (Anjaneyasana) is a dynamic standing yoga pose that stretches and strengthens the whole body! Learn detailed information about this pose with this guide.

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Learn the most important paddleboarding tips and techniques for beginners, from where to paddle and what to bring, to how to fall and get back up.

What are boundaries and why are they important? Plus learn how to set healthy boundaries - includes personal boundary examples.

Yes, it is possible to kneel down and stand back up with knee arthritis! If you prepare your joints in the right way and get them used to kneeling on the

If you’re going to spend all that time working out and eating right, you might as well maximize your efforts by standing tall. Here are 10 e

Looking for a list of Children's books about Integrity? These books for the classroom teach kids about being trustworthy and fair.

(PDF) 66 SOCIAL SKILLS for KIDS Checklist + a FREE Printable Poster download. Success in social interactions & relationship building.

Check out all of these fun and creative ways to practice single leg stance with kids through play! Which one will you try today?

Sick of crunches and planks? Roger that. Instead, try these ab exercises standing up as part of your strength training routine.

Do you have a hideous orange fence? I couldn't stand ours and transformed it using a new grey-brown stain color. Come see what a difference it made!

Tone and sculpt long, lean leg muscle at home with these 7 great exercises! This workout includes bodyweight moves only - no equipment required.

Active Students? Try Scoot! The game, Scoot, can be played a number of ways for a variety of reasons. Here are the basics of the game, a few suggestions, and a freebie!

A complete guide to chair exercises for seniors. We've put together an in-depth resource that covers everything that you can use today!

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Is your teacher assistant resume in a class all its own, or could it use some extra attention? Learn to make your resume stand out for an assistant teacher position.

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Learn how to take perfect nail pics for your Instagram. See how I used good lighting, subtle editing and unique poses to get great photos!

We tend to curve our back which is a very bad posture to be in. Here are eleven strategies to improve your posture problem, for good posture and better health.

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On the 10th of December 2018 the world celebrates the 70th anniversary of the adoption of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights. This Declaration is a milestone document in the history of human rights. Drafted by representatives with different legal and cultural backgrounds from all regions of the world, the Declaration was proclaimed by...

This product is sure to help your students become independent problem solvers, and more importantly, create a tattle-free and bully-free classroom environment! Use the recommended literature to take your students on a ride up and down the Conflict Escalator. Included in this product: ✌Conflict Escalator/De-escalator (book response activity sheets): Use these as a great visual to help students understand the actions that were taken by the characters in the story that caused them to go up and down the conflict escalator. ✌The ABCDs of Solving a Conflict (poster): When students have recognized that they are in a conflict, this poster will help them to remember the steps to take to go down the escalator. ✌What to say when going down the Conflict Escalator (poster): Each student in the conflict takes turns reading the conversation prompts on this poster to guide them as they resolve their conflict. ✌Conflict Resolution Solution Posters: Students look over these posters to decide which solution is best to help them resolve their conflict. ✌Conflict vs Bullying Poster/Scenario Sorting Activity: Use this poster and corresponding activity to prompt a discussion to help children understand the differences. ✌Pledge Certificate: Encourage the students in your class to sign the Pledge Certificate and make a promise to "Stand Up" to bullying. ===================================================== A great companion to this product to enhance your character education curriculum is: Character Education {Brag Tags & Poster Pack} ===================================================== Thanks for stopping by! Connect with Snips, Snails, & Teacher Tales Facebook Fan Page Instagram My Pinterest Boards Terms of Use Copyright © Melanie Redden (Snips, Snails, & Teacher Tales). All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY.

So you want to teach your 5 year old how to play soccer? You have come to the right place! I have come up with 26 fun and age appropriate drills.

Using brain-based learning strategies & playful stories, Secret Stories® phonics approach helps students remember sounds to letter patterns. Here are examples of r controlled vowels, th digraph & more.

What are the best exercises to strengthen your core? Increase strength, function, and performance with these 10 great exercises!

Special needs children may struggle to maintain personal space when talking to others or when they are upset. The student may stand too close to another person or even grab at them when they are talking. The student may take things that they want without asking. Also, physical aggression may be shown when a child does not know how to communicate his/her frustration or anger. Fortunately, special needs children can learn about and maintain personal space through books/discussions, fun exercises, and hands-on activities. It is important to lead discussions about personal space. A teacher can do this by simply talking about different scenarios, by acting them out with assistants, or by reading a book. It's important to let students know that it can be scary when we invade each other's personal space. It can make it hard to make friends, and it can get them into trouble for breaking classroom rules. After talking about personal space, it is important to follow-up with an exercise or activity. Diagrams are a nice way to show which physical boundaries are appropriate. It gives the student a concrete image of what is appropriate and what is not appropriate. Another fun activity is to have the student stand in an open area. Have them put their arms straight out and spin around in a circle. It gives them a feel for their own personal space. I'd love to hear your ideas on this topic!! Click here for your diagram freebie!

The Internet is loaded with great videos. But holding students accountable for watching is a challenge. Without standing right over students, how do you know if they're really watching?

Because why not add a piece of Karlie's workout routine to yours?