Need some painted senior overalls ideas? Here are 27 insanely cute and creative senior overalls ideas to DIY and impress your friends!
Award-winning photographer Rebecca Danzenbaker shares her post-photoshoot workflow for her photography sessions.
Ideas for planning Senior Night for high school athletics: football, volleyball, soccer, cheer, tennis, basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball, lacrosse & more.
No matter what path your almost-grown child chooses next, it’s hard to be heading into the end of this phase of parenting.
Ideas for planning Senior Night for high school athletics: football, volleyball, soccer, cheer, tennis, basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball, lacrosse & more.
Ideas to help you plan an epic Senior Sunrise that unites the class as they embark on their senior year!
Ideas for planning Senior Night for high school athletics: football, volleyball, soccer, cheer, tennis, basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball, lacrosse & more.
Hello, I'm Jamie. I'm a newborn, family and high school senior photographer. Swaddled newborns, babies sitting in baskets, families saturated in love, relaxed, genuine high school senior posing, these are my favorite things!
High school talent shows have a way of making us laugh, be entertained, and blown away by the talented young people have. A group of high school seniors decided to put a spin on their performance that made the audience laugh out loud. We see a line of chairs on the stage, and it isn’t
Whether the travel is with family or friends, these unforgettable senior trip ideas will mark this important milestone in your graduate's life.
Preparing for College Checklist for High School Seniors with free printable college preparation checklists. What to do to be prepared for college applications.
Here's a parent's bucket list for senior year, perhaps better thought of as the Last Call List with everything I want to do before graduation.
If the thought of introducing Shakespeare gives you hives, think about hosting a Shakespearean insults lesson to introduce the bard.
This is your last year of high school and you want to celebrate it by wearing senior jeans? Here are 17 outstanding senior jeans ideas to copy
Teaching Shakespeare can be a rewarding experience, and incorporating creativity into your approach can make the material more engaging for students. Here are seven creative ways to begin a unit on William Shakespeare or a unit that studies his literature... 1. Create a scavenger hunt with facts related to Shakespeare's life, works, and the Elizabethan era. Hide or hang the facts around the classroom or school. Then, have students hunt for the facts. As they find each fact, have them add the information to their notes as they build background on Shakespeare. This activity gets students up and moving while providing them a historical base for their Shakespeare studies. Need ready-made facts? Find them here! 2. Have students choose a character from one of Shakespeare's plays and write a modern-day monologue for that character. This activity allows students to connect with the characters on a personal level and showcase their understanding of the language and themes. 3. Make learning about Shakespeare especially engaging with a doodle poster. Have students fill the poster with facts about William Shakespeare. Then, have students glue the pages together to make an extra-long infographic. As students color in their doodle poster, they'll be exposed to facts one more time. This activity makes building background creative and fun. Grab a ready-made doodle poster HERE. 4. Ask students to imagine that Shakespeare and his characters had social media profiles. They can create Facebook pages, Instagram accounts, or Twitter feeds for characters like Romeo, Juliet, or Hamlet. This activity encourages creativity and helps students relate Shakespearean themes to contemporary communication. 5. Give students a chance to investigate one of Shakespeare's sonnet. You can assign a sonnet or have students choose one of their own. Then, guide them through analyzing the poem with a Doodle Poem Analysis one-pager. This guide makes analyzing the poem approachable and creative. It's also a great way to get students to share their poem analysis with others. You can download the FREE Doodle Poetry Analysis HERE. 6. Use a simple craft like this "Will's Quill" activity to get students learning about Shakespeare. First, have them research facts about Shakespeare. They should also find a quote that they like from Shakespeare. Students will add their work to feather shapes. Then, they'll cut out and glue the feathers together to make a quill just like one William Shakespeare would have used. Find everything you need to do this activity HERE. 7. Devote a day to immerse students in the Elizabethan era. Encourage them to come dressed in costumes from that time, play Renaissance music, and even serve Elizabethan-inspired snacks. This thematic approach can set the stage for a deeper exploration of Shakespeare's works. ----------------------------------------------------------- These ideas are designed to make learning about Shakespeare fun and relatable. Taking the time to make Shakespeare approachable can be a great way to foster a lifelong appreciation for his work. I hope you give some of these ideas a try. (And don't forget get to save a TON of TIME with the William Shakespeare Doodle and Do resource!) Thanks for stopping by, Mary Beth P.S. Find more ways to make learning fun here.
High school athletics, celebrations and events aren't always possible without fundraisers! Here are over 30 fundraising ideas for high school sports teams, clubs, groups and classes.
Ideas for celebrating high school seniors including senior night, senior activities, homecoming, car parades, senior sunrise, senior pictures, yearbook ads and graduation.
Ideas for planning Senior Night for high school athletics: football, volleyball, soccer, cheer, tennis, basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball, lacrosse & more.
Senior Quotes to elevate your yearbook! Express your style and commemorate this special chapter with words that leave a lasting impression.
Looking for ways to decorate your overalls for senior year? Here are 15 of the cutest senior overalls ideas that you'll want to recreate.
This is your last year of high school and you want to celebrate it by wearing senior jeans? Here are 17 outstanding senior jeans ideas to copy
Dreading teaching Shakespeare? Don't know where to look for great resources? Check out our list of 5 free resources to teach Shakespeare.
This cute and comfy sweatshirt is a great gift choice for any high school or college senior or grad. Available in various sizes, two styles (crewneck and hoodie) and multiple colors. Option to customize the sleeve with a name, school, initials, etc. Perfect gift for birthday, holidays and graduation. Grad Gift, New Grad Gift, Graduation Sweatshirt, College Graduation, Graduation Gift, High School Graduation, Christmas gift for Grad, Senior Night "SENIOR" will be embroidered in the preppy arched font, with a cute and trendy coquette bow embroidered below. You may also customize with text of your choice below the bow. Also includes a name or text of your choice along with a bow embroidered on the sleeve near the cuff. Our high quality embroidery ensures that the shirt will last a long time, unlike screen printing or heat transfer vinyl which may fade or peel. This item is for a unisex fit Gildan crew neck sweatshirt. Please refer to the size chart for measurements to ensure a correct fit. This comfy and cozy crew neck sweatshirt features: - 8 oz.(US) 13.3 oz.(CA), 50/50 preshrunk cotton/polyester - Heather Sport colors: 60/40 polyester/cotton - Air jet yarn = softer feel and reduced pilling - Double needle stitching at shoulder, armhole, neck, waistband and cuffs - 1 x 1 rib with spandex
A guide to senior yearbooks ads including what they are, how they're created and how to create your own stunning yearbook ad
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The ultimate senior year bucket list: More than 50 things to do before graduating from high school to make the most of senior year!
In your senior year of high school? Check out this list of 50 things to do to maximize your final year of high school.
Mom, if you have a high school senior...you're in for a rough year. And you know that! There will be many "lasts" that happen this year, including the last game, the last time in a school uniform, the last championship. Many of my clients are high school seniors who play varsity sports and that is one of my favorite things to include for senior pictures! Don't let this opportunity slip by without getting some amazing senior pictures for your athlete.
The ultimate senior year bucket list. Fun, memorable, sentimental things to do your senior year of high school.
my favorite books; both fiction & non-fiction. Here's a list of my life-changing must-reads that Christians should read before graduating high school!
These fabulous senior portrait ideas are just perfect for capturing your graduate's big milestone! They grow up so fast, don't they? So why not make the most of their last year of high school with some truly creative and unique senior picture ideas? You will love looking back at these special moments year after year, and they are sure to make your heart swell with pride. RELATED: Graduation Cap Photo Prop and Yard Sign {free printables} Celebrate the unique spirit of the high school senior year with these versatile and creative photo ideas that are perfect for commemorating this significant
A colorful, printable September–May calendar to help you guide your senior through the college application process and beyond.
Preparing for College Checklist for High School Seniors with free printable college preparation checklists. What to do to be prepared for college applications.
"My senior is pulling away from me." I hear this from so many moms, and I feel ya! Every year it happens. I'm dreading it happening for a third time...
Make your child's senior year of high school extra special with a few of these graduation traditions for parents and families.
Have you been playing with the idea of a senior project for high school students? Maybe you know the importance of a senior experience - the importance of college career readiness - but aren't sure where to begin, don't know what works, or don't have the time to create resources. Does that sound like you? Yes!? This comprehensive senior project for high school juniors and seniors does the work for you! A senior experience that prepares students for life after high school is exciting, interesting, confidence-building, and essential for life beyond school. The experience is entirely created and laid out for you, immediately ready for use. All you have to do is print or share the resources digitally. "An excellent set of resources for teaching seniors either in person or in self-paced mode. This represents (and saves) countless hours of work and thought." - Andrea R. 12th grade WHAT TO EXPECT: Editable Google Slides Syllabus Personal Learning Plan: Your seniors (or juniors) start this senior experience by developing a senior-year personal learning plan that is individualized to their postsecondary interests, needs, goals, and aspirations. Career Exploration PBL: Students then explore careers through project-based learning. 21st-Century Skills Portfolio: Throughout the senior experience, students develop 21st-century skills and showcase those experiences using the 21st C. skills portfolio included in this bundle. Skill-building activities are not included in the bundle. Community Action Project: Learners develop skills and pump up their resumes by planning and leading their own community action projects related to their career interests. Career Portfolio: Finally, students build a career portfolio that reflects a culmination of experiences and qualifications for their career of interest. BONUS: Develop and Start a Business - This is a fun add-on, not a requirement. Some of your kids may be pursuing entrepreneurship, and this is a good resource to support that aspiration. FREE Resources Included: A recommended syllabus for this experience as well as an implementation spreadsheet to help you keep track of student progress. The bundle as a whole includes all of the materials that you and your students need to confidently send students off into the world after graduation. ⭐️ IMPORTANT NOTE: The preview goes into specific detail about each and every resource included in this bundle. It also offers advice about using this product. If you still have questions after reviewing the preview, please ask. I would love to walk through the logistics of this product to help you determine if it's a good fit. EACH RESOURCE INCLUDES: ✅ Teacher guide for seamless and low prep facilitation and implementation ✅ A digital and printable version for various learning styles ✅ Student templates that guide and scaffold the experience in a way that encourages independent and productive learning ✅. Reflection questions ✅ Rubrics (except for the personal learning plan) ✅. Personal learning plans and career portfolios ARE editable. HOW TO USE THIS RESOURCE: - This is a great bundle for a senior-specific seminar - Great for a career class for juniors and/or seniors - Great for adults! - Best used over a year or full session (such as a semester). ⭐️ If you are not in need of this entire bundle, or don't feel that you have the time for all of it, you can browse individual resources related to college and career readiness and senior projects here. ⭐️ This resource is best used over the course of a year or semester. If you are under a time constraint, consider purchasing the career exploration PBL/career portfolio mini-bundle instead. More College and Career Resources by Experiential Learning Depot: High School PBL Resume Builders Exploring Careers in Demand: Project-Based Learning Helpful Blog Posts: Examples of High School Senior Projects in Action! How to Implement Senior Projects using the Senior Experience Bundle Top Ten Resume Builders for Students This senior experience measures college and career readiness based on the following targets: Goals and Expectations: Knowledge of college and career pathway options Knowledge of personal interests and skills and related pathways Personal goals and aspirations Academic success and employability skills Pathways and Supports: Work and context-based learning experiences Cross-disciplinary connections Individualized learning Exploring college and career options Setting goals for post-secondary pathways Guidance on post-secondary transitions Outcomes and Measures: Course performance Course completion Progress toward credentials Industry certification Interested in new resource alerts, freebies, tips, tricks, and more? Click the green star for new resource alerts Newsletter Blog Instagram Pinterest Facebook. 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