Dive into the world of Paneer Tikka Masala, where grilled paneer cubes party in a tangy, creamy curry that's bound to make your taste buds do a happy dance! It's a flavor fiesta that'll leave you craving for more – because who says vegetarian can't be fun and fabulously tasty?
Embark on a journey of historical exploration with our Document Analysis Graphic Organizer, expertly designed to deepen students' comprehension of historical texts. This interactive graphic organizer utilizes the HAPPY acronym to provide a structured approach to historical document analysis. It serves as an invaluable addition to educators' resources, offering the flexibility of digital or print use. Developed using Google Slides, this versatile resource can be assigned digitally, printed, or seamlessly integrated into various interactive teaching platforms. Key Features: Structured Document Analysis: The graphic organizer employs the HAPPY acronym, guiding students through a comprehensive examination of historical documents. Format Versatility: With the convenience of Google Slides, this resource adapts to your preferred teaching style, whether digital or traditional. Enhanced Critical Thinking: Encourage students to delve into historical context, audience, purpose, point of view, and document impact, fostering in-depth comprehension. How to Use: Elevate Historical Comprehension: Integrate this graphic organizer into your lessons to empower students to uncover the intricacies of historical texts using the HAPPY approach. Format Flexibility: Assign the graphic organizer digitally, print it for traditional use, or seamlessly incorporate it into interactive teaching platforms for enhanced engagement. Comprehensive Analysis: The HAPPY acronym methodically guides students through an in-depth examination of historical documents. Breaking Down HAPPY: H - Historical Context: Explore when and where the source was created and consider the significant events of that time, shedding light on its meaning. A - Audience: Analyze the original intended audience and its potential impact on the document's meaning. P - Purpose: Investigate the purpose behind the document's creation, understanding the objectives it sought to achieve. P - Point of View: Uncover the identity of the document's creator and recognize their personal perspectives that may influence the content. Y - Why: Examine the document's impact on popular arguments surrounding the subject, its reflection of continuity or change over time, and its limitations. Why Choose Our Document Analysis Graphic Organizer: Deeper Historical Comprehension: The HAPPY approach facilitates a thorough examination, enhancing students' understanding of historical texts. Format Adaptability: Whether digital or print, this resource seamlessly integrates into your teaching style. Critical Thinking Enhancement: Encourage students to explore historical context, audience, purpose, point of view, and impact, fostering in-depth comprehension. Empower your students to embrace historical exploration with the Document Analysis Graphic Organizer - HAPPY Approach to Historical Understanding. Transform your classroom into a hub of critical thinking and profound historical ins
Your students are going to LOVE using this Then and Now sort printable! Perfect for social studies or as a creative writing prompt.
Discover exceptional value with our exclusive 25% discount on these coveted discontinued items! Ideal for anyone who appreciates unique items and high quality craftsmanship. This product has been retired from our lineup, making it a rare find. Now is the perfect opportunity to secure these unique pieces at a fantastic price. They're a must-have addition to any serveware collection. Highlights: Discounted Price: Save 25% off the original price. Limited Availability: Once they're gone, they're gone for good! Exceptional Quality: Enjoy the same top-notch quality that made this product a favorite. Collector’s Item: A rare find that adds value and uniqueness to your collection. Don’t miss out on this final chance to own a piece of our history at a reduced rate. Act quickly—this offer is only available while supplies last. Get yours today and experience the excellence of a beloved product before it’s too late!
Long list of free solar system printables and ideas for using printables to create Montessori-inspired themed activities for preschoolers through grade 1!
Your students are going to LOVE using this Then and Now sort printable! Perfect for social studies or as a creative writing prompt.
In de wereld van ingewikkelde horloges, met name op het gebied van eeuwigdurende kalenders, spant Patek Philippe de kroon. De 5140J, geïntroduceerd in 2006, volgde de iconische Ref. 3940 op, die nu wordt beschouwd als een van de belangrijkste horloges in de moderne geschiedenis van Patek Philippe. Naar onze mening wordt de 5140 echter enorm onderschat en is het eigenlijk een kroonjuweel voor de toekomst. Terwijl de 5140J de erfenis van het microrotorkaliber 240 Q voortzette, introduceerde hij een aantal subtiele maar belangrijke verfijningen. Tegenwoordig is het de maatstaf waaraan alle andere moderne automatische eeuwigdurende kalenders worden afgemeten. De 5140J is iets groter dan zijn voorganger, de Ref. 3940, met 37 mm (vergeleken met 36 mm voor de 3940), en heeft updates zoals meer eigentijdse typografie. De 5140 is veel meer dan alleen een troonopvolger. Het is een horloge dat moeiteloze elegantie uitstraalt in elke outfit, ingetogen maar onberispelijk in elk detail. En als we elk detail zeggen, dan bedoelen we het ook: of u het nu bekijkt met een 6x loep of een 25x loep, een subdial wijzer of de hoek op de balans inspecteert, de ervaring blijft consistent uitzonderlijk. Hoe nauwkeurig u de componenten ook bekijkt, de afwerking blijft onberispelijk. Dit is een horloge dat niet de aandacht zoekt, maar stilletjes uitzonderlijk is en meer van zijn glans onthult hoe beter u kijkt! Het exemplaar in kwestie verkeert in goed verzorgde staat, met een dikke kast en een fantastische "Opaline"-kleurige wijzerplaat, zoals Patek Philippe het beschrijft. Het horloge wordt geleverd op een mooie band met de originele Patek 18k geelgouden vouwsluiting. Het extract uit de archieven van Patek Philippe vermeldt de productiedatum als 2007 en de verkoop als 2008. Het uurwerk is volledig gecontroleerd door onze horlogemaker en werkt perfect, na een recente servicebeurt door de vorige eigenaar. Neem contact met ons op om dit hoogtepunt van horlogemaken met ons te bespreken! Specificaties: - Patek Philippe 5140 - 37 mm geelgouden kast met open achterkant - Kastserienummer 441xxxx / uurwerknr. 312xxxx - Dateert tot 2007 - Saffierglazen achterkant - Eeuwigdurende kalender drie subwijzerplaten lay-out met maanfase - Automatisch uurwerk Cal 240Q met microrotor - Leren band met originele Patek Philippe vouwsluiting van goud - Archiefuittreksel met vermelding van een verkoop in 2008 - Volledig onderhouden door onze horlogemaker - Eén jaar mechanische garantie - Inclusief een handgemaakte leren horlogetas - Gratis wereldwijde Fedex Priority-verzending Dit horloge is gecertificeerd bij Certifiwatch onder registratienummer CF-0104580
As a high school teacher in suburban Chicago, I have written many recommendation letters for students who hoped to attend Oberlin College, and several of my wonderful young students have attended and graduated from Oberlin. But I will no longer be writing recommendation letters to that college, and I encourage my colleagues in secondary education...
Looking for some creative inspiration? Podcasts are a fantastic way to dive into the world of art and culture while on the go. Here are my top recommendations for art and culture podcasts that will
Dominance and submission is becoming a more prevalent relationship model in our society. This is particularly true with the emergence of book series like 50 Shades of Grey. So it makes perfect sense that there are certain fictional women who give off that certain…vibe. Sometimes, the vibe is hinted at, and sometimes it's more or less implied. These ladies seemed to have been specifically created for the dominatrix mode. It's not always obvious, but the clues are there. 10. Jade West From Victorious There is almost a zero chance that Nickelodeon would explore the obvious on this one. Jade (from the tween-to-teen
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Nikon introduced the Nikon F SLR back in April of 1959, so this year is the 60th anniversary of the popular camera system. To celebrate, the Nikon Museum
Handel biography and history of Handel. George Frideric Handel is a famous Baroque era composer, read the complete George Frideric Handel biography.
A3 (29.7cm x 42 cm) poster-print entitled 'Robin Hood's Bay No.2' printed in grey and light blue. I'm a big fan of the Yorkshire coast (as you can see by my other landscapes), and this is a revisit to a special village. The place is full of mystery, and has a long history of smuggling, fishing and other sea-faring escapades. Robin Hood was supposed to have seen off some French pirates here, but this could be a far-fetched tale! The view is looking down the steep hill of New Road towards the sea front, with the jumble of rooftops, windows and chimneys. The poster is a professional digital print of an original linocut which has now sold out. It is printed on high quality 160g cream paper, hand-titled and signed. The poster will be posted securely in a card tube.
Unlock the layers of meaning within texts with our versatile SOAPStone Graphic Organizer. Created on Google Slides, this resource offers the perfect blend of digital assignment and traditional printing. It serves as an invaluable tool for students to analyze and interpret texts effectively through the SOAPStone acronym, deciphering Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Significance, and Tone. Key Features: Structured Analysis: The SOAPStone acronym provides a systematic framework for students to follow, guiding them through a comprehensive text analysis. Digital and Printable: Accessible via digital platforms or traditional print, this resource adapts to diverse learning preferences and environments, ensuring accessibility and convenience. Textual Insight: This organizer prompts students to delve deep into texts, fostering a profound understanding of the author's perspective, context, and intent. SOAPStone Breakdown: Speaker: Students will investigate the source's creator, their background, and point of view, considering social status, job, gender, religion, and more, to understand how these factors may affect the source. Occasion: The organizer encourages students to explore the time and place of the source's creation, along with significant events of the era, illuminating the context's impact on the source's meaning. Audience: Students will delve into the intended audience of the source, recognizing how this affects the source's meaning. Purpose: The resource prompts students to analyze the source's purpose, uncovering its intent and objectives. Significance: Students will contemplate why the source is important, considering its broader implications. Tone: The organizer challenges students to discern the author's attitude and emotional sense toward the subject, fostering an understanding of the piece's tone. Why Choose Our SOAPStone Graphic Organizer: Structured Learning: This resource provides a structured framework for students to analyze texts, making it accessible to learners of all levels. Digital and Printable: Designed for both digital and print use, this graphic organizer adapts to various learning environments, enhancing accessibility. Comprehensive Analysis: By guiding students to consider the SOAPStone elements, this organizer fosters a comprehensive understanding of texts and their nuances. Empower your students to become proficient text analysts, uncovering the layers of meaning within documents, speeches, and literary works. The SOAPStone Graphic Organizer is an invaluable tool for promoting critical analysis, interpretation, and deep insight into texts. Elevate your teaching and inspire your students with a resource designed to deepen their text analysis skills and broaden their understanding of complex writings, preparing them for academic excellence. Transform your classroom with the SOAPStone Graphic Organizer from History and Literacy for All! Welcome to History and Literacy for All, your go-to resource for engaging and educational materials designed to enrich the history classroom experience. Our store is dedicated to providing a wide range of resources, including graphic organizers, literacy tools, and history-focused content that empowers both teachers and students. Key Features of Our Shop: Graphic Organizers: Explore our collection of meticulously crafted graphic organizers that are tailored to support students in visualizing and comprehending historical concepts. These visual aids enhance learning and critical thinking in the history classroom. Literacy Enrichment: We understand the importance of literacy in the history classroom. Our materials integrate effective reading and writing strategies, designed to boost students' literacy skills while engaging with historical content. Digital and Printable Resources: Whether you prefer digital teaching tools for a tech-savvy classroom or traditional printables for a hands-on approach, our products are available in both formats. Our Google Slides-compatible materials make online teaching a breeze. Why Choose History and Literacy for All: Our products are created by an experienced educator with a passion for history and literacy in the classroom. We offer an array of resources suitable for various grade levels and teaching styles. Every item in our shop is designed to foster a deep understanding of historical events and inspire a love for learning. Discover how our graphic organizers, literacy tools, and history materials can transform your history classroom. Explore our shop today and equip yourself with the tools you need to engage, educate, and empower your students. Thank you for choosing History and Literacy for All as your trusted resource for history and literacy education. We're committed to helping you make a lasting impact in your classroom.
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I must say, it's hard to avoid the Yayoi Kusama dot pumpkin around the fall time. Searching for pumpkin-inspired art project ideas inevitably reveals this contemporary Japanese artist's dimensional, plump and somewhat psychodelic pumpkins. It's been done, again and again, but I felt it was now my turn... despite the hype. Kusama pumpkins White board instructions and guides, with teacher samples I love the graphic quality, and I particularly love the challenge of drawing contours without lines, by using only dots of various thickness. My kids classes (8-14 year olds) have varying degrees of experience with pen techniques since we did a few projects last year and in the last weeks involving stippling, hatching, and adding texture with pen. This no-lines drawing is not too far off, but definitely in a new direction, and I saw it as an extension of our previous illustration and pen work. Win win. Medium choice: I wanted the results to be super neat and crisp, like Kusama's own work. I knew painting dots with brushes would not give us that crisp quality, and I felt similarly about painting or drawing in the background pattern. So I opted for drawing in the dots with permanent black markers in various thickness, on colored paper. Pumpkins would be cut out and pasted on a background which was painted with a foam roller and stencil with black acrylic paint over top a vibrantly colored paper. With this approach we get the bright color of the pumpkins and the background, the neatly controlled lines of dots with the makers (that's the objective, after all), and the clean patterned background with the stencils. Process Day 1 1. Drawing pumpkins Student had visuals of Kusama's pumpkins as well as photos and illustrations of pumpkins to observe the variety of their form and shape. Simple step-by-step pumpkin drawing guides were also at their desk, so they could see how to break down and simply the drawing steps. I also demonstrated how to draw a pumpkin on the white board, and showed them several different options for shapes. Pumpkins are most easily drawn starting with the central 'section shape', them the section shape to the left and the right, and so on. The stem is drawn slightly tucked down into the top, so is doesn't look like it's sitting on the top contour edge, but rather growing out the pumpkin. Students were encourage to try a few different shapes - tilted, plump, oblong and even with wavy sections.... like Kusama's. We practiced a few rounds of pumpkins on scratch paper. Then we chose our colored paper, and began drawing our favorite version in pencil. 2. Dots Each pumpkin section must be filled with dots in a crisp, systematic fashion. Our dots must create the illusion of form. We analyzed Kusama's work and noted how she uses a row of larger dots at the center of her central section, with increasingly smaller rows of dots on both sides. This gives our section a 3-D shape. The tricky part is addressing the next sections to the left and the right. We noted that Kusama uses large semi-circle, or half-dots, along the outer edge of the first section (where we drew our section line with pencil). From there, the lines of dots get increasingly smaller again toward the other edge. This is repeated for each section. The darker intensity of the large half-dots serves the purpose of creating a strong visual line which separates the sections (thereby replacing our 'line' with 'dots'). *Super important for an effective gradient of dot sizes is using differently sized markers. We used permanent markers with hefty fat tips, medium tips (or a sharpie with a good point) and fine liners in various tops. 3. Stem We observed that Kusama did her stem in the same manner, but in the inverse. So dots are white, and the negative space is black. To achieve this effect, we simply drew open circles with our black pen, and colored the space around our white circles. Pencil lines were erased and pumpkins were cut out. We managed all this in a 90 minutes class. Drawing dots Drawing dots Day 1 results Day 1 results Day 2 Background: Student chose a colored paper that complemented or contrasted with their pumpkin color. Then they chose the stencil of their choice. My stencils are from Marabu. We chose stencils that contrast the dot pattern, so those with a different angular of liner quality. We did not, for examaple, use the stencils with hearts, small stars, circles, etc. because they are visually too similar to our dots. We used black acrylic paint and foam rollers to stencil on our colored paper. In many cases, our stencils were not as large as our paper, so we had to carefully reposition the stencil, lining up the stencil with the printed edge, and rolling again to fill the page. Pumpkins were finally pasted on the printed background, for a visually exciting result. My students were quite wowed by their vibrant, dimensional results, and proud of their hard work and dedication to neatness and precision. Hard work pays off. Ages 8-14 Ages 8-10
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In the seventeenth article of the History of Life on Earth series we move on to the first period of the Cenozoic Era- The Paleogene Period
A series of art-historic line drawings for your coloring page fun. You are free to save and print these for personal, educational and non-commercial purposes.
He created over 2,000 artworks during his short lifetime, but still died a pauper – now he’s featured here in our Vincent Van Gogh Word Search Puzzle. Share with your students to help them learn more…
Children will learn about the life and work of Leonardo da Vinci, then take inspiration from his process to create an artwork of their own.
A pojagi (noun) is a wrapping cloth, but it also refers to a whole collection of sewing techniques by both hand and machine.
My first graders are studying Claude Monet right now! First we watched a cute video (below) to learn about the artist Then we drew the garden and the Japanese bridge with oil pastels on watercolor paper. Students had to use three different shades of green, have lily pads that begin large at the bottom of the page and get smaller as they go up the page. The lilies can be any color, detailed or blobs. We used cool colors for the water, plants, and tree reflections. I use liquid watercolors because they are the BEST!! Before each student takes their paper to the table I swipe the whole paper with a very very wet towel. Then they begin with some splotches of turquoise Then they use blue Then bits of purple, making sure to leave the top and bottom for the green Then finally add the green at the top for the trees reflecting on the water and on the bottom for the grass You can add salt for texture OPTIONAL Then finally we use a dark green watercolor marker to add some Here is the version with salt after it dried. I love how it created a green vignette around the top!
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A stunning collection of vintage geography posters. Free geographical school charts by Levi Yaggy in 1893 are in the Public Domain.
Read our ultimate guide to one of Italy's most charming cities and find out why you need to visit Matera now! Best things to do, top tips & practical info.
Disclaimer: I know bell ringers and exit tickets aren’t for everyone. I started my teaching career not using them and now they are part of my middle school and on-level high school routine (f…
Learn all about Australian landmarks, culture, and food through crafts, activities, and recipes with these fun Australia activities for kids.
