♥I'm so happy you're here! This hand carved stamp is so easy to use for any of your creative projects. It can be used to decorate any type of invitation or card, envelopes or letters, the outside of your notebooks or with the right paint can be used to create patterns on fabric! These ones might be perfect for a teacher! This stamp is suitable for any type of ink or paint, but I recommend Lino Print Paint or Stamp Ink when using to stamp on paper. PLEASE NOTE: Every stamp is carved out by hand, thus each stamp is unique and not identical to the listing images. This is what makes these hand carved stamps special♥ Yours will be completely unique. STAMP SIZE: 3,4cm x 6,6cm (Approximately) CARE FOR YOUR STAMP: -For water-based inks or paints- wash gently by hand under luke-warm water -Wipe off gently with a baby wipe. All stamps are made to order, and will be shipped 3-5 business days after order. All shipments are sent with Post NL. ♥Please leave a review, and have fun!!
I have to dash off to cardio rehab shortly but I have been mulling over a way I might make the folded book templates available to all in a simple way, a way that people can customize to fit any nam…
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Sit down in your seat, it’s time for math. Please sit down in your seat, Tashir cannot see the board. Alright, time to start our work why don’t you have
Social Stories are a great tool to help kids manage difficult or confusing situations. It’s a way to give information about those situations, including what is expected or what might happen in a simple, supportive and reassuring way. Carol Gray initially defined and refined the process of creating s
Want something to send home to your parents in the beginning of the year?? I store this in my communication folder in a plastic sleeve and store all the notes I get from parents behind this…. Come on over HERE to snag a copy. Would you like to have your printables ... Read More about Parent Survey for Beginning of Year
Here’s 10 ways to use a parachute in the music classroom. Activities will help students learn and practice music concepts. Parachutes can be used for so many fun activities in the music room. I’ve discovered that they are especially helpful during the latter part of the school year when students are more “squiggly” than ever! […]
Seth Keller introduces you to five expensive woodworking tools—two types of squares, a pocket block plane, a palm router, and special saws.
Friday letters are a great way to connect with students in your classroom and build a solid classroom community. Get tips to implement today!
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In the digital age, beautiful penmanship has become a lost art. Recover that art and improve your handwriting with these seven simple tips.
If you’ve ever thought about going into project management, you’ve probably heard that you need to get a certification. And if you’re planning to become a project manager without experience, it can be hard to choose between all the training options available on the market. The acronyms alone can be dizzying: PRINCE2, SCRUM, CAPM, PMP,
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I wanted to mention this little tip because I know many of us are doing camps this summer, fun runs, volunteering, coaching and lots of other activities that might require yucky t-shirts. I have found that the shirts given out for these types of activities can often be thick and itchy and really uncomfortable in...Read More »
Don't let people tell you that a china cabinet makeover isn't in style in 2022 and beyond. Hands down, a painted china cabinet is one of the most fun pieces of furniture to refinish because
A couple of weeks ago, my 1st and 2nd grader did some work on 2D and 3D shapes. You might remember our shape assessment page. Today, I’m sharing some of the quadrilateral activity pages we did together. *This post contains affiliate links. **The free download can be found at the END of this post. Just look ... Read More about Quadrilateral Activity Pages {FREE!}
Mock trials offer a differentiated and experiential learning experience. Explore the steps of a mock trial and various mock trial roles.
It‘s super easy to make authentic and homemade Japanese Miso Soup! In this recipe, I show you how to make quick and easy soup stock (dashi) from scratch, then make classic miso soup with tofu and wakame seaweed. It‘s delicious and has many health benefits.
Prompting kids to dream about what they want to be when they grow up will help them to think about more than just the present and is...
Your step by step guide to the best hike near Prague, Czech Republic. As well as the scenery, there's a castle, a cave church and flooded quarries.
Chicory (Common chicory, Cichorium intybus) is a perennial herbaceous plant that has permanent and spindles root, rigid and erect stem and reaches up to 1.5 meters. The leaves are long and lance-shaped; flowers are large, light blue and bloom through the summer season.
The folks from Sprouts Farmers Market challenged me to create a delicious heart-healthy recipe to help celebrate the last few days of February which is National Heart Month. I knew immediately that I wanted to
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Explore the history of the famous cemetery in Paris - Père Lachaise Cemetery. Discover notable graves, cultural significance and tips for visiting.
In bounce lettering, you can intentionally break rules and make your letters dance. You can find out exactly how this works in this tutorial.
Analyzing writing curriculums, planning writing workshop and teaching writing lessons can be overwhelming. You might think, how am I going to fit everything in and produce successful writers? Where do I start? What skills do they need? This post will share the 7 BASIC WRITING LESSONS that every teacher should teach! With this basic knowledge, students will be able to perform other writing assignments more effectively. The following skills are not only effective in upper elementary, they are often needed at the middle school level for review or the primary level for differentiation. So yes, every teacher should teach them! If you start with these 7 fundamental skills, it will set the expectations for your writing lessons and assignments throughout the year! Frequently Asked Questions What are the basic skills and what order should I teach them? Sentence Structure 1. Complete Sentences Lesson for complete sentences 2. Fragments Lesson for fragments 3. Run-ons Lesson for run-ons Paragraph Writing 4. Topic Sentences Lesson for topic sentences 5. Relevant Details Lesson for relevant details 6. Transition Words Lesson for transition words 7. Closing Sentences Lesson for closing sentences How much time should I dedicate to teaching these fundamental skills? I recommend one day for each skill. If you spend a whole writing block for each skill, students will benefit from the practice. How do I teach each skill? First: Start with an anchor chart explaining the skill. (See each lesson link above for effective anchor charts.) Second: Provide examples. Students can share examples too! Next: Students should take notes. I love using Interactive Writing Notebooks to take notes. Research supports the use of interactive notebooks through studies on multiple intelligences, the brain and note taking. Here are a few videos to Set Up Interactive Writing Notebooks. Click photo for the Upper Elementary Version. A Primary Version is also available. Then: Identify the skill. Provide practice sheets and task cards for students to practice identifying the skill in sentences and paragraphs. Last: Apply the skill. Students should have the opportunity to write their own sentence or paragraph to apply the particular skill. What if I can't fit the lesson in one writing block? If you can't extend the days to complete them, there are other ways to get the whole lesson in. You can put practice sheets or task cards in a center, or you can have students apply the skill for homework or morning work the next day. What if my students, some of my students, or absent students can't do interactive notebooks? Make a small anchor chart to put in their notebooks with the same information! If you don't have a printable poster, take a picture of the anchor chart you used in class and print them off! I hope you found this post helpful and your students become successful writers this year! Connect With Me! TPT Store Facebook Pinterest My Blog
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