This worksheet can be used to test students by having them identify elements as metals, nonmetals, or metalloids.

\"Yazhini\" is a beautiful name, I had a desire to write a story that is suitable for this title name, and that wish has been fulfilled in this beautiful book. Here is a love story that is suitable for Yazhini.

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Based on the Achievement Objective 1.3 (Māori Curriculum) this te reo Māori Maramataka (calendar) resource will be so helpful. I wish I had taken the time to make this when I was teaching. For the whole school, all learners can benefit in some way. Includes: *both sets of Days of the Week with posters explaining the meanings behind the Māori Language Commission names (Did you know Rāhina was named after Māhina the moon?) *Ordinal numbers-How to say the 1st, 2nd etc *Months *How to give the full date *How to ask “When is your birthday?” *Fantastic mini book with all these facts as a reference. Older learners can make activities (word search, games puzzles etc) to teach others. Maramataka is black and white so you can colour code the days, months and numbers to suit. BRIGHT POSTERS. Packed with so much learning at any level!! If you would like to see as part of this collection- Related Products ⭐ Te Reo Māori: Greetings, Farewells and Acknowledgements ⭐ Te Reo Māori: Classroom Timetable Labels * * * * * * * * * * * * * This resource was designed and copyrighted by © thetereomaoriclassroom2017. All rights are reserved. With the purchase of this resource you have permission to print and copy it for whole school use. Please do not hesitate to send me a message at [email protected] if you have any questions about the product. [K E E P • I N • T O U C H!] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow my blog www.thetereomaoriclassroom.co.nz for tips, freebies, and to see my products in action! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Get TpT credit to use on future purchases: Log in and go to your “My Purchases” page. Click on the “Provide Feedback” button next to your purchase. You will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Yay! Now you have credit from TpT and I am able to learn more about what products work for you! Ngā mihi nui ki a koe :-) Thanks Kia pai te rā ki a koe…Have a great day!

Just before I took down my word wall last week I snapped some pictures of it thinking I might post about it and wouldn't ya know, Ms. M. is having a word wall linky party! I'm lucky to have two huge magnetic white boards in my classroom. So I can use a whole board to display the high frequency words that go with our reading series (Harcourt Storytown). The first 20 days of school we use to review, so the red words are kindergaten words that my kids "should" know already. Then we have 5 reading books that we use throughout the year. I color coded the words so that the color changes each time we get a start a new book. The real reason I made the words different colors was so when little Timmy asks how to spell "what" I can say "That's on the word wall; it's a yellow word." By having multiple colors I can give hints if the kids are having trouble finding a word. Also, I put magnetic tape on the backs so my kids can take words down and to their desks if needed (if they can reach it- sometimes I grab it for them). And I just organize them in one of those coupon envelopes that have dividers (it really takes 2 coupon envelopes to store all the words!). So if anyone uses the Storytown reading series and wants to print these off I'm sure I have them saved somewhere on my computer. =) Edit: I posted link for all the words. Click here. Melissa

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I'm always looking for interesting ways to review the pitch names (letter names) of the treble clef staff. This week and next 6th graders will be working in small groups to practice. Boomwhacker Station At this station students work together to read simple melodies on the treble clef staff and play them together using Boomwhackers. Coloring Station Even the big kids like to color! At this station they are using a color by note worksheet. Teachers: You can find this resource at the website of the fabulous Martha Stanley. iPad Station-Flashnote Derby At this station, students used the Flashnote Derby app to test their knowledge of the treble clef lines and spaces. This fast paced review really helps see who knows their notes!  Gone Fishin' At this station students sat on a large tablecloth (I wish I had a blue one!) and matched fish to fishbowls. Each fishbowl had a treble clef staff with 3-8 notes on it. By identifying the letter names of each, students discovered that it spelled a word. Then they found the matching fish which had a word on it. Spell a Story At this station, students worked on a pitch identification worksheet. As they identify the pitch names of the notes they complete a story. Treble Twist Up Everyone likes Twister, right? This game is a great deal like Twister. I created a staff with a plain shower curtain and electrical tape. I've also created them with masking tape on carpet too. Works great! Students then use a spinner that I created and follow the directions "Right Hand E!" "Left foot B!" for a fun and physical way to review pitch names. Teachers: You can download the template to make your own Treble Twist Up spinner HERE.

Getting the first grade kiddos to begin to formulate an understanding of public officials and who leads what can be challenging to say the least! I decided this year to have my students put it all together on a tree-map. I passed out a photo or label to each student and challenged the students to put the cards in the correct places. It went relatively quickly, and it was interesting listening to the conversations as the kids made decisions about where to place the cards.

I wish I could have been more delicate with you, the way you've always been with me. French card, crafted and written by hand, by me in Paris. Please indicate the requested gender ("plus délicat"/"plus délicate") 300g paper, black felt pen Simple card, dated and signed on back Dimensions : 13.5 × 10.5 cm Please write your name in the personalisation section if you want me to dedicate this card to you (or someone else), on the back of the card. Each card is made and written by myself (it is not a print) and may be slightly different from the one one the photo. made with love by lara have a look at my shop : https://www.etsy.com/fr/shop/LetterFromLara

The full text of this tract is shown below in the NASB version. (Do you want to print this tract in a different version than the one listed? Contact us and let us know what you're looking for—we may be able to create the alternate version for you at no charge.) The following is a true story, as shared by a friend of mine… Hi, my name is Katherine. It may seem strange or awkward for a complete stranger to hand something to you, or even more strange for them to share personal details of their life (as I’m going to do). But this is a message I wish I would have shared many years ago with my big brother. I missed my opportunity to share it with him, and he is gone now, so I share it with you with the prayer that you will hear the burden on my heart. Some years back, my older brother, Jon, had a severe allergic reaction to something he ate. His body shut down, and almost immediately, he died. He was 19. I remember the phone call from my father, the anguish in his voice, my agonizing screams of anger and disbelief … and then crying—until I couldn’t cry anymore. Then I remember the preacher talking with us a few days later, “Was Jon baptized?”, “Had he believed in Jesus to be his Savior?” I never forgot those questions. No, I knew my brother wasn’t baptized. Had he believed in Jesus? Maybe … we’d grown up going to church meetings and Christian camps. We’d sung Christian songs. We agreed with the Bible … but had Jon ever prayed to the Lord Jesus and asked Him to wash him clean from his sins and be his Savior? To this day, I still don’t know. Everything within me hopes that he called out to Jesus—even if just in the last minutes of his life—to really save him. But I’m still not completely sure. This is my reason for sharing with you. The Bible says we don’t know what our life will be like tomorrow. “Your life is like the morning fog, it is here a little while, and then its gone” (James 4:14 NLT). Many of us think “gone” will be when we’re 75 or 85 in some nice way, surrounded by our family, after we’ve lived our life and done all we want to do and made everything right with God. In reality, we never know when we will be taken from this earth. My brother died at age 19; my neighbor died at 44, in a freak car accident. And another neighbor at 77, who was perfectly healthy until a complication in a routine surgery. I share all this to ask: if you died today—perhaps from a car accident on the way home from work, or from a gunman who walked through here on a shooting spree, or a sudden allergic reaction to a food you didn’t think you were allergic to—do you have assurance that you would be with the Lord? I never got to see my brother in the moments before He died, and I didn’t speak with him about the Lord Jesus in the months leading up to his death, but I share with you now what I wish I had shared with him then: please don’t delay to accept the Lord Jesus as your savior. There is a God in heaven who created this earth, and He has a wonderful son, the Lord Jesus, who came to this earth and lived as a perfect man. He had no sin in Him, and He came demanding nothing for Himself. While He was here, He loved and cared for all—even the lowest and the most unlovable. He did nothing that deserved death, but He allowed Himself to be brutally nailed to a cross, mocked and made fun of, and pierced with a spear, all the while loving and forgiving those who were killing Him. Why? Because He loves us, He sympathizes with us. He walked this earth and knows—we can’t do this all alone! He wants to give us His life! He knows that all of us will one day die. The Bible says we “all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23). Who can come into the presence of the Lord? Who can see His glory? There is only one who is worthy: the Lord Jesus. If you look to Him, the Lord Jesus, and ask Him to be your Savior and to forgive your sins—He will give you His resurrection life; that same life of Christ that overcame difficulty, hardship, temptation, and even death! “But the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord” (Romans 6:23). Not just life for today, free from the weight of sin, strengthened with His grace to face the many troubles in this world; but hope for tomorrow—that if something happens, and you do die today—you (and your family and friends) have the security that you will be with the Lord. Our life is like the morning fog, here a little while, and then gone. We truly never know when we will die—or when the Lord Jesus will come. If you’ve never become a Christian, please, call out to the Lord Jesus today. If you have doubts or questions—come to Him anyway! He sympathizes completely—even with our doubting and confusion—even with our problems. Be honest with Him. Tell him, “Lord Jesus, I don’t know how to pray. I have doubts/concerns/questions/difficult circumstances. But if you are who you say you are, come into my heart, make yourself real to me, wash me clean from my sins, and give me your gift of eternal life. Lord I need you, I have been living my own life, and going my own way—but now Lord, I submit to you. Have your way in me. I ask this in the name of the Lord Jesus.” “If you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved” (Romans 10:9). “Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28). “But as many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God” (John 1:12). I don’t know where my brother is today. But if he did call out to Jesus to save him before he died, how I wish I knew and had assurance that Jon was with the Lord. If you have prayed earnestly to the Lord to come into your life—please, tell someone, “I’ve decided to follow Jesus.” If you are still uncertain that the Lord can solve your problems, or that it will really be worth it, or even if the Lord is real or not, will you at least “try him out”? Come to Him in all honesty—whatever your situation may be—no challenge is too great for the Lord. He is waiting. He loves you so much. He can give you so much more than anything or anyone in this world can offer. Bring all your doubts and questions and difficulties and problems and baggage … and just come. Call out to Him. The Bible even says “test Him.” “‘Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse … and test Me now in this,’ says the Lord of hosts, ‘if I will not open for you the windows of heaven and pour out for you a blessing until it overflows’” (Malachi 3:10). If you think the Lord can’t meet you or can’t deal with your problems or isn’t real or isn’t worth giving your life over to … won’t you at least test Him? Call out to Him in honesty, hand your life over to Him … and see if He doesn’t come and open up the windows of heaven and pour out a blessing. Blessing doesn’t imply you will suddenly be rich or famous or have perfect health—but see if he doesn’t handle your situation, reveal that He is real, provide for your needs, or fill you with unspeakable joy. Test Him in this: hand yourself over to Him … if you honestly do this, I promise you will never never never regret it. Jesus Christ is Lord, and He is worth a life that is completely surrendered, completely handed over to Him. The time is short, your life is like a morning fog, and the challenges in this world are getting greater and greater. Please, call out to Him today. With much love and care in Christ, Katherine Back to top of page

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It's time for the MFT Creative Chat. The My Favorite Things Design Team Creative Chat is a monthly feature, where we are challenged to explore our creative spaces and share valuable organizational methods, tools, and shopping strategies with you. You'll be able to peek into our creative spaces, ask questions, and share your own ideas in the MFT forum. This month, we were challenged with the following: Show us your creative mind at work. Take us on a journey through a card-making session, start to finish. How do you select colors, layout, embellishments, and overall design? Share your creative process with us. Visit Kim's Blog for a full list of designers that have taken up the challenge and get ready to delve into the minds of our creative team. I cannot wait to go visit all the MFT Designers who are taking part in this month's Creative Chat and see how they get that amazing mojo flowing! I'm giving you a little glimpse of how I usually create a card from start to finish and I hope you enjoy the tour. Be prepared, this post is very long and photo-heavy, so you might want to grab a candy bar. I'll have one too - it's not right to let you eat a candy bar all by yourself now, is it? The very first thing I do when I sit down to make a card is find a sketch to work off of. I cannot make a card without using a sketch from a challenge - I just sit there and look at my stamps and paper and nothing seems to click. I save all the sketches I like in a sketch folder on my computer, then when I need one, I just open it up and keep it on the side of my computer screen. Today I'm using the current MFTWSC. I also open up Netflix and stream a TV show or movie. What does this have to do with stamping? Well, nothing, it just keeps me from getting distracted by email and Facebook. For reals. Today it's Monk, season 1, episode 7. Once I have my sketch picked out, I figure out which stamps and papers I want to use. Today I'm using the image from PI Make Mine a Double and a sentiment from PI My Balloon. The papers are Country Drive from Echo Park. I know I'm going to cut this image out and pop it up over the circle on the sketch, so I stamped it on a narrow sheet of cardstock in Memento Tuxedo Black ink. At this stage in the game, I choose the patterned papers I want to use from the paper pack and then match Copic Marker colors. Let the coloring begin... I always color the skin first. Next is the hair (red-head today). Then the clothing and heart barrette. ...the band on her dress. Next is the ice cream. ...and finally, shoes and cone. Now that my image is colored I can cut her out. I forgot to get a photo of it, but I'm betting you know what I'm talking about, haha! I'm now moving on to the next episode of Monk.... This is the point where get all of my Die-namics cut out and ready to assemble on my card. This is one well-loved cutting plate. I cut the patterned paper down to the size I need and then layer it to cardstock. Now I'm ready to run the panels through my Janome Sew Mini for some of that stitching I've become so addicted to adding to my projects. I blame the MFT team for this one. Haha! I added some ribbon and the Little Open Scallop Strip Die-namics. You can see the Open Scallop Doily Die-namics sitting there with foam tape, ready for somewhere to go. Here is the finished card - And I also finished the inside - I didn't show you my process on the inside, but it's exactly like the front. Thank you so much for stopping by and being patient with my long-winded blog post. I do hope you've enjoyed taking a peek into my creative process. Karen recipe - stamps: pure innocence my balloon (mft), pure innocence make mine a double (mft) paper: sno cone, choice buttercream (taylored expressions) cardstock, country drive (echo park) ink: memento tuxedo black accessories: copic markers, open scallop doily duo die-namics (mft), little open scallop strip die-namics (mft), first place award ribbon die-namics (mft), dog tag die-namics (mft), so saffron grosgrain ribbon (su!), linen thread, sewing machine, thread, foam tape

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Are you in a PBIS School? You can use this chevron clip chart to reinforce positive behavior. The students start at Ready and work throughout their day to end on Perfect! You can attach clothespins to the side with each student's name on it. When they reach the top you give them praise, prizes, let ...

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I'm shy. There is nothing wrong with being shy. But some teachers don't know that. This is the letter I wish I had written as a child, to my teachers.

Let this "never have I ever" style birthday game for women judge how well guests know the birthday lady! Have the guest of honor fill out a card as an answer key before the party starts. Or just have her answer yea or nay as you play.

Immer in einem klaren Rahmen... Wolltest du mal dein Lieblingsfoto an die Wand hängen und hast dann festgestellt, dass klassische Bilderrahmen es irgendwie ruinieren? Das kennen wir schon. Deshalb haben wir Framekit geschaffen, einen Bilderrahmen aus Acryl für Fotos, die wirklich im Mittelpunkt stehen sollen. Rahmenlos und ohne Passepartout ermöglicht er die Fokussierung auf das Wesentliche, nämlich das Bild oder Foto darin. Durch seine Leichtigkeit und seinen minimalistischen Design ist der Bilderrahmen zeitlos und passt in jeden Raum, vom Büro über das Wohnzimmer bis zum Treppenhaus. Er eignet sich auch hervorragend als persönliches Geschenk an einen Freund: Schreibe einen besonderen Wunsch auf die Rückseite eines Bildes zusammen und platziere es in den Rahmen. Sowohl das Bild als auch die Notiz sind dann sichtbar!  Der Fotorahmen besteht aus zwei Acrylplatten, die durch vier Klammern zusammengehalten werden. Er ist in zwei Formaten (A3 und A4) erhältlich. Beide können in Querformat oder in Hochformat verwendet werden. Schlicht aber individuell, das Framekit ist ein echter Hingucker! DETAILS Name: Framekit Designer: Roman Luyken Material: Acrylglas Abmessungen: DIN A3 (297x420 mm), DIN A4 (210x297 mm)  Herkunft: Hergestellt in Deutschland FAQs: Ist Befestigungsmaterial enthalten? Ja, das Framekit besteht aus 10 Teilen, also alles, was du brauchst, um ihn an die Wand zu hängen. Nur das Foto muss noch hinzugefügt werden! Ist das Acrylglas beim Versand sicher? Das Acrylglas ist beidseitig mit einer Schutzfolie gegen Kratzer geschützt. Diese Folie muss vor dem Einsetzen eines Bildes in den Fotorahmen entfernt werden. Ist der Bilderrahmen auch zum aufstellen? Das Framekit ist so konzipiert, dass es an die Wand gehängt oder an die Wand gelehnt werden kann.

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Posting this online without my name or website link is stealing. Please do not copy-paste or repost this list without my name or you will be in violation of my copyright. This poster is available for free in my shop! If I get dementia, I’d like my family to hang this wish list up on […]

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Once upon a midnight dreary, this Comicraftsman pondered, weak and weary, For a name synonymous with Mighty and Marvelous comics lore. Solid, Outline, Inline was the nameless font I'd crafted, I nodded, nearly napping o'er the work I'd grafted When suddenly came a tapping, As of someone gently rapping, rapping at my cubicle door. "'Tis some visitor," I muttered, "tapping at my cubicle door-- Calling out "EXCELSIOR!" Then an Amazing Vision beguiled my sad fancy into smilin', By the Spectacular decorum of the countenance it wore, "Though thy crest be shorn and shaven," he said, "thou art sure no craven, And thy font should not remain nameless here forevermore!" Eagerly I wished the morrow; vainly I had sought to borrow From comic books surcease of sorrow, letters that called out "EXCELSIOR!" Then, upon the velvet sinking, I betook myself to linking Fancy unto fancy, thinking of the nominative neuter singular thing Like Some Silvered Surfer wandering from the Nightly shore-- The Vision shrieked, upstarting--"Tell me what thy lordly name is thus!" Quoth the Craftsman: "EXCELSIUS!" Features: - Three weights: Solid, Inline & Outline - Alternate uppercase characters - Western European international characters - Stackable to easily create beautiful layered color effects

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Photo Source: Mrs. Lee's Kindergarten If you're looking for a way to commemorate your 100th day festivities with your kiddos, this super cute 100th Day Activity Book featured by Julie over at Mrs. Lee's Kindergarten is perfect! 100th Day Take Home Book Provide each student with a colorful cover for the book that says "My 100th Day Activities." Then have students complete the following pages to fill up their take home books! A great idea would be to start the activities about a week before your 100th day of school and break them up over 5 days or so. Then complete the books on the 100th day and send them home with your kiddos! Have your students draw a picture of themselves on the 100th day of school. Photo Source: Mrs. Lee's Kindergarten Students can proctice writing and counting by tracing their numbers 1-100. Photo Source: Mrs. Lee's Kindergarten Practice tallying in 10's from 10 all the way to 100. Photo Source: Mrs. Lee's Kindergarten See how many times your students can write their first names in 100 seconds. Photo Source: Mrs. Lee's Kindergarten Have students write down an item they actually have 100 of and then an item they wish they had 100 of (complete the page with a colorful drawing). Photo Source: Mrs. Lee's Kindergarten Be sure to check out Julie's site for the 100th Day Take Home Book Printables! She has an entire 100th Day Package available in her TPT store.

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About the DMV Classic Controlled suction Comes with hard plastic case Used for Ortho-K lenses Sold individually or in box of 10 European customers: please order from www.prolens.ch Description (by Rebecca) I have never used this particular plunger, but I stock it because I've occasionally had requests for it. Some people prefer it because you have control over the suction, like with a scleral cup. Comes in light blue or green, whatever the manufacturer happens to send us from time to time. CAREFUL: Are you sure you're ordering the right plunger? I've had many people order this one by mistake. Most PROSE and scleral lens users use the DMV Ultra, not the Classic. If you don't know what you've ordered in the past, give us a call and we'll find out for you, or log in and look at your account history. Description (from the manufacturer's literature) Corneal Reshaping has become very popular. Another name to describe this procedure is “Orthokeratology.”  Ortho-K is an alternative to refractive surgery that is reversible. Because of this, many people prefer it to the risks of refractive surgery. If you have chosen this new modality of corrective vision, you may wish to use the DMV® Classic™ for removal and insertion of your gas permeable lenses. Because the Classic’s suction can be readily “turned on and off” it is uniquely suited to handling larger gas permeable lenses. It can be released from the lens without damage. Usage and care What is the DMV Ultra Remover used for? Removes and inserts gas permeable contact lenses Instructions for use Removal  Compress the handle of the DMV Classic Lens Handler and carefully center it squarely on the contact lens. When the Classic has been seated on the lens, release the compression pressure and gently retract the lens. Always be aware of the position of the lens before applying the Classic to the lens. Remove the lens from the Classic by squeezing the handle.  Insertion Hold the DMV Classic lightly by the sides of the handle and place the properly prepared wet lens on the cup. Guide the lens to the eye and gently place it on the cornea. The lens will adhere to the cornea immediately. Important: do not squeeze the handle while inserting the lens.  Precautions In the even of mistake application of the Classic to the eye; merely squeeze the handle to release the suction. Should the lens resist removal from the eye, release the Classic by squeezing the bulb and consult your eye care practitioner for alternate removal process. Do not use with diseased, injured or otherwise compromised corneas. Do not use this product with soft lenses.  Choking hazard Keep this product and its case away from small children.  Caution This product contains natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions.  Cleaning and care Wash the Classic frequently in warm soapy water - let air dry. Warranty information If you have suction problems with your DMV Ultra, we're happy to replace it.

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