2-Ingredient Flatbread: In this Instructable, I will show you how to make flatbread at home without yeast. This 2 ingredient flatbread recipe is awesome and super easy to make! I do love a traditional Naan-type flatbread which is yeast-based, but I don't always want to tak…
Pochacco crochet amigurumi dog pattern is here. Pochacco is a fictional character produced by Sanrio. It is a cute dog with black floppy ears and no mouth. Hello kitty lovers generally love this cute dog. Here it is for you now, for free. Since it is very easy to make, it is almost instructive for […]
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Wondering how to sequence grammar instruction? You'll want this list that scaffolds grammar lessons so that one skill builds upon the next.
Make Knight Armor From a Floormat and Hot Glue!: As a child, it was my dream to be a knight. Or at the very least have a set of armour that I could dress up in and go on imaginary adventures. Sadly that never happened and the dream faded. Then, a few years ago, my son asked if he could be a knight…
Traditional Sicilian deep fried balls or cones of rice filled with a meat ragu and peas.
Ein freches Mädchen mit Sommersprossen, witzigen knielangen Strümpfen und Zöpfen. Kennen Sie es? Natürlich! Jeder kennt Pippi Langstrumpf - die Kultfigur von
How to Master the Circle of Fifths and Key Signatures: The Circle of Fifths in music is like the king Road Atlas for understanding how to "read" (like a book) music and being able to identify our Key names and signatures. When you first look at it you may even feel like you're reading an incomprehensib…
Foil Transfer Art: This is a fun, colorful project that anyone can create. Experiment with different colors, designs, and patterns. The end product looks like you've tie-dyed your paper. It makes a beautiful framed gift, homemade card, or simple wall art. This proj…
How to easily transfer images onto fabric. Make these easy DIY throw pillows using a simple technique for transferring images onto fabric.
Save a Burned Pot: This technique should restore even badly burned pots and pans. It has twice saved me from throwing out pots and pans I thought were past the point of rescue; hopefully it can help you too.
Has your classroom turned into a 1:1 Chromebook Classroom and you are unsure of how to utilize these devices each day? Come learn about some meaningful ways to integrate these devices into your elementary classroom!
A toasted English muffin slathered in butter and jam is one of life's little pleasures. You'll be happy to know that perfect homemade English muffins are easy to make with good instructions and no special equipment.
FREE Community Helpers 2-piece puzzles, perfect for toddlers and preschoolers to learn about occupations and jobs around the community.
Maybe your living room needs a little makeover. Or you want some new decorative pillows to for your bed. You're about to learn a very practical and economical skill for your home: how to make
Homemade Mozzarella Cheese (Only 2 Ingredients!): In this Instructable, I will show you how to make mozzarella cheese with 2 ingredients and without Rennet. This homemade mozzarella cheese recipe is awesome. I love homemade cheese. If you are a fan of cheese and like making things at home give this…
Austria is an outdoor enthusiast's dream come true. Don't miss these beautiful places in Austria you need to see to believe!
We’ve all been in a situation where we’ve made a fist, either as an expression of anger or right before hitting something (or an unfortunate someone).
Hi friends! Tonight I would like to take you on an inside tour of my No Prep Math Intervention Binder! It was just posted to my TpT store today and I am
Empower ELL newcomers with essential classroom English phrases using this resource pack designed for beginners. Perfect for mastering survival English skills.
Dehydrating apples has never been easier. I'm going to tell you everything you need to know about a food dehydrator, plus simple step-by-step instructions on how to make these amazingly delicious dehydrated cinnamon apples!
Turn a Photo Into a Stencil!: Using just Photoshop, we're going to turn an ordinary photograph into a stencil worthy image in just a few minutes! I was bored today and decided I wanted to make a stencil. Looking through my old profile pictures on facebook, I found a particular o…
Create your own DIY Little Free Library with these step-by-step instructions. You'll love feeling part of your community this way!
How to draw a Keith Haring Figure step-by-step downloadable printout. Use as a visual handout or class poster. ...
Never wonder how to make pierogies in the air fryer again. With these simple instructions they'll come out soft and perfectly crispy on the outside every time. #airfryer
Craft a cuddly Mini Rubber Duck with yarn using the simple pattern. An ideal, warm gift or charming decor piece with a friendly face.
The easiest way to repair a pinhole prick in your favorite T-Shirt doesn't need needle, thread or sewing at all— just this quick trick that works like magic.
I am always looking for ways to streamline data collection. In the past, I was only tracking the behavior of students if it was related to an IEP goal, or if we were beginning to notice a spike in behavior. And while this worked, it isn't always enough. This year I found a way to track all of my students' behavior in less than one minute a day... AND I don't even need to pick up a pen! To make this happen, I use two things: Google Forms (check below for the FREEBIE!) and an Amazon Fire tablet. While you don't need the tablet to use Google Forms, it does make it more convenient for staff to document behavior without having to access the computer. Google Forms is free and easy to use. It is basically a survey that gathers and analyzes any type of information. I will be honest, I have always been a bit resistant to using a tablet for data collection for a couple of reasons. 1. I give all of my tech to my students. 2. TECH IS EXPENSIVE! (or so I thought...) The Amazon Fire tablet is actually pretty inexpensive. You can typically find them for less than $50, which is a killer deal. Now that I have the tablet I find that I use it for far more than just data collection, but that's a topic for another post! Now that you know what I use, here is how you can make it for yourself! First, download a copy of the Google Forms Digital Classroom Behavior Log. Open the file and click on the link. You will be prompted to save a copy of the Google Forms template. Next, type all of your students' names in the left column. You can also change titles for each behavior rating to meet the needs of your classroom. And... that's it! Your form is all set up! Pretty easy, right!?! Now it is time to give it a test run and view your responses. Don't worry, you can delete your responses later. Click on the preview icon in the upper right corner. This will bring you to the actual form that you will fill out to track behavior. Select one of the behavior options for each student and add a note at the bottom to detail any incidents that happened during the day. Then hit the submit button to record your information. Click "submit another response" to head back to the form. Are you ready to take a look at your responses? Click on the orange pencil in the upper right corner to get into editing mode. Next, click on the responses tab. This will give you a your data in a bar graph. Hover over each bar to get more detailed information. You can also download the responses in a Google Sheets file. This is a great option if you need to find information from a specific date or time period. Now that you have had a chance to play around with the form, you may want to delete the information that you submitted so that you can start fresh with your students. Just click on the 3 dots in the upper right corner and select "delete all responses." This Google Form is easy to access from anywhere with an internet connection. All you need to do is access the URL. This can be done by creating a bookmark, or saving the link to your desktop. Would you like to see a video of these steps in action? Click on the video below and I will walk you through of the entire process. Are you ready to give it a try? I would love to hear how it goes for you! (This post contains Amazon affiliate links. I only link to products that I personally use and find beneficial. Please click HERE for more information.)
