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The kids sure enjoyed our unit on space! Here is a look at all the learning we did. We started with learning about the sun and the stars. Then we learned about the phases of the moon. They made these flip books to show and tell what happens during each phase of the moon. We then moved on to study the orbit of the planets. We made a few different activities to learn facts about each planet. After learning about each of the planets we BLASTED off into space as astronauts and wrote adventures of where we would go and what we would see and do if we were in space. They used their space books to help them write facts about the places they would visit. I am amazed at how much they love to write! We finished up our space unit reading Space Case by James Marshall. It is about a space “thing” that comes to Earth and gets to go Trick or Treating and goes to school. We made our own space “things” and wrote adventures about what they would do if they came to Earth. Again, they AMAZE me with their creative writing! These are hanging in our hallway and we have had a lot of compliments on their work. All of our centers were also space themed. They played a vowel race game to learn their space vocabulary words. They played number blaster and filled in number grids of 10 more, 10 less, one more, and one less using a 100’s chart. This game was Money Mission matching coin combinations and amounts. They did a long and short vowel sort. At this center they raced to the moon and back to earth using a number line and math facts. They sorted real words from Earth and nonsense words from Mars. Scrambled in Space was using our written language and grammar skills to write complete sentences using correct mechanics. They made an ABC order book using our space vocabulary. Blast off Math Facts used addition and subtraction facts that equaled 9, 10, 11, or 12 and our listening center on Planets and they played Space Bingo. We did some SENSATIONAL SPACE learning!!
The Expander (2004) by Kimmo Schroderus. This sculpture is adjustable so it always looks different depending on the space. For some reason it made think about that animated movie from the 90's, The Iron Giant!
Out of This World Design: Cosmic Nails is a single studio inside Sola Salons, Charlotte, N.C. Because it s a salon suite, owner Julie Nguyen is really conscious about the layout and how it affects the space.
My second tank.It is about 27.5 cm long, 16 cm large and 11 cm tall (~1:18 scale) .This one has not any space for any motor, i just designed it as a s
3...2...1...blastoff! Hop on a spaceship for a galactic ride unlike any other as you learn about leaving the Earth's atmosphere while exploring outer space! Children will enjoy learning about this spaceship while exploring space and various sensory touch-and-feel elements. Read along and see what it takes to launch a s
This worksheet contains 18 conversation cards, a matching exercise with pictures and a quotes box. The cards can be cut out if desired and be used as conversati…
This year's theme is Christmas Love, and we are celebrating by wrapping delicious caramels from Karamelleriet in glitter and gold. Because if there are two things the world can never get too much of, it is caramel and love. We wish you a Merry Christmas!
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Built by Lukas Mayr Architekt ,Theodor Gallmetzer Architecture in Magré Sulla Strada del Vino, Italy with date 2010. Images by Jürgen Eheim. At first, it was about integrating the tasting room into the existing space. The architects decided to make a clear s...
Journaling can help you tap into gratitude or keep a record of your favourite memories. It can give you a safe space to share your thoughts and feelings. You can track your mood to learn more about yourself and how you react to different situations. It can be fun. It can be meaningful. There are s
1. Allow yourself space to process your C-section(s) There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to processing your C-section birth. Wherever you are on the spectrum that is birth trauma, know that I see you. Start by asking yourself, “ How do I feel about my Cesarean? ” There is no stigma with s
Apollo was rescued from a Greek shelter last August. His condition washeartbreaking, with a broken jaw that gave him a grotesque appearanceand heart worm.It ...
It´s All About the Soup designed by Sebastián Abad. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
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I've not managed to do @katie_moody 's sketchbook challenge yet, but when I saw this reference she shared on Patreon, I knew I had to draw it! Thinking about negative space here for the trees, and trying a restricted palette with bright spring colours. . . . #sketchbookartist #landscapeartist #coloredpencilsketch
El complejo de viviendas sociales Space-S, en Eindhoven, Países Bajos, es único en el sentido de que quienes lideraron —y lideran— las actividades de diseño, desarrollo y gestión son los residentes. El proyecto de colaboración, diseñado y desarrollado por un estudio de arquitectos de Eindhoven (Inbo), una asociación de vivienda (Woonbedrijf), la organización de gestión de […]
Recently, during my morning read I came across this quote: “home caring is an act of self care”. It’s from a daily devotional written in the 90’s, and while a little old school I have found plenty of inspiration from it and I found myself thinking about it over and over… Creating a space of peace an
At first glance, the cover of the April 1938 issue of Popular Science magazine looks like a particularly odd vision of the future. Is that a 1930's rocketship, blasting off into space? What about the door on the right with a clearly marked "EXIT" sign above it?
