Happy Sunday! I hope you are all enjoying your weekend. Unfortunately, I’m working this Sunday… So while you’re reading this scheduled post, I’m probably reviewing doctors…
After we completed the guest bathroom renovation and had a working second bathroom to use, read more about that project here, it was time to move onto the much anticipated primary bathroom! Not only was this the last major space in our condo to renovate, we were excited because the primary bathroom really needed some...Read the Post
I can't believe it's taken me so long to finally get our paint colors listed all in one place-- but alas it is here! I even made a YouTube video for you showing each of the spaces as well. I made a guide for both my main level & my recently finished basement. Click below to watch the video w
Make your own emoji agamograph with your students. Great for teachers, families and anyone interested in making their own agamograph.
When we were studying outer space last week, we discussed how remarkably unique Earth is from all the other planets in our solar system. As an extension activity, my son colored a picture of the Earth and then we cut it open into fourths so that there were flaps to lift once he glued it
Gosh, this post is a long time coming... We've been in our home for one year now, and we jut now feel settled, and ready to share with you! Our kitchen is the heart of our home. It's the one room in our house that we spend the most time together as a family, and
Add effortless style to your living space with this Better Homes & Gardens Cozy White Accent Chair by Dave & Jenny Marrs. Featuring a pocket coil seat and a foam back, this cozy accent chair has a timeless design that will revitalize any room. With a sinuous spring seat and webbing back, this chair will blend in seamlessly with your existing decor. Easy to assemble, it's durably constructed out of quality materials. Coordinate this chair with other artisanal home pieces from the Dave & Jenny Marrs collection. This Better Homes & Gardens Cozy White Accent Chair by Dave & Jenny Marrs will refresh any room in your home.From book cases to TV stands, Better Homes and Gardens furniture is designed to help you organize your home. Look for a new dresser for your clothes, display your favorite books with a bookcase or create your home office with a desk and a cube organizer. You'll also find kitchen and dining tables and chairs, living room furniture and kid's furniture.
List of some of the major causes and effects of the Industrial Revolution, which began in Britain in the 18th century with the invention of new machines that greatly increased production. Among other important developments was the emergence of the factory system.
BC's new curriculum requires all students to engage in practicing the core competencies of COMMUNICATION, CRITICAL THINKING, CREATIVE THINKING, POSITIVE PERSONAL and CULTURAL IDENTITY, PERSONAL AWARENESS and RESPONSIBILITY, and SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. Reflection is the key to core competency acquirement. Use these reflection pages for your students to reflect on their competency skill following an activity. Also, be sure to check out the following resources connected to BC's new curriculum: My Community Inquiry Matter Made Easy Inquiry Please rate this product and follow my TpT store! For more ideas check out my blog: A Grade One Nut and Her Squirrelly Crew
3 Easy (and fun) kindness activities for your classroom that will engage your students and motivate them to choose kindness.
The newly designed Jenny Lind Spindle 3-Drawer Dresser is a timeless piece that complements the vintage charm of any Jenny Lind nursery or kids room. Its iconic wood spindle design gives this dresser an expressively sweet and elegant style. With 3 sturdy drawers, store all of baby's clothes and necessities within easy reach.
I have updated this link with a freebie! Click here to get there. "No, David" is one of our favorite books to begin the year or use anyti...
You know I always say your home should work for you in the season you’re in. Well Dayshawn and Laurie Powell are in a season of fun, adventure and dancing! The couple met through ballroom dancing where Dayshawn swept Laurie off her feet (literally and metaphorically), ha! They’ve been married for 6 years and have […]
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March art activities featuring St. Patrick's Day fun for classroom teachers, art teachers, and homeschool parents.
A wall that hides what's on the other side because the children are too short...until one day Suri can see over the wall and must decide whether to tell the others... 5th October 2017: Sorry readers, for some bizarre reason I went to pop in some additional activities and BAM! It was all overridden (and autosaved) to the book review before I knew what was happening! Oh well! On the upside it means that all these activities are current...and if you think of one I had previously included but haven't remember - let me know in the comments please! TEACHING NOTES Scholastic has FREE teaching notes available at: Suri's Wall Lamont Books has FREE teaching notes available at: Suri's Wall If you're interested in seeing how the story developed from an idea to the story then head on over to Lucy Estela's official website. She details where the idea began and where it ended up. Well worth looking at with your class to look at the idea/story development process. Author: Paper Toys Cost: FREE Paper Toys have a great range of different print and make paper models. As Suri's Wall centres on a wall you could have your students build their very own. You could keep it as the Great Wall of China or perhaps just have it as a wall. Lessons: I would have students firstly colour and then construct the wall. Place and glue it onto a piece of cardboard so that the cardboard is divided into two sections (it doesn't matter how it is divided - just so long as there are two sections!). Students could then show what's on the other side of their wall. Imagination is good here (or if you have students who struggle to start you may wish to theme the other side of the wall). Once the construction is completed (including a person as well - pipe cleaners come in handy to make people!) I would then be asking the students to describe what is on the other side of the wall and then write from the perspective of not knowing. In this way the other side of the wall could be better or worse condition-wise than where their 'person' is. The same activity could be done with a more basic template I have available in the Suri's Wall: Book Activity Pack. This template is better if you are pressed for time. Author: Miss Jennifer Ward Cost: $2.50 AUD (for a range of eye perspective templates) Lessons: I do like this activity of showing the perspective of a character. For Suri's Wall it can be incorporated to show the difference between what she dreams and the reality. This could be done with side by side eyes or back to back - depending on how you intend to display the work. Have students pay particular attention to their use of colour between the fiction and fact versions. Buy it now HISTORY Walls are found around the world and are usually built with a specific purpose in mind. It would be informative to delve into history and learn about some of the famous walls listed at "10 Most Famous Walls in the World". Depending on the time you have available you could have students chose one of the walls and complete a mini project covering the basics about it. An extension could be the good ol' bridge building STEM task. This is when you place students in small groups (3-4 is ideal) and give them a set amount of material (or in the case of older students they can choose from materials but are limited in the same way) to build the strongest bridge....although in this case it becomes a wall. Testing of the strength of the wall could be done with measured weights. Once each group has had their wall tested the results can be graphed, compared, and then explained by the students are to why some walls held up...and why others didn't. COMPANION BOOKS I personally would pair Suri's Wall with Talking Walls by Margy Burns Knight. The book was published back in about 1991, and might take a couple of sessions to get through, but it focuses on walls and their purpose. It looks at how some walls divide communities and some walls bring communities closer together. Why do I like the idea of pairing these two books? I think it makes one think more deeply about Suri and the other children. It is assumed as you are reading Suri's Wall that they are missing out on something - that the other side is better (which only Suri knows the truth). Once you see what is on the other side of wall it changes from the people being a prisoner to being protected in a way. Exploring the reasons behind walls being built (and tying it in with the history focus to include the Great Wall of China, Hadrian's Wall, etc.) helps to provide a bit of balance (in my opinion) to the book which at times can be a bit vague and unexplained.
Vincent van Gogh projects for kids and teachers. These art projects are all tried and tested. These are easy for teachers & fun for kids!
