BULLET JOURNALING can be a total game changer. Don't miss out on this epic guide with tons of example layouts for inspiration. Get your BUJO mojo on!
Bij het stukje over Jam maken tipte ik het al, je kunt gewoon A4 papier gebruiken voor je etiketten :-). Papier kun je namelijk met melk op...
If you are new to Junk Journalling or Scrapbooking, you may be wondering what the difference is! Here are my best tips and ideas for figuring out which one you should do.
Print This CraftSunday School teachers will love these Playtime Bible Paper Dolls. We’ve pictured a girl but have also supplied ... Read More
Travel Bullet Journal A Bullet Journal isn’t just for organizing your life, It’s also great to use as a travel journal and get organized for your next trip. Get our bullet …
I’m not a bullet journal purist. In fact, I probably shouldn’t even be called a bullet journalist. But I’m a rebel and I decide to call myself a bullet journaler anyway. Whenever I’m around other b…
A solid prayer life is one of the best gifts you can give kids. Here's how to start a kid's prayer journal & get them excited about praying, plus some printables!
This weekend marks four whole months of being employed and self employed and it’s taken me about that long to remove all the confidential information out of the photos of my bullet journal so you guys can see it. It took me about three weeks to commit to a work bullet journal and I haven’t looked
Is your child self-critical and easily frustrated? Does he feel uncomfortable with new challenges or particularly difficult tasks? If so, your child may be a perfectionist.Here are 5 effective tips and strategies to help your child worry less, accomplish more and deal with their perfectionism.
The Dreamer Journal is your space to feel inspired to pursue your dreams and manifest your goals while capturing all your ideas and thoughts. You Don’t Need An Hour — Not Even 30 Minutes! If you’re too busy to journal – with a calendar jam-packed with various work, family, and school assignments – no worries! All you need is 5-10 minutes. Plus, there’s a page that will help you create a journal routine (and fit it in your crazy schedule). There's flexibility to use guided prompts or free-write! Because you never know how you're going to feel that day and how you'll want to use your journal. JOURNAL PROMPTS Don’t know where to start? Just flip over to the “Journal Prompts” page because when you can’t seem to find the words to write… these handy prompts will help you put your pen to paper and: Design your perfect day Reflect on your progress Feel less overwhelmed Be your best self And more!
After seeing circle mood trackers for years on Instagram I decided I wanted to try a circle tracker. I originally intended to do a weekly spread with circles by day or category with tasks coming of…
It's a rainy day this morning ... rainy and chilly. I guess it's nature's way of telling me to stay inside and clean my house today. So ... let the procrastination begin ... I've got some GREAT foldables to share with you today. This week I had a reader ask me how I use my math journals in my classroom. I guess my math journals are more of an interactive glossary or how-to manual. Every time we have a new definition, or a formula or procedure, I try to do a foldable for it. Students keep their foldables in their math journals, which is organized with a table of contents and page numbers at the top of each page. I've been really excited to see my students use their journals as a tool during independent work or problem-solving activities. I'm starting to see them go to their journals first for help, rather than lining up at my desk. YAY! So, we're diving into the world of prime and composite numbers, and factors and multiples. LOVE this quick unit. I have a few really fun hands-on lessons from my newest math resource (see my last post here) that I'm excited to try. On Monday we made two four-folds to define and give examples of prime and composite numbers and factors and multiples. On Tuesday we made a Venn diagram to show common factors and the greatest common factor. We also defined these terms under the foldable. And on Wednesday we started on prime factors. So of course, we had to make a foldable factor "tree". Thursday we had our big three-part lesson on prime factors, and so many students went back to their math journals to see the factor tree. I've been thinking I want to start math centers or stations in the classroom - something on a far more organized and larger scale than I've done before. Okay - I've been more than thinking, I went out and started to buy a few things. I got some large sterilite containers, some flashcards, some sticker paper for cute labels, and a few more things. Getting it finished is my project for this week - hopefully I can get it finished by Wednesday so the students can have a center day on Thursday. I can't wait to share it with you when I'm done. I've been reading and researching a lot, and pinning ideas I've seen, but I'd love to hear if and how you do math centers in your classroom. If you use math centers with your older students, please leave a comment with some advice for me. And ... of course ... one of my math centers wouldn't be complete if they didn't have a pack of my cootie catchers (my students LOVE these). So, I made up a pack of Factors and Multiples Cootie Catchers. Each pack has 12 different cootie catchers - 2 of each for: prime and composite numbers, factors, G.C.F, prime factorization, multiples, and L.C.M. The pack also contains a BONUS Factors and Multiples worksheet to use as independent practice or a quiz. Click on the picture to the right to preview it. And as always ... if you are one of the first three people to leave me a comment with your email address, I'll send you a copy. Happy Sunday!!! Interactive Math Journal Interactive Math Journal 2 Building Better Math Responses Math Concept Posters InLinkz.com
I didn’t plan that the first recipe I’d share with you in the new year would be Paliscinta, or Hungarian Pancakes—shot on my iPhone, on the fly in my kitchen, my kids swinging their legs at the breakfast nook with this week’s renovation debris just out of frame, but that’s 2021 for us so far. Very
Are you wanting to get started with preschool writing journals in your classroom this school year? This post will walk you through...
Here are my top tips and ideas for putting together your own DIY travelers notebook journal. From inserts and covers to clips and washi tape, I show all my favorite accessories and let you know where to get them!
Travel journal ideas to document your vacation memories and house your keepsakes like travel photos, tickets, maps and postcards.
