Saw this lesson on Pinterest. Pretty cool idea! Had kids strike a profile pose. It could be them or just a drawing of a facial profile. We used colored markers for face and black markers for background. Everyone was successful. It was an easy fun 1 or 2 day lesson. Great idea for end of 9 weeks. 1969
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Lately I've been trying to learn some authentic korean food recipes to remember my heritage. Today, I'm sharing my mom's 김치 / kimchi recipe.
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Easy Crochet Granny Squares Blanket. Free pattern, video tutorial & diagram. The most beautiful chunky blanket pattern ever!
Both my sons love art. They work together on an on-line webcomic. Jake got a degree in Multi-media design. And, they have all kinds of high-...
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Well here it is my finished Flower Pots quilt by Kim McLean. This top was finished about 4 years ago and was my first, and almost only, us...
We followed a lacto-ovo vegetarian diet for 75 days. Read this post to know about how and why did we try this. Would you try this?
Teach elementary students about map skills with Me On The Map hands-on activities that help them understand their place in the world. Includes free flipbook.
I hope everyone has gotten a good start on filling their shopping buggies for the TPT sale. Seriously, I've got to narrow down my list. Right now, I think if you spread out all the pages from the packets I want, plus all of the clip art I want it would probably stretch all the way to Texas. You know the sad part? I am really not exaggerating. Anyway, since we are talking about the sale, I have to share pictures of my newest packet. It is my favorite packet I've ever created. I've created a lot of packets, but this one is my heart. Every summer I like to give my kids a packet to do over the summer. My deal with them is if they complete it and bring it back to me, I will buy them an ice cream. We work so hard during the school year, so I definitely don't want to torture them during their off time, but I don't want them to lose what we have worked on either. So, I created a packet that gives students three front and back worksheets for each week of their summer vacation. My favorite part is it is a variety of all the standards. I'm also planning to use this template to create homework and morning work packets for next school year. Here are a few pictures of the packet and in case you still aren't 100% sure this is what you want, then click on any of the pictures and it will take you to my TPT store where you can download the preview. I only included pictures for week two since week one is in my preview and all of the weeks are formatted in the same way. This packet includes 10 weeks worth of summer review. In other news, my friend Jessica at Second Grade Nest started a cute, little linky party. The thing I like about this one is she calls it the "Getting to Know You" link up. The link up this week is a "Day in the Life of..." I took my pictures Saturday, but there has been so much to share lately that I put it on hold until today. 6:15 - My computer is already running and I'm working on blogging, pinning, etc. Slept so much Friday night, I was ready to go Saturday. 10:00 - Breakfast at the computer. The hubby made us Sister Schubert sausage rolls. YUM!!! As you can tell, I'm going through a green apple soda phase. The hubby want touch them, but I heart these drinks! Good thing is they are difficult to find, so I don't drink them often. 12:00 - Does this look familiar? I'm really working on making samples to go with my writing packets. I know I don't like buying writing packets with crafts unless there is a visual somewhere, so time to cut and put a sample together. 2:45 - Happy birthday to two of my four nieces! The birthday was supposed to be outside, but we got TONS of rain, so it was moved to McD's. It's hard to believe how fast they are growing. 3:45 - Happy birthday to me!!!! Yeah, maybe not. My birthday was in March. Either way, I have been dying to get a new stylus so I can work on making some of my own clip art this summer. Don't worry my clip art friends. I only want to make it for when I don't have time to wait. That's all on pictures, but after that things got crazy with the summer packet. I don't think I left my desk for 8 hours straight. If you want to go learn about some more of my favorite bloggers, click on the button below. It will take you to Jessica's blog which by the way, was designed by the friend that is designing mine. Have to tell you guys, Christi (The blog designer) is the real deal! I am so impressed by her! Mine is almost finished and it looks fantabulous. Prepare yourselves because there is NO WAY you won't be shocked. I can't wait to get to share it with you. Have a great day tomorrow!
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Rhythm and Repetition can kind of be tricky to teach, so I find it nice to see what other teachers have done in the past to help me figure out the best way to meet these goals and objectives for my students. With this lesson we not only talked about rhythm and repetition but we also dove a little deeper into color. Our goal was to use warm and cool colors in out paintings. Create Art with ME, 2 Soul Sisters, Kim Daniel, Principles of Art, Rhythm, Repetition, maclay middle school art, Watercolor, watercolor paint, Michelle East, Youtube, Plain White T's, Color, Warm and Cool Colors,
I wanted to find a new self portrait project for the first week of school this year. I saw some inspiration on pinterest, but there were no directions on how to create it. So I took the best from the pics I saw and tried to recreate it my style. I used my 5 year old to practice this before my 3rd graders start this year. Here's how I did it... Step 1: Take a photo of your student as they stand so you get their Profile shot. Step 2: Airdrop or send the photo to your computer and print it out on a regular black/white printer on plain white paper. Then take a thin tipped black marker or sharpie and trace the outline. Step 3: Fill in the profile with a black marker. I used a black crayola marker, but I'm sure any black marker or crayon will do. You can stop below the neck or go all the way to the bottom of the picture. Step 4: Cut out the black very carefully. Step 5: Glue it onto blank white paper or cardstock . Step 6: Take a black pen or pencil and a ruler and draw straight lines to separate the background into sections. Step 7: Design as you wish. I'm going to have my students choose things all about them. It could be words to describe them, favorite things they enjoy...and filled with pictures and words to show them. I like the idea of the name only being on the back, so when parents come in they can guess which one is their child. So that's it! I plan to back these on black paper and hang in my classroom. Hope they all turn out great. I think this might be my new favorite back to school portrait art project!! If you like it or plan to use it, I'd love to see your pics and comments too!
Parfois, cela fait du bien de revenir au basique, de faire quelque chose de simple et à la fois de très gourmand. Aujourd'hui, je vous présente le cake au chocolat avec un cœur tout juste cuit et fondant ! Je ne sais plus d'où me vient cette recette,...
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Have you ever looked at Ben Heine's Art? We did a mini unit on Mr. Heine. Check out our examples. If you aren't familiar with his work, take a looksy
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De laatste ochtend voor de vakantie hebben we een letterfeest voor groep 3 georganiseerd. Groep 4 mocht helpen bij het begeleiden van de spellen. In deze blog vertel ik hoe we het letterfeest hebben gevierd.
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Zucchini fries oven baked with Japanese panko bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese. Serve these crispy zucchini French fries with ranch dressing as a healthy and low calorie snack.
This worksheet deals with adjectives plus prepositions: about, at, of, with. It contains 27 sentences. Answer key is provided on page two. Hope you'll find it helpful. - ESL worksheets
