Day 1 of Vegas! I can’t tell you how much I LOVE coming out here and getting to meet all of the wonderful teachers and learn from all of you. No WAY do I think I’m the expert so if you came to my sessions today and got nothing out of them…lie on your feedback…I …
Last spring, we found some tadpoles at the creek and decided to try raising tadpoles into frogs as part of our nature study! It was probably the best homeschool science experiment we've had to date. Watching metamorphosis rather than just seeing lifecycle pictures was pretty amazing. Unfortunately our first batch died within a few days.
When I think of the world that we live in and how many colors are all around, I am truly amazed. Rainbows, fish, butterflies, flowers...there are many colorful things in our world. So, when it comes to teaching colors to my little learners, what better way than to let them know that these colorful things come from God.
This is a great first week of school sheet to let students fill out. They can color the pictures and decorate. Another use is feature five students a day to share, or save them in a file and have the students share them on their birthday with the class. Getting so excited for the school year!! Science Doodles Interactive Notebook BUNDLES I offer you might like: (click on links below) Safety, Tools and Scientific Method Bundle Classifying Matter Bundle Changes in Water Bundle Mixtures and Solutions Bundle Circuits Bundle Light Bundle Energy Bundle Sun, Earth, and Moon Bundle Food Chains and Food Webs Bundle Inherited Traits and Learned Behaviors Bundle Adaptations Bundle Interdependency Bundle Environmental Changes Bundle Fossils and Sedimentary Rocks Bundle Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition Bundle Science Concepts Bundle Year of Vocabulary Words Bundle Social Studies Interactive Notebook Doodles I also offer: Social Studies YEAR BUNDLE of Vocabulary Words, History Alive Social Studies YEAR BUNDLE of Chapter Tests, History Alive Social Studies YEAR BUNDLE of 21 Foldables, History Alive Best wishes! Melanie
A Preschool Fitness Theme that includes preschool lesson plans, activities & Interest Learning Center ideas that focus on Exercise for your Preschool Classroom!
Four tips to creating an elementary character council in your building. It doesn't have to be hard... see the easy steps here.
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Item description These pirate hats are great for a cute school craft project. Buy once and print as many times as you need. These paper crowns are ready to be printed, cut, and enjoyed. —————————————————————————– Your file will be available directly after payment. If you run into any problems with getting access to the files please let me know and I will send them to your e-mail. Please note that this is a DIGITAL download of the files. You will need to print and cut them out yourself. Suggestions: Use a thicker/cardstock type of paper for a more durable/quality crown! Add glitter and rhinestones for extra sparkle All paper crowns are for personal and classroom use only. Do not resell, redistribute or alter these crowns in any way for profit!
Simple and engaging hands-on coding and technology activities for beginning learners of all ages! Popular topics include counting in binary, early exposure to the basics of programming, computer fluency, experimenting with electricity and circuits, and other technology related topics.
Check out our top 11 ESL whiteboard games and activities to try out with your students today. Have some fun with these chalkboard games.
Help kids learn about different kinds of friendships with this Bullseye Friendship printable to let them evaluate their friendships.
Drawing in kindergarten is important. Using directed drawing, you can teach your students to draw almost anything, as long as you can draw it.
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Well I think I've officially run myself dry on the paper roll obsession. I've also run out of paper rolls, so that helps. This time, I put...
Let’s use gummy bears for a sweet science experiment and learn how osmosis works. Growing gummy bears science experiment to show osmosis In this simple science experiment using candy, we’re using gummy bears to show osmosis. This gummy bear science lesson: :: introduces children to the scientific method :: invites them to make […]
HEART SUNCATCHER MOSAICS for kids look gorgeous! Pretty and colourful window art for all ages.
It can be tough to fit art into a busy homeschooling schedule, but these quick and easy art projects make it simple. They're perfect for middle schoolers.
Inspiration for MAKING a pretty life!
Are you wondering what the purpose of a bullet journal dutch door is? Well here we not only give you some amazing dutch door examples but...
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Learn to fold a perfect origami crane with this easy video tutorial & diagram. Create 1000 for a wish come true! Simple steps for all ages.
Students setting goals can be powerful, whether it be for a New Year's resolution activity, back-to-school activity, or anytime during t...
Learn how to make a rose with paper from this easy DIY tutorial. Here you will learn the technique to make them in any size you want.
In a world of darkness, what does it mean to be the light-Matthew 5:16. Practical tips, scriptures, songs, & resources linked to teach our children.
I wanted to offer these fun sticker printable sheets for you! I showed you them in my youtube video--and I wanted to let you guys have some fun with them too (the link to print
Teach your students to stop tattling with the 5 B's classroom management system.
Heart pounding, rapid breathing, nightmares...yep, it's that time of year. Back to school...dun dun dun. Okay I actually may be a little dramatic there (ask anyone who knows me, it's not uncommon!). But seriously, every year I feel like this. The anxiety of the unknown plus the excitement of getting back into the classroom and teaching. I think that when I get to the point in my career that I don't feel like this it will be a sign to quit teaching. There are many things that I worry about before the school year starts. Will the dynamic in my room be good, will I be able to meet the needs of all of my students, will I be nice even on my grumpy days, will they like me, will the parents be nice, will I have my materials prepared, what if I mess up? The list goes on and on. It probably explains why I am a little tiny bit type-A about prepping my classroom (if you haven't noticed). What I can control now makes me feel a little better. In reality all of it is out of my control. I try to remember that my students are feeling just as anxious, and that it's okay. My hubs is losing his 'summer wife' and I know the house is going to be kind of a wreck until our first long break, but it's worth it. To add to the unknown I am getting an intern this year (woo hoo!). We start training together tomorrow and I'm really excited. For those of you who are not PA teachers, the preservice teachers had to choose pre k-4 or 4-8 for their certification. Kind of interesting and most likely not going to last, but in the meantime it means that 5th and 6th grade openings will be filled easier for the kids who chose 4-8th for their certification. So, as I count down my last few hours of summer, here are a few pins that I found inspiring as I began planning for this school year, and a fun purchase that I made to use in my room this year. Enjoy! Me By the Numbers - will be doing this on the first day of math with the kids. I think it'll be great for the cover of their binders! I'm going to try to add this in on the first day of school with my homeroom. I'll have them color a larger popsicle stick then put them in a shadow box to display with a team work inspired quote. I love owls, and this is just too cute. And finally, my new purchase! A doc cam! I'm so excited, this little guy has great reviews and was less than $100. Very affordable on a teacher budget. Amazon has it - the IPEVO Point 2 View USB camera.
Homemade Clotted Cream (aka Devonshire or Cornish Cream) is a luxurious spreadable cream and a must for afternoon tea and scones, but no need to buy those pricey little imported bottles, because now you can make it right in your own kitchen!
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Don’t let a toxic work environment break you. Here are 10 classy ways to tell someone off professionally with scripts.
These invasive plants are all beautiful so you will be tempted to plant them in your garden. Find out which invasive species are not worth the hassle.
Hollow Core Bore to a Beautiful Updated Door: Do THIS to your boring doors to make them look so much better - and it costs just $20! - A little bit of effort, and a whole lot of wow!
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If you follow our steps, you will have a perfectly cooked baked ziti. The noodles will not be over or undercooked, dried out or lack flavor. This will be the only baked ziti recipe you make again!
