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Song worksheet with simple past tense activities. - ESL worksheets
It can be infuriating when students complain, especially within full earshot of the class. Here's how to handle it so it rarely, if ever, happens again.
Substitutes, I don’t have to tell you that you have a unique and challenging job, especially when it comes to classroom management.I reader recently emailed with a great question: “How do I get students to realize they need to follow instructions even though I am ‘just a sub’?”Great question. One th
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Have a chatty class? It can feel impossible to teach. Read this blog post to learn 5 simple steps to get your students to actively listen!
Have a chatty class? It can feel impossible to teach. Read this blog post to learn 5 simple steps to get your students to actively listen!
This worksheet has 2 pages and 6 exercises. the exercises are on; matching, numering the lined, filling the empty spaces. Students love exercises based on famous songs so I think these exercises will be exellent for listening classes. - ESL worksheets
Do you have a child with ADHD who just won’t listen or follow any rules? Is the situation so difficult that it feels hopeless? If so, the Nurtured Heart Approach created by therapist Howard Glasser might be the answer to your struggles. Learn about the Nurtured Heart Approach and how you can reconnect with your child.
Use our free printable music activity as a boredom buster with kids stuck at home or as a fun part of music education in a classroom.
It's that time of year again! We're Back to School! It's bittersweet isn't it? Everything is fresh and brand new, new faces, new friends, new beginnings...and new school supplies! WooHoo! Yet, no more lazy mornings, late nights, planning your days on a whim. BooHoo! Here is a little freebie to cheer you up, my teeps! You can find it here at my TpT shop: I Can Be A Good Listener Poster Set Enjoy!
Primary Children around the world will love this new Primary Song written by Sally DeFord. I am so excited about this year's Primary Theme " I Know the Scriptures Are True." I know that they will learn messages that will stay with them throughout their lives as they listen to the lessons that will be taught and the music that will be sung. Testimonies will be strengthened not only for the Primary Children, but for the adults working with them as well. I had received this past year a really cute calendar from my Mom that was placed in a CD jewel case. I loved it and have been saving the idea to use for teaching a song in Primary up until now. Here's what you will need in order to share this song with your Primary Children: 1. Find a CD jewel case that you are not using...I'm sure you all have one of these some where in your home. Make sure the front cover can bend in all directions so it can become a stand for the photos, etc... 2. Email ME at [email protected] to receive the PDF file for If I Listen with My Heart. 3. Print the song. I used regular white paper. I don't recommend card stock! 4. You will need to cut the pages pretty close to the dotted lines so that it will fit snug in the slots of the front of the CD jewel case. 5. Place the front cover in front...this will be the song title sheet. 6. Place the rest of the pages behind. You should be able to store the sheets right in the CD case. Isn't that AWESOME? Super easy storage! 7. As you teach the song you can slide out the pages as you sing them. The CD case is easy to hold in your hand and also cute on a table. Be creative in how you use it! I have also included a sheet with just a heart on it. I thought I might use the heart another week to have the Primary Children listen for the word and when we say/sing HEART they have to hold up their paper HEART or something fun like that. It also looks cute as the back cover. Another twist.....create other songs that can be sung with pictures that can be taken into NURSERY. Because the case is so small and can be held in your hand this might be just what you are looking for to take into the Nursery Room. I know I plan to create more that can fit inside. Once those are complete...I'll be sure to share. Enjoy! Love, Jennifer If you would like the PDF file to If I Listen with My Heart...please comment here or email me directly at [email protected]. Be sure to leave me your email address!
Book review of Gabi Garcia's book, Listening with my Heart and free printable activity to analyze statements for negative or positive self talk
If we want to raise gentlemen, we have to start instilling values in our sons at young ages. These are the 7 ways I am doing that.
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It’s time to turn off the music and tune in to a yoga podcast. There are so many new amazing yoga podcasts worth listening to.
These hymns about overcoming fear will comfort your heart and mind. Listen to these hymns in times of crises when you need peace over your anxious heart!
Throughout Jesus’ life and ministry, He called listeners’ attention to various sins as he taught about His Father’s will, and guided believers in what it truly means to love God, and to walk with Him. But during His ministry, did Jesus call out some sins more than others? As God’s children, we are to pay attention, not just to Jesus’ words, but what they reveal about His heart for us. Wherever He calls out sin, he points the way to something far greater than what the sin promises us. This is why it is so crucial to listen closely and respond to what Jesus emphasized in His teachings. Here are 10 sins Jesus spoke about most fervently in the Gospels: Photo Credit: Pexels/Wendy van Zyl
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May 23, 2012 This was not my idea, but rather something I saw on my good friend Katy Tannert's blog. It is based off of the work of Stephan Bucher and the daily monster he does. My students absolutely loved his concepts. Using india ink we set out on our way to whole new creation. Check out what developed! April 15, 2012 Biographical Artist Board Games Let the games begin! Da Vinci Run, VanGopoly, and more! Students gained incredible art knowledge by working in partners to create these board games based off of the lives of famous artists. Friday was their last day in art class this session and so they were able to rotate around the room and spend time playing eachothers' games while learning about the life of the artist and his or her work! March 19, 2012 Printing with Miss Flegal This is our student teacher's second session with fourth grade this spring and she once again did a very wonderful job with her problem and solution printing lesson she developed in February. Today students wrapped them up and used potatoes for an organic printing approach to add borders to the outsides of their diptychs. February 27, 2012 Now that they have been fired, students are adding paint to their timelines they completed in previous weeks in our class. For more details on this autobiographical approach to art, read below... February 16, 2012 Printmaking! Students in fourth grade are learning under the instruction of our fabulous student teacher, Miss Flegal from Kent State University. She recently taught them about printmaking, specifically-- silkscreen, intaglio, woodcut, collagraph and monoprint. Next, she introduced them to the concept of two part art, also known as a diptych. In correlation with the idea of creating a diptych they developed a problem and then a solution in our world today. Some of the themes addressed in their art are pollution, endangered species, oil spills, natural disasters and physical fitness. February 1, 2012 Landmark Timelines Students in my fourth grade class are experiencing the great privilege of being taught my Miss Flegal our student teacher from Kent State University. Currently, they are using our slab roller to construct these timelines of their lives. For inspiration they looked are major memorials that mark timelines in U.S. history. They also viewed The Map of My Day by Sara Fanelli. We are delighted to have her in our classroom and her expertise in three dimensional art creation! This six week session I will be repeating the projects I just completed throughout the previous six weeks due in part to the fact that I want to keep all of my fourth grade students working in the same art media and walking away from my classroom with a similar experience and comparative art knowledge about artists and art styles. I feel this is advantageous to the art program I am fostering here at The Falcon Academy of Creative Arts. Please stay tuned for new projects in January at the start of the new semester. Until then please enjoy what my current students are creating! Thank you! December 19, 2011 Don Drumm Plaster Sun Faces in progress... Third session Jazz Instruments! December 2, 2011 November 15, 2011 November 11, 2011 Fourth Grade Jazz Instruments Fourth grade concentrated on art and music this week and the way music has appeared in art throughout history. For example we discussed the mood of Picasso’s Old Guitarist versus the piece shown above. After utilizing the knowledge of our music teacher, Mrs. Goldman, we looked at the five main instruments of jazz. We decided that while listening to jazz, it typically evokes the feeling of energy and should be painted with vibrant colors. Line and a sense of movement were also incorporated as students painted their way through this very exciting project. Inspiration for this project came from another fabulous art blog: SmArt Class. Check it out! November 4, 2011 Finalized Glazed Leaf Fossil Bowls and Zig Zag Self Portraits in progress... October 24, 2011 Plaster Suns in progress... October 17, 2011 Metal Rainforest Animals To raise awareness about some of our endangered animals living in the rainforest, students created these vibrant metal relief projects. My explanations are getting shorter and shorter, I am sorry, due to the fact that these six week sessions are going by so fast! October 6, 2011 The end of our six week session is tomorrow!! We are wrapping things up and having a great time doing it! Here are some of our final leaf bowls... October 5, 2011 Finalized Instruments! October 1, 2011 Fourth grade concentrated on art and music this week and the way music has appeared in art throughout history. For example we discussed the mood of Picasso’s Old Guitarist versus the piece shown above. After utilizing the knowledge of our music teacher, Mrs. Goldman, we looked at the five main instruments of jazz. We decided that while listening to jazz, it typically evokes the feeling of energy and should be painted with vibrant colors. Line and a sense of movement were also incorporated as students painted their way through this very exciting project. Inspiration for this project came from another fabulous art blog: SmArt Class. Check it out! September 21, 2011 Zig Zag Self Portraits in progress... September 14, 2011 Zig Zag Self Portraits I did this project last year and absolutely loved it! I thought we would tackle it again this year with some tweaking of course! Here they are in the beginning stages. More to follow... September 6, 2011 Don Drumm Inspired Sculptural Sun Faces Because the Ohio state standards require us to study specifically an Ohio artist, we have been looking extensively at the life and work of Don Drumm (www.dondrummstudios.com). Don Drumm works in metal and create large suns with human qualities. The students love this creative twist on an everyday object, and it gave us the opportunity to integrate their science curriculum by looking deeper into all the useful qualities of the sun. Unlike his metal medium, we chose to work with plaster. Plaster is a medium that is giving my children the opportunity to finely sculpt intricate details among their sun faces. Below you can see we started with the inside surface of a bowl before flipping them to construct the face on the reverse side. Also, because we changed our schedule at school this year, I am able to see my students everyday for six weeks, twice a year, as opposed to every three days all year long like last year. I love this new schedule because the possibilities are endless in having my children in my room everyday! See their works in progress below... And now the real construction... _______________________________________________ June 8, 2011 Finalized Frank Stella Pieces Read on below.... It has been a great year! June 1, 2011 FRANK STELLA INSPIRED SCULPTURES! Students in fourth grade recently analyzed the work of Frank Stella. Using the elements and principles of art they had to find various properties such as color, line, texture, space, movement, balance, contrast and more! Next, using cardboard, students integrated math by cutting shapes that met certain criteria (parallel lines, five edges, four corners, etc.). Lastly, they painted their shapes using the color wheel for guidance to incorporate many basic color combinations we have mastered this school year (primary, secondary, color, warm, monochromatic, metallic, etc.). For more information about this lesson. Feel free to email me at [email protected]. April 20, 2011 Self Portraits with a twist... It has been awhile since I have posted on my blog because we recently had our Art Rocks show that was consuming every spare minute of my time! All the while, students have still been working hard on various fabulous projects. Below we embarked on self portraits with a different approach. After an extensive self portrait sketching unit, students finalized their drawings with thin sharpie marker. Next, I ran their drawings through the copy machine giving them the exact same piece of art, twice. Below students have used technical skill (tints and shades) to create various value to make their portraits look very realistic. After creating a realistic version of themselves, students then went on to create a similar portrait with unconventional colors. Eventually these paintings will be cut up and zig zagged to create alternating realistic/unrealistic portraits! March 13, 2011 PRINTING!! Because the Ohio state standards require us to study specifically an Ohio artist, we have been looking extensively at the life and work of Don Drumm (www.dondrummstudios.com). Don Drumm works in metal and create large suns with human qualities. The students love this creative twist on an everyday object, and it gave us the opportunity to integrate their science curriculum by looking deeper into all the useful qualities of the sun. Unlike his metal medium, we chose to work with printing inks. Printing is an art form that allows the artist to change and repeat his work all at the same time. Below are a few of our first prints! March 2, 2011 Making music by making art! Students in fourth grade explored the origination of maracas from South America and their impact on the musical world by creating one out of clay. This intricate process required them to create two pinch pots, that they filled with 32 small clays beads wrapped in a tissue before placing it into the kiln. The scientific process of this allowed the tissue to burn out, leaving behind the clay beads that now rattle and make various noises. Students learned and practices 2/3 rhythm by watching a youtube video in class. They also added texture to their maracas by using random surfaces from around the art room. Once they were fired, they were able to add color through various bright and beautiful paint colors. February 8, 2011 Klimt inspired trees! January 31, 2011 Students recently became acquainted with the work of artist Gustav Klimt for inspiration for their metal relief projects. After looking at his abstract Tree of Life, they were challenged to draw an abstract tree with their own twist, including hidden images. They are still in various stages of creation at this point, but so far, I am amazed! January 14, 2011 If you could live anywhere, in any type of house, what would that look like? This was the challenge for this week's students in fourth grade. Using exact drawing tools students learned a variety of techniques to create three dimensional buildings as true architects do. Fourth grade students integrated art with other major subject areas including science, language arts and social studies through this paper making unit. By placing paper scraps into old blenders with water, we were able to turn the paper back into its previous state of pulp. Through this we discussed the different physical forms of matter, and also the significance of recycling to our planet. Next, we incorporated the Native American culture by discussing how they were forced to make many things that they needed rather than purchase them at a store. Lastly, these handmade papers with their design concepts included will serve as front and back covers to language arts journals that they will be using in Mrs. Walker's class. November 29, 2010 Ceramic Leaf Bowls Opening the kiln this past week to see our glazed creations was such as surprise! This is always a favorite part of my job when I get to see how pottery has fired in the kiln. The children were thrilled with the end results. Stop by and see all leaf ceramic bowls in the front hallway showcase at our school. Art and Science Integration November 15, 2010 Students integrated art and science using clay to create leaf fossil bowls. I posted this amazing project a few weeks back on my homepage. Currently they are working on adding glaze to their greenware pieces. We can't wait to see what will happen once they are done firing in the kiln! "Footprints worth Following" Inspired Art October 12, 2010 Students in fourth grade are on their way to making an amazing piece of they art. They started by discussing out district wide motto "Footprints worth following." Next, they took a very close look at their shoes. We discussed how we take everyday items like our shoes for granted and how many people in the world do not have shoes. We are training our eyes to see minuscule details for these fantastic drawings. Underwater Chalk Creations October 11, 2010 Students in fourth grade created these vibrant chalk resist art works while I was away on maternity leave. This was a great beginning of the year lesson because it allowed them the freedom of expression throughout their composition, but also tied in their science curriculum and the habitats of underwater life.
A number of people have asked me about the tessellating cat pattern. The inspiration for this quilt was my white cat, Pearl. (Actually she w...
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How aware are you of how you really feel from moment to moment? Are you running on auto-pilot going from one activity to the next all day long? Many of us are so distracted in today’s modern life, that we get disconnected from our bodies.
The Word Collector by Peter H Reynolds has quickly become one of my favorite stories of all time. It's about a young boy named Jerome, who loves words. How perfect is that for SLPs? I happen to think this book is a great jumping off point for word exploration and vocabulary development. Here are 5 ways I am using this story to build word knowledge in my students...
Learn to walk in someone else's shoes in this social-emotional learning activity that focuses on perspective-taking and empathy. Students will read given scenarios and answer the questions, attempting to put themselves in someone's shoes. Great for students who are struggling to make and keep friends. This activity takes about 30 minutes to complete with a small or large group. The goal is for students to practice having empathy and perspective-taking skills. Includes: ►Activity description including instructions/walk-through of activity, objectives, materials, guiding questions, SEL competencies, and ASCA standards. ►Ways to show empathy. ►4 different characters and 4 different sneakers to write on how you can show empathy. ►2 formats included: Handout version (best for older students): 6 pages of scenarios with empathy-driven questions. Workbook version (best for younger students): 13 pages of scenarios with empathy-driven questions. ►Powerpoint presentation: All scenarios included in a presentation format. ►Google Classroom version, the link to access this resource on Google Drive and instructions for use is on page 2. ***This activity is also available as part of my Social Skills Small Group Counseling Curriculum *** ▶️Where can I find the google classroom link? Google slides link and instructions are on page 2. ▶️What formats are included? -Pdf version to print out. -Powerpoint version. -Google Slides version. ▶️What mode should I use this in google slides? This product is meant to be used in "edit" mode (not "presentation" mode). Edit mode is the only mode that allows drag & drop and writing in text boxes. ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ✨More from this Series✨ ★ Walk in my CUPID shoes ★ Walk in my ELF shoes ★ Walk in my LEPRECHAUN shoes ★ Walk in my FALL shoes ⭐Recommended Resources⭐ ★ Tattling VS Telling ★ Build a Snowman Friend ★ My Emotions Book ★ Breathing Buddies ★Child Abuse Prevention ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ✨Let's stay in touch ✨ ❤️Click here to follow my TPT store to be updated about new products which are 50% off the first 24 hours posted! Heart and Mind Teaching on Pinterest Heart and Mind Teaching on Facebook Heart and Mind Teaching on Instagram Heart and Mind Teaching Website and Newsletter (sign up for my newsletter to get access to my freebie library). ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Copyright 2020, 2024 © Heart and Mind Teaching. If you have questions please contact me: [email protected]
When you think about baseline testing or beginning of the year testing, do you include listening skills? Back to school is a hectic time of the year. Adding one more thing to your to-do list may not be something you want to do. Once you see the impact listening skills have for your students' academics and behavior, you will be happy to add another thing to your to-do list. Do you have a "Listen Lizzie" in your class? Lizzie interrupts your reading group lesson to ask how to complete her center assignment. Lizzie does not line up at the end of recess. Transitions are difficult for Lizzie. Lizzie refuses to clean up when you ring your bell that it is time to cleanup. Lizzie often needs redirected during your lessons. Poor listening skills can sometimes be misinterpreted as willful or not making good choices. Some students' behavior and "choices" in the classroom will improve when you add listening activities to your lessons. It is helpful to schedule a conference at the beginning of the year when you have a "Listen Lizzie". Frequent ear infections during the toddler years is common with the "Listen Lizzie" student. If you've ever had an ear infection, you know that it can affect your hearing. An ear infection is similar to hearing with your head underwater. You can hear noise, but not the actual words. You may turn towards who is speaking, but not know the meaning of the words. You may even look for gestures or other body language to help you. --Please note, this is my personal theory and observations. Children learn to follow multi-step directions in the toddler years. Toddlers with frequent ear infections do not develop these important skills. A parent with more than one child may notice a difference in their child's listening skills, but not always. Parents may not realize the impact of listening skills until their child is bringing home notes and/or a teacher requests a conference. There are activities your student's parent can do to help your "Listen Lizzie". Parent Tips: Before giving your child directions, ask him/her to look at you. Say the direction(s) in short, simple sentences. Tell your child to repeat the direction before he/she begins. You will begin by giving one-step directions. Example "Lizzie, bring me your take-home reader." Once your child is successful following one-step directions over an extended time period, add another step. Continue adding steps when your child shows improvement. Remember, this is a skill. Like any skill, your child will need to practice. Think of at least one tangible, measurable thing you can ask your child to do each day. Then ask your child to do it. Example: Set the table One step direction: Lizzie, please put these plates on the table. Two step directions: Lizzie, please put these plates on the table. Then put the forks on the table. Three step directions: Lizzie, please put these plates on the table. Then put the forks on the table. Last, take the salt and pepper shakers to the table. There are activities you can do with your class that will help your "Listen Lizzie" plus strengthen all of your students' listening skills. Listen & Draw - FREE lesson All Listen & Draw Lessons Listen and Draw is a 20-30 minute whole group lesson that you can use to test and strengthen your students' listening abilities. The only supplies needed are the worksheet, a pencil, and crayons. You will read the directions telling students what to draw, one step at a time. You will read the directions 2 times before you go to the next step. Students need to listen closely to what you are saying so they will know what to draw. Students who do not listen closely will not have that part of the drawing in their picture. After listening to your directions, your class will write a sentence(s) about the picture. This is also a good writing sample to show growth throughout the year. Recommendations: Beginning of the Year: Give your class Listen & Draw lesson. Save this lesson for their portfolio to show parents at conference time. Show Growth: At least once a month give your class a Listen & Draw lesson. Hopefully, you will see growth in their listening skills and writing skills. Conferences: If listening skills are an issue, share the Listen & Draw lessons with your students' parents. R.T.I.: You can also use these for R.T.I. Sub Plans & Inside Recess: Use these for inside recess and your sub plans. You and your sub will appreciate how your class is quiet for this lesson. Read stories about listening. Ask your librarian if your school has the books below. You will be happy to see that it is easier for your students to learn when they are good listeners! Listen & Learn Listen Buddy Howard B. Wigglebottom: Learns to Listen Sources to make my blog post graphics can be found HERE. Click HERE to read my blog's disclosure statement.
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When you follow your heart, you’ll discover a well of strength within you: the real treasure. If you need a reminder to listen to your heart, read The Alchemist quotes here. The book is a timeless tale of love and adventure, despair and possibilities. It’ll inspire you to live a life that feels like your own.
