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I have received several emails about HOW to set up my interactive notebooks. This is a very personal decision, but I want to share how I do it with my kiddos. When you purchase one of my interactive notebooks, there are directions of how to personalize and set up the notebooks to work for you, as well as pictures of what it can look like as a finish product. I use 70 page wide ruled spiral notebooks for my journals. The pages fit perfectly in them. Many teachers prefer composition books. Either one works. If you choose to use composition books, you will need to print the pages at a reduced rate before you make a class set to fit into the books. Use what works best for you and your students. Each of my interactive notebooks also comes with strand tabs and strand covers for each of the areas the notebook covers. I like to copy the strand tabs on different colored Astrobright paper. This helps the students easily identify the strand we are working on. Since I am a control freak organized person, I set up my student notebooks with the strand tabs ahead of time. This is actually a very hard thing for first through third graders to do and leaves A LOT of room for error. I tried having my own fifth grade son help me, and it was a frustrating task for him. So, I recruited my mom to help me instead. I prefer to use the front and back of the notebook pages and add several extra pages to each section for any mistakes that my occur when they are used by the students. I count the number of activities in each strand and then add about 5 extra pages. Then, I have the STUDENTS color and glue the strand cover on top of the tab for reinforcement. Other people have laminated the tabs and stapled them into the notebooks instead of gluing them. Both work beautifully. Finally, I glue the notebook cover (included) to the front of the notebook. I use clear packing tape to reinforce the top and bottom of the cover too. Some people like to laminate the covers and then tape them, as well. Storage Suggestions: I have my students store their notebooks in their own desk. This does not work for everyone. I have not found it to be a problem so far. The tabs get bent through the year, but that will happen anyway, so it does not bother me that much. I have also used table bins or baskets to store them in. Experiment and see what works for your class. Loose Pieces: As we all know, students work at different paces. This can be frustrating and challenging to manage when some students have small pieces cut out, but not glued yet. I have tried to design many of my notebook pages to NOT have many little pieces for this very reason. However, sometimes it is unavoidable. In previous years, I had the kids put the pieces on top of the page they were working on before they closed their notebook. This was not full proof by any means. This year, I am going to glue a small manila envelope to the inside of the back cover of the notebook. Erin Cobb, from Lovin' Lit, shared this idea on her blog. I think it is simply brilliant and will solve my problem easily. I hope these tips and tricks help you get your interactive notebooks set up with ease. Enjoy!

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LA Marathon Silkscreen Print by Cleon Peterson Hand-Pulled Color on Fine Art Paper Limited Edition Pop Street Art Artwork. 2010 Signed & Numbered Limited Edition of 1050 Artwork Size 20x29 Silkscreen Print The LA Marathon, one of the most renowned athletic events globally, draws not just runners but also artists who want to encapsulate its essence. One such striking representation is the LA Marathon Silkscreen Print, a piece masterfully created by Cleon Peterson. This artwork is not merely a commemorative print but an embodiment of the spirit and energy of the race. Rendered with meticulous attention to detail, this hand-pulled color print sits elegantly on fine art paper. Peterson's approach marries the ethos of pop street art with the precision of silkscreen printing. The result? An artwork that resonates with vibrancy, capturing the movement and dynamism of marathon runners. What sets this print apart is its limited availability. Only 1050 pieces were crafted in this 2010 signed & numbered limited edition, each one sized 20x29 inches. Such exclusivity ensures that every owner possesses a unique memento of a significant event. Peterson’s choice of elements to feature in the artwork speaks volumes about its thematic depth. Three distinct LA icons find themselves immortalized, harmoniously blending with the marathon's beginning and its participants. A particularly poignant touch is the homage to the 2009 women’s champion, Tatiana Petrova of Russia. Her inclusion serves as a testament to individual excellence within the context of a communal event. Through this silkscreen print, Cleon Peterson has not only depicted an athletic spectacle but also celebrates perseverance, dedication, and the human spirit's triumph.

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Here's a resource to help you teach your children about the people in the Bible. This Bible People printable will help you do just that.

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This is lesson five in a 13-week series that I used in my class. I wanted one quarter to introduce the Old Testament with a basic timeline of the people and events. The students can learn what happened in the Old Testament and how those events lead to Jesus. These lessons are a combination of the Life Overview Series and other lessons. They have been updated and tweaked since I taught these. I will show you what I used to blend several posts into 13 lessons. It was basically pick and choose and you can change any to fit your needs. This lesson teaches about Joseph in Genesis. The lesson explains the Big Picture. I used Cathy’s visual with Joseph’s Coat and updated it to make it easier to use. Keep in mind these lessons are slightly longer with very different application reviews. I updated Cathy's coat visual. I rearranged the pieces so they are placed in order instead of random on the coat. I updated the lesson slightly to my style and for a couple of the pieces that I changed. I also added a couple of small visuals. Click here to see Cathy's original visual. Click here to download the updated version. If you prefer not to make the coat visual, this file has updated visuals and the adapted lesson outline. I print my visuals on cardstock, and tape each section of the lesson to the back. It keeps me on track and is ready for anyone else to use the visuals. This lesson outline is also included. Click here to download the visuals and lesson outline. The dreams are interesting to discuss and this worksheet will help the students remember who dreamed it. They just draw a line from the name to the correct dream. Some have more than one dream. There is an answer sheet with scriptures included. Click here to download. I designed this file folder game for the Life of Joseph. The (left) money bag is the cover and can be printed in color or black & white onto color paper. The (right) inside has the numbered 'coins' for the student to put Joseph's life in order. It can be used to review or discuss his life. The top is for the students and the bottom is the completed set for teacher's visual or if you want to use it already done. There is a list of answers with scripture if you want to make a lesson using this. This is designed so that if you prefer to cut out the bag... you can. It is a lot more work, but it can be done. Glue the cover on the file folder and cut it out (both sides of the file folder). Then, glue the inside on. The silver coins are 2" circles. I purchased a punch to make it (so much) easier and perfect. Click here to see the punch. Here are some hints to make it easier to use a punch: For this type of use, I remove the safety shield on the bottom. They usually slide or pop off easily to clean. I cut each strip pretty close (about 1/4") from the circle (but not on the circle). Turn the punch upside down and insert the picture (as shown) inside so you can place it perfect in the punch area to be cut. Squeeze and you have a perfect easy circle! The silver coin pictures can be kept in a sandwich bag, an envelope or these library pockets. You can find these just about anywhere. Craft stores, Dollar Tree and teacher supply stores. I plan to reuse these with future classes, so I did not glue the pocket onto the file folder. They can be Velcroed, but it is hard for the students to get them out of the pocket, so I keep them in a storage bag. Keep in mind, you can use the circle punch to cut circles from gray or silver cardstock for other lessons with silver coins. Click here to download the file folder game. I also used this Bible Timeline File Folder Game. I made the pictures into stickers (which they love!) and the students added to it each week. Even though we studied Jesus and Acts after this quarter, rather than removing any pictures, I printed those pictures already on the page along with a couple that we wouldn't have as it's own lesson. Click here if you want to print the one I used with some of the pictures already in place. This includes the completed teacher's visual also. The original file has a teacher's visual completed. and a student file folder without any pictures on the timeline. All pictures will need to be cut and glued or made into stickers to use. Click here to download the original. Click here to download the visuals. These updated visuals are all the visuals for Genesis 37 and include Joseph receiving his coat, his dreams and his brothers selling him. All are not shown. Click here to download the pictures to color. (These are the same as the visuals but are black & white.) Click here to download the 30 updated visuals. This is a variety pack for Genesis 39-46 since it covers so much! There is a visual(s) for each event that is in these chapters. Click here to download the pictures to color. (These are the same as the visuals but are black & white.) Click here to see the previous lesson in this 13-week series. Click here to see the next lesson about Moses.   Click here to see more for Joseph. Click here to see the first lesson in this 13-week series. Click here to see the complete list and links for other lessons. Scripture References Genesis 37:3 Jacob gave Joseph the coat of many colors Genesis 40:5-13 Butler & Baker’s dreams interpreted Genesis 41:17-32 Pharaoh’s dreams Genesis 41:51-52 Joseph’s sons born Genesis 44:18 Joseph is even like Pharaoh Genesis 45:26 they told Jacob Joseph was alive Genesis 46:26 66 people traveled to Egypt Genesis 47:9 Jacob was 130 years old when he went to Egypt Genesis 47:11 they lived in Rameses Genesis 35:22-26 sons listed Genesis 41:45 Joseph married Asenath Genesis 41:50-52 Joseph had two sons Genesis 47:28 Jacob lived in Egypt for 17 years and died at 147 years old Genesis 50:22 Joseph lived 110 years

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This is a worksheet that students can use to identify the elements of a plot in a story. They can also use it to create a plot for a story they are writing. It asks them to identify the conflict, characters, main events of the story, climax and resolution.