My kids are growing up SO FAST! My girls went to their first daddy daughter dance this weekend! Pinterest Pinterest Pinterest It was just me and the little guy… So we walked to the park! Pinterest Time goes by so quickly and I’m trying my hardest to enjoy every moment! In my classroom, we had a blast […]
When I was a Speech/Language Pathologist I used to love to teach multiple word meanings. When students understand that a word can have a different meaning depending upon it’s use in oral or written language, their comprehension improves. There are a lot ways to help students learn multiple meaning words. The Ice Cream Scoops activity […]
5-day lesson plan with Gradual Release components. This plan includes\ engaging introductions, teacher model, collaborative activities, and independent activities in each lesson. Execution of this plan not only requires students to determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in the t...
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In order to be fluent readers, students need to be able to recognize sight words quickly and accurately as these words make up between 50-70% of the words we encounter in text. Students who struggle learning sight words greatly benefit from using a multi-sensory approach to teaching. The term “multi-sensory” means using all the different senses […]
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Multiple-meaning words are words that have similar spellings but have different meanings. Multiple meaning words, or homonyms, are essential for vocabulary growth and comprehension. Let's think about the word, right. There are various definitions or meanings for the word right. It can be a direction, such as turning right. Another meaning has to do with whether an answer on a test is correct.
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“Multi-level” can mean a variety of things when we’re talking about troop structures, but they all require a few extra steps of planning to ensure the girls are getting the most of their scouting experience. A few different examples of multi-level troops include: The majority/minority troop – A troop of 18 Brownies that has 2 Daisies who are younger sisters of the Brownies. In this case, the troop will focus most of their energy/attention on Brownie level activities, but make small modifications to ensure activities are fun for Daisies too, and help them earn their petals. The 50/50 troop – This is a truly mixed troop of two age levels that are side-by-side. This troop might have 8 Brownies and 10 Juniors. Another variety of this is the two-grade troop, which on Year 1 has Kindergarten and 1st graders (all Daisies), but in Year 2 has 1st graders and 2nd graders (Daisies and Brownies), so by Year 3 has 2nd and 3rd graders (all Brownies). In this case, the troop will ensure that activities are age-appropriate and complete award criteria for both levels. The MULTI-level – This is a troop with more than two age levels: they might have Daisies, Brownies, and Juniors. They might have Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors, or some other combination. In this case, the leader has far more planning to ensure the activities connect to award criteria and age-appropriate design than the other troop styles. It’s can be a lot of work, but becomes simpler with practice. An important note for when you view the “multi-level” Journeys and information in the Volunteer Toolkit: They are designed for Daisy/Brownie/Junior multi-level combination. *Note: these titles and descriptions (majority/minority troop, 50/50 troop, and MULTI-level troop) are not official titles by GSUSA, just a helpful description to differentiate between various troop styles. The term “multi-level” can also apply to leader trainings and girl events. If you’re considering opening your troop to multi-level or just getting started with a multi-level troop and looking for ideas to assist in planning and prepping for meetings, or planning an upcoming event for multiple age levels, here are 6 Tips to get you started: Know the age groups you’re planning for and how you want to include older girls (as participants or helpers). This is especially important for events. Be sure you’re collecting age/grade information on the registration form. If you don’t have any Cadettes sign up, then you don’t need to plan any Cadette activities. Additionally, we often make assumptions about whether older girls (Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors) would rather be participants and enjoy all the fun or serve as Program Aides and practice their leadership skills. Either way, we can be incorrect on their preference, so it’s best to discuss it with girls or their leaders. Be aware of how much time you’ll have and how much you can squeeze into it. For troop meetings, don’t forget enough time for getting settled, bathroom breaks, snacks, and clean-up at the end. Select the badges or Journeys you want to work toward. This can be overwhelming at first, but there are lots of resources available, even if you don’t have the Girls’ Guide or Journey books for each level: Volunteer Toolkit, badge charts, Journey bookshelf, badge explorer. Plan out the activities. This really just involves a lot of lists, to see where there is overlap between different age levels’ badges/activities, or to see where one activity might apply to several different badge topics. The process of comparing can be tedious, but with a little practice, it becomes smoother. Decide on a format. How will girls progress through the different activities? Is it best to be “round robin” style and have groups of girls rotating through different stations? Is it best to have one large group and one instructor leading everyone with helpers around the room (like most troop meetings)? Is it best to have an event “open-house” style where activities are set up throughout the whole time, but individuals or small groups can move between them at their own pace. The answer will depend on: size of the group, age of the group, type of activities, physical layout of the space you’re working in, and how much adult help you have. Decide how you’re delegating. Even though this is the last step on the list, do this at the beginning of your planning process. Identify right away how you can use help and ask for that help, specifically. Can someone bring the snacks? Who can be on the clean-up crew? Do you need activity leaders? Delegate from the beginning. Looking for examples and ideas? Experienced multi-level troop leader, Elizabeth, the co-host to Silver & Gold Podcast Episode 10, is providing you with tons of great resources. Get her exact activity plans here: Cookie Rally, Camping Day Event w/ the brand new troop camping badges, 3-day Day Camp About the Author: Stacie is the creator and hostess of the Silver & Gold Podcast, a place for Girl Scout adults to connect, grab great ideas, share cool stuff, and feel like you’re never alone, because you’ve always got friends – new or old – silver and gold. Stacie is a professional consultant for Girl Scout councils in programs, trainings, grant-writing and more. She’s a Gold Award Girl Scout and Lifetime Member. Stacie holds a degree in Youth Programming & Camp Management. Connect with her at: www.silverandgoldpodcast.com, www.facebook.com/silverandgoldpodcast, or [email protected]. Organize Your Troop This Year with a Leader Planner This Leader Planner is from another amazing blogger named Jen her blog is called “I am StrawjenBerry” With the help of Jen I wrote a blog post explaining everything you will get in this planner. It has everything you need to plan your troop year. The planner contains your calendar, meeting planners, rosters and badge trackers in one safe place for when you need it. Read more
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This past week, we started working on multi-step word problems using the 4 operations. My students always have a hard time with this concept because they get overwhelmed having to incorporate and figure out which of the 4 operations they need to solve for as well as having to perform two different operations in one problem. Too often I see them just guessing rather than really thinking each problem through about what is actually happening in the problem. This week, we did some math skits. The students were broken up into different groups and were assigned to either addition, subtraction, multiplication or division. In these groups, students were to discuss what it means to add, subtract, multiply or divide and come up with example situations. They were then to choose an example which clearly shows what the operation means (what we are doing) and perform it for the class. Here is a group of students planning out their skit. After each performance, the audience was to decide which operation they were performing and they had to explain how they knew. As a class, we then went and wrote a description of what each operation means and then listed some key words to look out for in our word problems. Another group actually practicing Our multiplication group performing.. Can you guess which operation this group was acting out? Have a great week!
Boy, am I ready to get my spring on! I'm loving that it is warming up consistently during the days, but it is so hard to dress this time of year! 35 degrees in the morning....70 degrees in the afternoon! Come on spring! I must say that these weeks are flying by....only 9 more schools days until SPRING BREAK!! Well, really only 7 1/2 for me since I'm scooting out of town early to kick off my break with Maroon 5! {swoon} How much longer until your spring break?? If you tell me you're on it now I'm going to go all Hulk on you. Minus the muscles. So, just green....green with envy. Maybe that's more Kermit. I would love to be on break now, but maybe it will be super warm by the time the first week of April rolls around! :) Alright...enough rambling....on to the Friday Flashback! We kicked off our week with Reading MAP Testing....yep, Monday morning at 8:20....right after springing forward and losing an hour of sleep! {cringe} But, my kiddos ROCKED that test!!!!! I'm not going to say it was solely because of my testing turtles, but you never know! ;) Haha! They certainly did all take their time this year....NO rushers! We had 100% growth and 18 of 20 exceeded their GOALS {one was only 1 point away and well, the other fell asleep several times during the test....yep, on the keyboard...sigh}!!! So....to reward THAT awesome performance we had a little ice cream sundae celebration the next day! Using individual ice cream cups for sundaes makes it soooooo easy! Just pass out the cups, squirt on the whipped cream and add the toppings!! Yum!Yum! Let's cross our fingers that Math testing goes well next Monday!! My students finished learning all of the cursive lowercase letters this week! I love that second graders are soooo excited to learn cursive! Although, without a program or workbooks to practice these days, it does make teaching it a bit tricky. I incorporated it into my Morning Work PowerPoints this year and have absolutely LOVED this process! We'll fine-tune these letters the remainder of this quarter and then tackle uppercase letters 4th quarter. Not bad so far, though! They are really working hard to earn their cursive licenses. Once they've mastered ALL letters (lowercase and uppercase) they'll earn this little license which will be attached to their desk to let everyone know they have permission to complete ALL of their work in cursive! We also had fun learning about multiple meaning words this week. Amelia Bedelia helped a lot with this! We made a class book...I always love their illustrations! Heeehheeee....Don't you just love the girl rolling? So creative! We also had a ton of fun exploring MAGNETS! They are loving every moment of being scientists! Each day they make predictions {I use tape to "stick" their predictions down so that they're not tempted to change them....we talk about how it's okay to have your prediction be different than your result - that means you learned something NEW!}, they experiment, and then they write a daily reflection using key words from the day's lesson. All of this is kept neat in their Magnet Portfolio. That's a little bit about what went on in our week. We're still practicing our Tall Tale plays and we're now writing our own original Tall Tale stories! We also worked on multi-step word problems in math. Such a hard concept for little ones!! What did you do this week? Link up and let us take a peek into your week! I'm off for an actual DATE NIGHT with the hubby! We're going to see "The Call" with Halle Berry....have you seen the trailers? It looks soooo good!
Jesus Christ taught the Beatitudes during the Sermon on the Mount. The word beatitude comes from a Latin word that means, “the blessings”. Each beatitude starts with the words ‘blessed are’. Not blessed as in with money or friends, but blessed meaning happy, fortunate, and content. Jesus is saying, when we have the Kingdom of Heaven on our minds, we will have great happiness and delight! This study has been created with the sole purpose to help children of all ages learn the beatitudes with fun, engaging, multi-age activity and lesson set. This package is also great for family devotion, personal study, Sunday School, or Christian classrooms. This set includes • An opener activity • Lesson pages for teacher instruction • Reading comprehension page for each beatitude to be used for teaching or older student's independent reading • Coloring pages • Memory pages to help students memorize the verses • Unscramble game • Word search • Bee-attitude craft (Color and B&W) • Bee-attitude match (Color and B&W) • Scripture cards • Glossary • Additional reference scriptures
Do any of your students have trouble telling the truth? They are not alone! Honesty isn’t always easy, especially in today’s multi-media and fast-paced world. This packet of lessons and activities is important to help your students understand the social and emotional skills of “being honest”, what it means and how they can be more honest each day. You can easily use one lesson or activity per day, per week, or monthly depending on the needs of your class. I sincerely hope the lesson plans and activities in this packet help you teach your students what it means to be honest in their work and life, and how they can utilize them daily. What's Included? 4 lesson plans extension ideas 10 writing activities journal prompts Ideas for Use To promote a school-wide SEL about telling the truth As a supplement to your school counseling program and lessons To incorporate SEL in your morning meetings or classroom culture See more Social Emotional Learning (SEL) resources here: Social Emotional Learning - Respect Lesson Plans and Writing Activities Social Emotional Learning with Character Education Posters Social Emotional Learning - Character Education (SEL) - Award Certificates Back to School Getting to Know You Social Emotional Learning Activities Performance Task - Students Teach The Class Don't forget that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TPT PURCHASES. I love that feedback! Also, FOLLOW ME and be notified when new products are posted. New products are always 50% off for the first 48 hours they are posted. It pays to follow me! Happy Teaching! ♥ Sandra @The Happy Learning Den
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Put on a Purim play, learn the story, assemble a kids' Megillah or just have fun crafting these fun color-in Purim masks! This set includes both masks and coloring pages for each of the Purim characters. Masks come in PDF and zipped PNG format (so you can print and cut by hand or Print and Cut with your Cricut). Coloring pages are a multi-page PDF. Includes the following characters: 1. King Achashveirosh/Ahasuerus 2. Queen Vashti 3. Queen Esther 4. Mordecai 5. Haman 6. Zeresh (Haman's evil wife) 7-8. Bigsan and Seresh (tried to poison the king but Mordecai understood their language and informed the king) 9. Charvonah (learned about Haman's plot to hang Mordecai and informed the king of the gallows he had built) Includes a printable character guide too. You can write the names of the characters on the back for your children to remember. Available in FULL COLOR here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/955075349/9-printable-purim-masks-purim-story Digitally illustrated by me using my Surface Pro and Sketchbook Note: I treat my art like art! That means that you may see some imperfections as would be expected in anything hand-drawn. I hope you can love and appreciate it like I do! **This is an automatic digital download (fulfilled via Etsy)- you get two 9-page PDF files in 8.5x11 - letter- size, a one-page PDF guide, and a zipped folder with 9 PNG images for the masks. See 2nd-4th images for previews. Does not include anything physical, paper, coloring supplies, etc.*** **Licensing** This is for personal use only! You may print it to gift to one person or to use on your own. You may not sell it, share it, or redistribute it in any manner, or earn money off it in any way. If you would like a commercial license to redistribute, please request the "customize" option and we'll discuss it further. **Customization** If you would like any customization or licensing for expanded use, just hit the "customize" button and let me know
Mean, Median, Mode and Range Cootie Catchers: These cootie catchers/ fortune tellers are a great way for students to have fun while learning about the mean, median, mode, and range of data sets. This product includes the following: 1. How to Play and Assembly Instructions 2. Cootie Catcher with data sets w/ blank lines for students to put an answer 3. Completed Cootie Catcher with Answers 4. 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Stand Strong: 4-Week Multi-Media Lesson Pack contains a Graphics Pack, teaching video, and 4 complete Bible-based lessons that help elementary-age kids explore what it means to live for others' approval--or for God's. Each of these 4 lessons is packed with fun activities, engaging learning experiences, and thought-provoking discussion questions that'll deepen kids' faith.
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Personal 2013 annual report of the artist Sasa. Sasa, which means forty-four in Korean, is a classically trained composer whose multi-dimensional visual artworks explore consumption trends, the art market, and the relationship between the two. Sasa’s annual reports are an auto-biographical representation of his activities, purchases and general living. Each volume of Sasa’s documentation project takes a different form. Designed by Sulki and Min. Published by Specter Press Offset lithography, folded and cased, 8.75 x 12.25 in. / poster unfolds to 24 x 33 in. ISBN 978-89-93061-34-5
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