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Are you ready to unlock a world of unlimited possibilities? I present a mystical spirit as a beacon of boundless power and positivity, waiting to make your dreams a reality. The Mighty Djinn Ali hails from a royal Marid tribe and possesses the extraordinary ability to transform your desires into reality. Whether it's wealth, love, health, or any other aspiration, his Magickal prowess knows no bounds. With a mere whisper of your wishes, he can make the impossible reality. Ali genuinely cares about your happiness and will never try to trick you. Your wishes will manifest with the best possible results for all involved. He's known for his patience and wisdom, guiding his Mortal Companions on the path to fulfillment. He is as obedient as he is powerful, always standing by to help you. He has granted wishes for true love, world travel, enlightenment, and astounding riches. He has granted fame and fortune to more than one person you would easily recognize. When you conjure Ali, your life will undergo a profound transformation. Imagine having the power to turn your dreams into reality, to bring love, wealth, and happiness into your life effortlessly. Xerxes is bound to a 1.75" pyrite. He will arrive with wishing instructions and a blessed velvet charging pouch. Don't miss this golden opportunity to have your deepest desires fulfilled by the incredible Ali. Embrace the magic, seize your destiny, and let the wishes flow with your very own Wish-Weaving Genie! Your life is about to become the magnificent tale you always wished it could be!
Meet Dreaming Chica: She believes that beautiful paths can’t be discovered without getting lost...in thought. When daydreams become reality, her impossible is now possible. She says yes, she throws haste to the wind, and lives her life on her own terms. She is “Dreaming Chica”.
Located near Monument in central London, St Dunstan-in-the-East is a former church (built circa 1100) that was bombed in WWII and subsequently transformed ...
Picture of a cute, little, black, sleepy cat and the lettering: " was it a dream?" This is an illustration to a song of the band The DO, that I like a lot funny, little handmade picture with fantastic animal motif child-oriented art - perfect for the children´s room original handmade painting with tempera colours and marker on brown wrapping paper 12,5 cm x 10 cm / 4.9 inch x 4 inch ❌ The frame is not included in the scope delivery! ⚠️ Please note, that it is quite impossible to render the items colours 100 % realistic in a photo. Plus colours may differ from screen to sreen due to the screen settings. 📯 This artwork will be send to you via registered mail and comes with a tracking number. I pack this picture protected by a plastic pocket and additional cardboard in an envelope.
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This sort will help your students with the vocabulary terms 'certain' and 'impossible'. It includes cards for whole group use, as well as an independent cut and paste version.
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The most desired and most unattainable bloom known to man - an impossible dream! Subtle black rose droppers, perfect to wear anytime! A pair of small black pewter rose pendant-earrings, suspended from a stainless steel ear-wire by a short length of chain; on surgical steel ear-wires. The earrings come with a velvet gift pouch. Made by Kiss of a red rose with help from Alchemy England 1977.
Scheduling is my LEAST favorite part of teaching. It is so hard to fit everything in to a school day but it is nearly impossible to fit everything in to a special education day! Here are four ways to rock out the schedule in your self-contained class: 1. Get Involved in the Master Schedule Before you can make a master schedule for your classroom you have to get your master schedule from your school. In my school, we usually get this at the end of the school year so I have all summer to digest it and mess around with some different ideas for how to plan my days. My principal is awesome and lets me have all of my specials in the afternoon so I can teach in the morning when the kids are fresh! If you’ve never worked with your administrator on the master schedule, it is worth checking in and asking if he or she is willing to get your input on what would work best for your special learners. It never hurts to try! Some things to consider: -What time of day do I want to get the most teaching in? -When can I make the most of my planning time? -Are there teachers that I want to have common planning time with? This is especially helpful if you integrate your students sometimes. I like having a general education teacher with a similar master schedule to mine because sometimes I have students who are being slowly integrated into general ed. 2. Specials: Back to back or break them up? Typically I have two specials per day. Last year I had one special in the morning and one special in the afternoon. I thought this would be ideal because I thought it would break up the day nicely. I thought wrong. I could never get any good teaching in! As soon as we’d get into something it would be time to line up for specials again. This year I had both specials in the afternoon and it was much better. Now I have my students with me all morning and I can get so much accomplished. If we get squirrelly or stir crazy I can do a brain break or switch up the activities. It is better to have a big chunk of time and have the freedom to break it up if you need to. 3. Make a List and Be Realistic When I started my program, I had all of these amazing ideas and dreams of what I would do with my class. Pinterest and teaching blogs are NO HELP when it comes to this! So many cute ideas and so little time. Daily 5, writing, poetry, music, social skills, cooking, crafts, calendar, morning meeting, sensory, brain breaks, recess, volunteering, rest time, DEAR time, progress monitoring, interventions....the list goes on and on. Oh AND all of the regular instruction that goes along with my scripted programs. WHAT!? Even if we went to school 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, we still wouldn’t be able to get all of those things done. To plan your daily schedules, make a list of all of the things that you want to do with your class and then prioritize them. Obviously, the things you “have to do” should be at the top of the list (sigh). Write down approximately how much time you will need to do each thing and how many days a week or how often you need to do it. For example: Morning meeting- 5 days a week for 20 minutes Cooking- 1 day a month for 60 minutes Daily 5- 5 days a week for 90 minutes Writing Workshop- 2 days a week for 60 minutes It’s amazing how quickly you realize that you can’t do it all when you actually look at how much time “it all” will take. I found that when I was more realistic about our schedule I actually had more time for the fun stuff because I was not trying to bite off more than I could chew. As you can see I have a “theme related” block on Fridays which I am always changing up. I save that time for crafts, cooking and special activities (all those Pinterest boards!) 4. Designate a Therapy Time “I want to do this activity but Joey is at speech!” “I was going to start our story but Michael has OT!” Can I get a biiiiig special ed AMEN? The last nightmare in scheduling is scheduling therapy and pullouts. In my district our speech therapists are part of our faculty but our other therapists (OT, PT, etc.) work for agencies and travel to different schools in different districts. Some of my students have so many pullouts that I feel like they are never in class. Having a designated therapy time has been a saving grace to my classroom. The 30 minutes after lunch is our therapy time and rest time in our classroom. Now I know you're thinking REST TIME? Who has time to rest?! My kids don’t actually nap at this time. They read books, do puzzles, go on the computer, do flashcards. Depending on the class and the time of year this becomes recess, playtime, story time, etc. If you teach older grades, this could be considered quiet reading time, sensory time, intervention time, etc. You certainly won’t get all of the therapies for every child out of the way during that 30 minutes, but you can at least guarantee that a lot of therapies will take place. Some days ALL of my kids get pulled out and I get 30 minutes of bonus planning time! Parents also like to know that when the majority of pullouts are taking place their children aren’t missing math or reading instruction. But I don’t have 30 minutes to spare!?! Some people will feel that they can’t find even 30 minutes a day for a “therapy block” and I totally understand that. If you can’t justify a therapy time, choose an activity that you don’t mind having a lot of kids missing for (read aloud, calendar, journals) and try to schedule it at the same time every day. Happy scheduling! Hop on over to Laughing & Little Learners to see how Julie handles scheduling!
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