1st graders sang the song about our good friend, Mr. ROY G BIV . They learned that his names stands for the color order ! Red, Orange, Yell...
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Each of the 2 tiny 3/4 inch tall charms is a real working stackable sort-a-ring toy. You can remove each of the color rings and replace it on the silver stand. The colors are in the exact order of the rainbow - remember ROY-G-BIV? (R-red, O-orange, Y-yellow, G-green, B-Blue, I-Indigo, V-Violet). I can't think of a more fun way to remember your color spectrum! (YOU gNeek is all about fun and function and a little education! YOU Are Sooo Colorful - Removable Childhood Stacking Rings Necklace The silver plated metal stand hangs on sterling silver earwires. The loops are made thin enough for the rings to slide up and down. You can't lose the sorting rings because each of the rubber stoppers at the end is larger than the ring openings. All the rings are made of rubber except the top one. The top red one is made of pressed glass and I have used a diamond file to enlarge the opening to accommodate loops. Note that 2 of the 4 sides on the silver-plated base has a small hole. If you wish to add a birthstone to the opening, please contact me. The bottom is hollow. This product is not safe nor suitable for children because of the really small parts and the delicate nature of the charm. The actual Fisher Price stacking toy is not included and is shown for size comparison. Makes a great gift for toy lovers, functional jewelry fans and new and expecting moms too! As with any of my other listings, if this item is sold out or you need several of this item or to browse more of my toys you can wear, click on "Shop" or "MORE FROM THIS SHOP" on the right column or go to www.yougneek.etsy.com or my website at www.yougneek.com Feel free to contact me by clicking on "Contact" on the right or email shirwoo [!at] yougneek.com copyright 2011-2015 YOUgNeek, LLC
Amanda Thieroff, an independent radio producer and media educator in Brooklyn, N.Y., spent one week consuming only one color of food each day.
I'm a bit late posting my oranges this time. A whole day late actually. Can I blame it on our new internet service which, supposedly, works at the same speed as the old service? Can I blame it on waiting until the little urchin were in bed and then crawling in bed myself with my lap top on my lap and thinking I hit the publish button before falling asleep? I can? Good. Both instances are true...although this one most likely falls more to user error. As oranges are still inside trying to stay warm up (where is spring?), I've culled back through the archives to re-post some favorites as well as a few newbies. Enjoy! kinetic sculpture outside Silvermine Arts Center building in New York my discharged cottons dancing on the breeze Go Fish cards felted wall hanging lobster at the aquarium antique kimono fabric sent by Pam robot necklace shells A huge Thank You! to those aiding in the search for Roy this month. In the mood for more orange? Julie Kim Maya Charlton Jennifer have orange. Do you?
Our ROY G. BIV charm statement necklace makes a colorful statement! Worn perfectly on its own or, when in the mood, layer it with others! Made of genuine garnet, pink chalcedony, orange chalcedony, citrine, prehnite, opaque aquamarine and amethyst stones 14k gold vermeil from recycled .925 sterling silver and gold metals Dimensions: 1 5/8" Wide x 15" Long Extender Chain is 3" Long Please note that due to the genuine gemstones used, no two stones are exactly the same. Color will range slightly due to natural materials, adding to their beauty.
In honor of Israel's rainbow season, ISRAEL21c brings you 10 gorgeous photos of colorful arches streaking the sky across the country.
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This was an exciting week in our 1st grade classroom. As I mentioned earlier in the week, we have been learning about weather. The kids really seemed to enjoy all of the activities we did. They already knew a lot about weather and were eager to share their own weather facts and stories. I have to admit this is the first year I have ever heard the kids talk about a “tsunami”. I guess they’ve been paying attention to world events. On Tuesday we learned more about wind. Being from Kansas we already knew a LOT about wind. We read Gilberto and the Wind by Marie Hall and then wrote about {good} wind and {bad} wind. On Wednesday we did a little experiment to see how rain is made. With the help of a hot plate we used our imagination and pretended it was the sun heating up. Then we put a pan full of water on it and pretended it was a lake. We watched closely as the water heated up and began to evaporate. Just like it does in a lake on a hot day.Then we filled a plate with ice and pretended it was a cold cloud. We put the cold plate on the pan filled with hot water. The cold plate caused the moisture in the warm air to condense and form water droplets. This is the same thing that happens in the atmosphere. Warm, moist air rises and meets colder air high in the clouds. Last we carefully lifted the cold plate of ice. The water vapor condensed on the bottom of the plate and formed precipitation. We made it rain in our classroom. We also learned a little more about clouds on Wednesday, too!! We read a few fun books about clouds and did some creative writing about what a cloud might look like. We used our imagination and a few cotton balls to make a shape in the sky. Then we used the following writing prompt . . . to write about what we made. {Once I looked up in the sky. I thought I saw a _______ but it was just a cloud.} On Thursday we read Thunder Cake by Patricia Pallocco. Before we read the story we made some predictions about what we thought a Thunder Cake was. We found out that it was a cake that Patricia made with grandma when she was a little girl. Like many of us, she was afraid of thunderstorms. So, her grandma helper her overcome her fear by gathering all of the ingredients and making a cake before a thunderstorm hit. After we read the story we also got to enjoy some Thunder Cake topped with strawberries thanks to this little cutie {and her mom}. We couldn’t even taste the secret ingredient . . . tomatoes!!! We wrapped up our week of learning about weather with some rainbow themed activities. First we met a rainbow expert. His name is ROY G. BIV and he taught us about the colors of the rainbow. Then we read some books about what makes a rainbow. We also made a torn paper rainbow art project . . . AND wrote about what each color of the rainbow reminded us of. Our favorite part of the day was when we enjoyed some rainbow Jello cups thanks to these two little cuties and their moms. They had every color of the rainbow!!! We also had fun at our weather themed centers this week reviewing many of the math and language art skills we have been covering in class.
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A kit to make your very own Bitty Beanies!! The holiday season is a time for gathering with family and friends. A time for being thankful and a time for giving. What better way to show your love than with a bitty beanie! Put it on top of a wine bottle or add a ribbon to make it an ornament and VOILA! The perfect gif
I don't know if you've noticed lately, but the sun is kind of awesome.
The classic wooden slingshot, now in new roy-g-biv hues! Each one-of-a-kind slingshot is handmade from forked tree branches and outfitted it with a leather projectile pouch attached with natural latex tubing. With its smooth wooden body and eye-catching color, target practice never looked so good. Details: Because each slingshot is one of a kind, dimensions vary. Height will fall between 8”–10", width between 3”–5". Slingshots are not toys. For ages 5 and up. Adult supervision required. Always wear eye protection (not included). Inspect for any signs of wear, brittleness, or breakage before each shot. Use caution as shots may ricochet. WARNING: Before using, read our full safety guidelines available online at: http://hellaslingshots.com/pages/safety-guidelines
Size Chart S M L XL Size Measurement Standard Metric Small US Suit Size 34-36 34-36 Small Chest 40" 102cm Small Pants Waist 33 1/2" 85cm Small Pants Inseam 32 1/2" 83cm Size Measurement Standard Metric Medium US Suit Size 38-40 38-40 Medium Chest 43" 109cm Medium Pants Waist 36" 91cm Medium Pants Inseam 33 1/2" 85cm Size Measurement Standard Metric Large US Suit Size 42-44 42-44 Large Chest 46" 117cm Large Pants Waist 37 1/2" 95cm Large Pants Inseam 34" 86cm Size Measurement Standard Metric X-Large US Suit Size 44-48 44-48 X-Large Chest 50 1/2" 128cm X-Large Pants Waist 41" 104cm X-Large Pants Inseam 35" 89cm Inches Centimeters
This is a classroom favorite! My kiddos absolutely love finding their favorite characters in the charts! NOW UPDATED WITH NEW CHARACTERS! This packet includes pages for print of all the colors: *Red *Orange *Yellow *Green *Blue *Purple *Pink *Black *White *Gray *Brown Each of the sheets has Disney characters on it to give an example of that color. These would be great to put on the wall so your students can see then or use them for review cards ****Best if printed on card stock then laminated. ***Please leave a review if you enjoyed this!*** THANK YOU! ------------- WHAT YOU'LL GET: ♥ A PDF with the file to print ------------- IMPORTANT! This is a digital product available for INSTANT DOWNLOAD, no physical items will be shipped. No refunds due to the nature of digital items. ------------- TERMS OF USE DO NOT RESELL or SHARE! Purchasing this product grants permission for use by one teacher in their own classroom. If you intend to share with others, please purchase an additional license for each teacher at the significantly discounted additional license price when you checkout. Copying any part of this product and placing it on the Internet in any form (even a personal/classroom website) is strictly forbidden and is a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). You may NOT post any of my products on school websites or online anywhere. All products are for single buyer use only and not for commercial use. Thank you for stopping by!
Many of you know Julie B Booth as being my Roy G Biv partner. Have I ever mentioned that we're old friends from my days in Virginia? That I really and truly know Julie? Have I mentioned that she is a book author as well? Her first book, Fabric Printing at Home, was recently published. To kick off its release, Julie is celebrating with a blog tour of 13 artists whose work appears in the gallery as well as daily give aways. Fabric Printing at Home is filled with ideas and step-by-step instructions of how to print on fabric using normal kitchen objects. With chapters about Kitchen Textures and Found Object Printing, Beyond the Potato Print, Wrap It Up! Wraps and Foil, Recycled and Repurposed and Irresistible: Fabric Resists Using Kitchen Ingredients, Julie offers something for everyone. The piece that I contributed to the gallery falls under the found object printing category. When Julie first asked me to participate, I pondered what to use. My collection of wine corks seemed fitting. Now, I think Julie pictured a pattern of dots created by stamping the end of the cork, but I inserted toothpicks in the cork ends, rolled it through my inks and paints and then printed on paper. The cracks in the corks make varied and interesting marks. Once enough papers were printed, I cut and tore, assembled and reassembled, stitched and repeated steps 1 thru 5 Cloud Paper Water 1, Jennifer Coyne Qudeen until there were 7 pamphlet stitched books. The set is entitled Cloud Paper Water 1, based on Thich Nhat Hanh's Clouds in Each Paper which Sandra Brownlee so intuitively read to me during her Tactile Notebooks and the Written Word workshop at Big Cat Textiles in August 2013. Cloud Paper Water 1, Jennifer Coyne Qudeen Each book contains a word from the poem so cleverly hidden that even I can't find them now and, well, I wrote the words. The cover above appears in the gallery of Fabric Printing at Home. Julie is having a daily give away to celebrate. Stroll on over to her blog and leave a comment for a chance to win. I'm joining in the celebration as well by giving away a copy of Fabric Printing at Home. For a chance to win, just leave a comment on this post by midnight New York city time on February 13. The winner will be announced on Valentine's Day. I'm curious...what's the most unusual object you've used to print with? -------------- Be sure to visit all the stops on the Tour: February 2: Lisa Chin February 3: Lynn Krawczyk February 4: Jane Davila February 5: Carol R. EatonFebruary 6: Judy Gula February 7: Susan Purney Mark February 8: Teri Lucas February 9: Jennifer Coyne Qudeen February 10: Deborah Boschert February 11: Lynda Heines February 12: Cheryl Sleboda February 13: Terri Stegmiller February 14: Jackie Lams
Redwood Bath and Body cosmetics brings us back to nature. Inspired by their passion for hitchhiking and exploring the outdoors, the two founders asked Domininkas Sakalauskas to design the branding for the California- and London-based company. Earthy colors and simplicity instantly transport buyers to a large redwood forest, with the branches of the trees shading […]
This week’s second entry from me for the Weekly Photo Challenge is the deserts of North Africa. Taken in southern Tunisia, this image is one I often look at as it inspires me to keep on trave…
Cosmic Creations coalesce consciousness through the exploration of the Quadrivium. The goal is to understand the nature of reality, while purging materialism from the collective unconscious, uniting duality, and returning harmony to the Noosphere. "The harmony of the world is made manifest in form and number, and the heart and soul and all the poetry
We love the song Roy G Biv by They Might be Giants and were watching the video of it this afternoon when my son decided that we needed to do a rainbow project. We had
YOU Are Sooo Colorful - Removable Childhood Stacking Rings Necklace This fun and nostalgic 3/4 inch tall necklace charm is actually a working sort-a-ring toy. You can remove each of the mini color rings and replace it on the silver stand. The colors are in the exact order of the rainbow - remember ROY-G-BIV? (R-red, O-orange, Y-yellow, G-green, B-Blue, I-Indigo, V-Violet). I can't think of a more fun way to remember your color spectrum! (YOU gNeek is all about fun and function and a little education!) The silver plated metal stand hangs on an 18" silver-plated chain thin enough for the rings to slide up and down. (If you wish to upgrade to a sterling silver chain for an additional $9.00 please contact me). You can't lose the sorting rings because the clasp and the jumprings at each end are bigger than the ring openings. All the rings are made of rubber except the top one. The top red one is made of pressed glass and I have used a diamond file to enlarge the opening to accommodate the post and chain. Note that 2 of the 4 sides on the silver-plated base has a small hole (see 4th picture). If you wish to add a birthstone to the opening, please contact me. The bottom is hollow. This product is not safe nor suitable for children because of the really small parts and the delicate nature of the charm. The actual Fisher Price stacking toy is not included and is shown for size comparison. Makes a great gift for toy lovers, functional jewelry fans and new and expecting moms too! As with any of my other listings, if this item is sold out or you need several of this item or to browse more of my tools and gadgets you can wear, click on "Shop" or "MORE FROM THIS SHOP" on the right column or go to www.yougneek.etsy.com Feel free to contact me by clicking on "Contact" on the right or go to http://www.etsy.com/convo_new.php?to_username=YOUgNeek&ref=pr_contact copyright 2011-2016 YOUgNeek, LLC
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Who doesn't love a double rainbow?! I created a fairly easy word search game - with all 7 ROY G BIV colors represented. Your kids (and kids at heart) can play the next time it rains or any time! It is family friendly and anyone can play. The Answer Key is included! Be sure to check my other listings for a coordinating word list game and memory game. IMPORTANT: This listing is for a DIGITAL ITEM that can be downloaded and printed at home. Nothing will be mailed to you. After you pay for your purchase, the 8 1/2 x 11 (US Letter size) PDF file ( 2 pages) will be available to download in your account. Print on cardstock or multipurpose printer paper. You can also opt to change your settings to print in black and white if you do not want to print in full color. This listing is for your PERSONAL USE ONLY. You may print as many copies as needed for your party but please do not share, edit, or distribute the file in any way, shape, or form, Due to the electronic nature of this item and its immediate availability after purchase, a refund will not be issued for any reason. Please note: due to differences in computer resolution, colors may vary slightly compared to what you see on your screen.
This file is in seamless format, making it ideal for large prints and web backgrounds! File included in this download is a Jpeg, 5" x 5" 300 dpi. Dorothy won't be looking to go over this rainbow. These bright colors will catch anyone's eye and bring immediate focus to your project. ROY G. BIV gives his best to your project as you use these Coordinates. Perfect for Hydrographic printing, party invitations, journals, scrapbooking, junk journals, or any of your creative projects. For use for any of your crafting ideas whether it be scrapbooking or custom fabric for kids clothes, curtains, quilts and more.WHAT YOU ARE PURCHASING-----------------------------------------(1) 300 dpi 5”x5” Jpeg digital seamless fileUSES--------- For Personal / Non-Profit Use- Limited commercial use (up to 100 units or yards)**No digital product sales allowed (or POD)**LICENSING & CREDIT------------------------------For additional commercial usage, please see license listing.INSTANT DOWNLOAD------------------------------This is a digital product. No physical product will be sent. ONCE PAYMENT IS COMPLETE digital files will be available for download in your account under "Purchases and Reviews". In addition, an email will shortly be sent to your Etsy registered email with the download and receipt. Since this is a downloaded product, it is NON-REFUNDABLE.** I do not have any control over when Etsy completes its payment processing.**BEFORE PURCHASING-------------------------------**PLEASE ensure that your machine/program takes the above format prior to purchase, since due to the nature of digital files I cannot accept refunds.**Purchases are made with the understanding you have a thorough knowledge and understanding of your program. If you are unsure your program takes one of the file types above, please know you are purchasing at your own risk should the file not work.RETURNS/REFUNDS/PROBLEMS?---------------------------------------------As stated above, due to the digital nature of the product, ALL SALES ARE FINAL. However, if you have a problem with your download, please let me know as soon as possible and I will fix it or send you a new one.Copyright ©SomeFinnGraphics | All Rights Reserved.
