We have so many fun activities to celebrate winter in our classroom.
Hi everyone! My name is Chelsea, and this is my first year teaching first grade! (Not to mention my first blog, so I'll try to do it justice...
Home A Christmas gift for my sister - a recreation of our childhood bedroom, circa 2004. I didn't have any photos of the room, so working from memory for this one but I scoured eBay to find references for things like the CD/casette player. Especially this year, not being able to go home for Christmas for the first time, I feel really lucky to be able to recreate memories like this and share them with my family. I tried to use the colour, lighting and a little bit of bloom/Gaussian blur in post to create a nostalgic feeling.. Let me know your thoughts! For this project I went back to Poliigon for essentially all of the textures. I find their wood textures so beautiful, and the imperfection overlays are so effective and easy to incorporate in the material set up.
Some kitty goddess wisdom and life with a creative mum
LOS ANGELES — A central insight of James Baldwin’s writing had to do with the way racism diminished the racist as much or more than his victim.
アナンタラ カスル アル サラブ、ハミムの写真: View from our room (Balcony King) - トリップアドバイザー メンバーが投稿した写真 (10002 件) およびアナンタラ カスル アル サラブの動画をチェック
I've always struggled with my Animals unit in Science. I pride myself in creating hands-on, engaging lessons--but it's kind of hard to make animals "hands-on." I mean I have a few feathers, a turtle shell and a snake-skin. But my unit was still just a lot of reading books and watching videos. This year, I decided to shake things up a little--by creating a Kindergarten Zoo! Whenever I plan a unit, I start by looking at the standards for that unit and planning my learning objectives. The standards for "Animals" in Texas are fairly simple: (A) sort animals into groups based on physical characteristics such as color, size, or body covering. (B) identify parts of animals such as head, eyes, and limbs. That's it! I don't have to teach about adaptations or habitats or food chains. I don't have to teach kids the difference between reptiles and amphibians. My job is simple. And rather than spinning my wheels trying to teach my kids material that is (possibly) developmentally inappropriate and (possibly) causing them to develop misconceptions, I make darn sure they develop a thorough and sound understanding of the concepts I am responsible for. And I make sure we have...
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I have worked very hard to create an environment that beckons kids to explore. I love the Reggio Emilia philosophy of the environment...
Clinic - "Come Into Our Room" from 'Walking With Thee', released 2002 on Domino Record Co.Subscribe to Domino on YouTube: http://smarturl.it/DominoYT Buy ‘...
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Pool was lovely, though often crowded. The participatory fountains, water jets, and slide made it terrific for the kids.
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I finally took the plunge and completely took over a room in our home for school. We've been working fluidly around our house and at the dining room table for years and I was ready to have a place to permanently put our things, a place where we wouldn't need to move everything if company came over or if we were celebrating a holiday. It required a little rethinking of how we use other rooms in our home, but homeschooling is a really big part of who we are and how we live. So I claimed the m
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Welcome to our homework room! I walk in to this...
