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Leptoceratops and his favorite plants.
Ano: 1º Número de participantes: 2 crianças Material necessário: 1 jogo de cartas Modo de jogar: colocar as cartas viradas para baixo; cada criança a sua vez, pega duas cartas; caso as cartas sejam iguais, elas deverão ficar com a carta; caso seja diferente, devolver as cartas; ganha a brincadeira, a criança que ficar com o maior número de cartas. Jogo da memória do animais
This comes together so quickly with just 5 min prep. It's the perfect and easiest side dish to any meal!
It was once thought that the enlarged upper canines of sabertooths evolved as an adaptation to pierce the skin of “pachyderms” such as elephants or rhinos and other gigantic herbivores of the past.…
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We are putting THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE when it comes to having children write. Believe it or not, we didn't even teach children to write in kindergarten in the "old days." Lined paper and handwriting were part of the first grade curriculum. Children's hands and small motor skills haven't changed, but our expectations certainly have!! There are several basic strokes that children need to draw before expecting them to make a letter or number. In order of development, the strokes are a vertical line, a horizontal line, a circle, a cross, a square, a diagonal line, an X, and a triangle. Here are some multi-sensory materials where children can experiment and practice making the pre-writing strokes. Sensory Tub Fill the bottom of a plastic tub with sand, rice, salt, grits, or another sensory material. Encourage children to make the strokes in the tub. *Squirt shaving cream on a laminated table top or lunchroom tray. After free exploration, encourage children to practice making strokes. Play Dough Book Use file folders to make this book. On one file folder write “Can you make lines?” and draw lines. On another folder write, “Can you make curves?” and draw curves. Write “Can you make shapes?” on another file folder. Make other objects and shapes for children to reproduce on additional folders. Laminate. Hole punch and bind the folders with book rings. *Let children use play dough, Wikki Stix, and other materials to reproduce lines, curves, and shapes. Connect the Dots Use a marker to make dotted strokes. Put a drop of glue on top of each dot. Dry. Children trace over the dots of glue with their finger. Hint! Make the first dot green and the last dot red to indicate where to start and stop. Plastic Needlepoint Canvas This plastic material that looks like screen can be purchased at most craft stores. Place a piece of paper on top and then make strokes and shapes with a crayon. Press firmly for best results. Trace over with your finger. Rainbow Writing Make strokes with a black marker. Children take different colors or crayons or markers and trace in multiple colors. • Make giant pre-writing strokes on chart paper and tape to a wall. Encourage children to work together to make “rainbows” from the shapes. Sidewalk Chalk Provide children with chalk so they can practice strokes, shapes, and letters on paved surfaces. Flashlight Turn off the lights, give children a flashlight, and let them make shapes and letters on the wall. Horizontal, Vertical Song (Carrie O’Bara and Terri Miller) (Tune: “Where Is Thumbkin?”) Horizontal, horizontal, (Forearms held up horizontally in front of chest.) Vertical, vertical. (Forearms bent at elbows to form right angles.) Horizontal, horizontal, Vertical, vertical. Then diagonal, then diagonal. (Right arm slants in front and then left.) Add a curve. Add a curve. (Make a “c” with right hand and then left.) Then diagonal, then diagonal. Add a curve. Add a curve. WANT MORE CNETER IDEAS? CHECK OUT OUR BOOK! bit.ly/drjeanOnly4
Make your own delicious comfort food with this amazing Salisbury steak recipe. It is an easy ground beef recipe you can make up quickly for a wonderfully hearty and flavorful meal.
Pre's traditional beef stew made with 100% grass-fed beef is for sure to be a staple recipe in your kitchen. Check out this delicious, healthy beef stew.
Why cultural reflection on assignments? Allowing students to reflect on their culture empowers them to understand the way they think, how they process, and determine their strengths as a learner. Reflection on assignments allows students to think about what they learned about themselves, their peers, and the world around them. Reflection allows for accountability because it provides opportunities to determine what they want or need to learn more about in the future. This power packed reflection resource includes: PDF intro guide for teachers PowerPoint Lesson 16 Student reflection sheets - (PDF and DIGITAL) general assignments book studies short stories poetry mathematics science 10 reflection quote posters Transform the way your students think about classroom assignments. Help them connect the "why" to the "what". **This is a growing resource.** There are currently: 2 general assignment reflection sheets 6 E/LA focused reflection sheets 3 math focused reflection sheets 6 science focused reflection sheets Coming Soon! Social studies reflection sheets - November 18, 2021
