The trouble with identifying the Inciting Event is that the term is applied rather wildly to half a dozen different moments in the story. Which is right?
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Abuse is not always straightforward and in-your-face, however, quiet verbal abuse can have the same impact on your psych nevertheless, maybe even more.
I love making snowflakes just for the joy of doing it. I love folding up some paper, randomly cutting and then opening it up to see my results. I don’t think one is ever too old for it, or …
A great tool for students to reflect on inappropriate behavior is a Think Sheet. Use it when a student breaks a rule or doesn’t meet expectations for behavior.
Defense Style Test, measuring defense mechanisms, coping styles, and automatic self-esteem protective reactions in an individual.
Here's how to turn your Outlook to-do list into a powerful project management tool using OneNote integration.
Pt.2 of where to find these eyes!! these aren't in a specific order, will do a pt 3 but I think pt 4 is natural eye colors 😅 Marked where everything is from and mentioned if its exclusive or not :)…
Freshwater pearl necklaces add style to sweaters! Find out how to style your pearl jewelry.
101 Random Acts of Kindness Ideas, All The Best Acts of kindness and Random Acts of Kindness Examples for Everyone, Acts of Kindness for Kids, You'll find over 200 Easy Random Acts of Kindness and Small acts of kindness. Plus, Kindness Printables and Kindness Activities!
Self-portrait ideas around the topic "Identity" or "Personality" but I could also work for general descriptive adjectives lesson as well.
You can grab these geometric art printable...and let your kids imaginations run wild! A perfect free printable to let the creativity flow.
How to Make a Sims Plumbob Hat: So there I was looking along my games shelf thinking of a simple costume design to do and I got the idea to make one of these hats which makes you into a sim along with whatever clothing you're wearing! This is a semi-easy build and you may well hav…
How to sew knit neckband and knit binding - 3 options to finish your knit neckline, including photo tutorial and video tutorial
Cute and romantic good morning texts for Him are an easy way to put a smile on your hubby's face. Send him one of these good morning messages and he'll be thinking about you the rest of the day. You won't just be putting a smile on his face
ENFJs are extraverts who enjoy working with people and are often found in careers fields related to religion, the arts, and teaching. In a national sample,
partner match: cool game for questioning, thinking, chatting, moving, and more | free printable from teachmama.com
When we think of TES Talks we often think of thought provoking talks that challenge our way of thinking or that try to teach us a lesson. And while this is true - there are
I know there have been some vocal attacks on 'cute' in the online education community lately. I think some of the opponents of 'cute' assume that cute and quality cannot coexist - that if teachers spend time and money creating a "cute" classroom- decorating, arranging, and organizing, then they must not spend any time or effort on creating quality planning and instruction. Well, of course, this isn't true, and there are thousands of classrooms all over the world that prove quality instruction can take place in a beautiful space. And I truly feel that my students are better behaved and more relaxed when my classroom space is organized and attractive. I am a firm believer that a tidy, organized space with a unified theme or color scheme has a wonderfully positive effect on classroom management and student behavior. I have also heard some folks say that the kids don't notice anyway, they don't care, so why bother? Well, if the kids don't care - I do:) I have to spend most of our day in our classroom and I want it to be comfortable! But, I decided to do a little informal survey anyway and I figured I couldn't find more apathetic test subjects than middle school boys, so I asked my two older boys (6th and 7th grade) what they thought. They both said they appreciated it when their teachers took time to decorate their classrooms. My 7th grader said a clean, put together classroom made him feel like the teacher wasn't going to waste any time looking for stuff and it showed that the teacher cared about her things. The 6th grader said he felt calmer and happier in a space that was decorated nicely and wasn't too busy with lots of different colors and patterns and posters, etc. They both said it helped them get to know their teacher better because they could usually get a feel for her style right away. Wow. I must say I was a bit shocked. I thought they didn't care. On the other hand, they have helped me clean and prepare my classroom every summer since they were young so they're not objective observers, I suppose. And speaking of middle school... I attended my sons' Back to School night last week and was pleasantly surprised when I walked into the 6th grade English class! Just look at her lovely space- The IB Learner Profile board Waiting for fabulous student work... Love the curtain to hide the clutter and wires:) The theme for the year - Change. Isn't it beautiful? And, yes, my son did notice and he did appreciate it:) Not that he loves or appreciates the effort of his other teachers any less! At any rate, I know it isn't for everyone, but I enjoy organizing and decorating my classroom space:) I STILL don't have photos for my room tour yet, but here are a few photos I managed to snap... Wish Garden This is my "Wish Garden" that I put out during orientation, Back to School Night, and Parent/Teacher Conference night. The cards are attached to pencils and stuck into a container full of rice. The family just "picks" a flower with an item they want to donate and the child gets to keep the pencil:) Click the pictures if you would like the template for the Wish Garden:) Take A Break Station This area continues to evolve and this is what I've come up with this year.
The Personality Complex Test, based on classical psychoanalytic theories.
Gamification sometimes is defined as an application of the game design techniques to the non-game environment. Simple, right? Add some badges, levels and scores to your activity et voilà! Well, many…
Think autism is solely a neurological condition? Then feast your eyes on this explanation of autism, sight and all things ocular.
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Inside his quirky rhymes, he left some not-so hidden messages
So, where exactly is your plot taking you? What happens next? What is this story about? It’s time to think about plot. Plotting Worksheet
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This Types of Line Worksheet is a quick and easy reference sheet for students to use when learning about "Line" as an Element of Art. Students can "get stuck" when thinking of different types of lines and this lines handout can help! Examples of the following 12 types of lines are included: Vertical Horizontal Diagonal Swirly Curved Wavy Scalloped Dotted Dashed Loop-to-Loop Zig-Zag Cross-Hatch Students really enjoy referencing this Types of Line Worksheet and seeing examples of the many types of lines they can use on their artwork. Teachers can specify that a certain number of different lines be included when creating a particular art project, too. Also included are 3 sheets with creative borders that can be used for art brainstorming sheets, or as a starting point for both art and writing projects. Please follow me for new product updates and freebies. Thank you for your support :) I truly hope you and your students enjoy using this Types of Line Worksheet!
Thanks for stopping by my blog today. Check out The Thanksgiving Art Project when you are done reading the blog below. QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD ASK BEFORE MARRIAGE I ran across this list online and had…
These chair yoga routines are the best for quick relief from stress and tension at work. Over time, these chair yoga poses can also help correct your posture. So pull up a chair and try out these great chair yoga routines!
A friend shared this puzzle on Facebook and I thought it would make a nice challenge to keep the kids thinking during their time off of scho...
