Are you tired of repeating yourself? Are you tired of hearing students say "What do I do now?" Then you need these visual direction cards! Establish a classroom management routine that will help develop student independence, save yourself some time, and prevent interruptions. With almost 100 different direction cards, there is something for everything in your day. Establish a routine of explaining directions, putting up your direction cards, and having students refer to them if needed. This resource is also perfect for ESL learners and for students that are still learning to read because it incorporates pictures along with the written direction. There are also options for individual direction cards! Perfect for a student with individual needs, special education rooms, resource rooms, center groups, etc. What's Included: -96 different direction cards (2 different sizes 192 cards total) -number mats 1-8 in vertical and horizontal formats -number mat 1-3 (2 options) -first/then mats every color included -first/next/last mats (2 options) -how to use page **Follow me to be the first to hear about FREEBIES and other NEW stuff** **Followers get notified FIRST** Educate like a Bos on Instagram Educate like a Bos on Facebook Educate like a Bos on Pinterest andEducate like a Bos here on TpT **Earn TpT credits when you leave feedback** I appreciate your feedback, comments, questions, or suggestions. You may contact me at [email protected] THANK YOU!
Boyfriend decided to learn how to do nails to help out his girlfriend - now internauts urge him to open his own salon!
There are so many things separating us in the world right now, aren't there? When I talk with people, they say...
Fall and winter season is my favorite season of them all, and I love to create nail art designs keeping them as a theme. I am not a professional, some say I can't even paint my nails properly. But this year, I think I added all my creativity to these designs. What do you think?
Cheat Sheetzzz is a guided journal for jumpstarting a blocked creative. From a creative professional to a dabbler, everyone has burnout or gets stuck. Currently, they can do what journals already say: go outside, do something new, talk to other creatives, just start. Then it's "I'm outside. Now what?" "Okay, I tried a new thing and talked to other creatives. What did that do?" All the weight is still on the blocked user to desperately try to make each suggested experience relevant. Cheat Sheetzzz gives the opposite. Instead of vague grayness, these are pages of specific ideas to build on. While the journal will have recurring themes, the reader will not be forced into a box as other self-help guided journals often do. They won't have to write out what they learned, how they feel, or come up with affirmations just to fill in some lines. This book will challenge the reader to take targeted action by using the page that feels right to them and at the end of each page, no matter what, they will have created something.
Something I’ve been saying a lot lately is… There are TONS of things like this in our practice that I’m starting to rethink. Simply because I don’t like the answer. I know that if I say, well…because that’s usually how it’s done…I need to think about if doing it the way we’ve always done it...Read More »
Do you need to say, "I'm sorry?" Say it with this heartfelt message 💔 and our Love Knot Necklace. “I am truly Sorry. When I say I am sorry, please know that it came right from the depth of my heart. I know I messed up. I shouldn’t have said what I said. I can’t tell what came over me that day, but now I’ve realized my
Manufacturer: Art Gallery Fabrics Collection: Pure SolidsPrint: Pistachio Please select your fabric cut preference using the buttons above. You will receive a continuous length if purchasing multiple units of 1/4 metre cuts, and separate fat quarters if purchasing multiple units of fat quarters. 1 unit = 25cm2 units = 50cm3 units = 75cm4 units = 1m etc. Cut from the bolt in my smoke free, pet free home. Please note that I try to represent the true colour of the fabric as best as possible in my photos, however colours may differ slightly between the listing photo and the physical product.
Something I’ve been saying a lot lately is… There are TONS of things like this in our practice that I’m starting to rethink. Simply because I don’t like the answer. I know that if I say, well…because that’s usually how it’s done…I need to think about if doing it the way we’ve always done it...Read More »
7 Ways To Love On Your Friend With Cancer Supporting a friend or loved one with cancer is something that you probably never planned for. It's hard to process, but super important to always show them that you love them no matter where they are in their diagnosis. As a 3-time cancer supporter of close friends, I try to keep a running list of ways to help and show love. After starting BECAUSE LOVE, I now get a ton of emails asking: “What do I say? What do I do?” A couple people have even said, “I want to call and find out what's going on, should I?” In the beginning, calls can be hard because you’re telling the story over and over again. A note, an email, or a physical card work a little better because they can be read anytime. In reality, if you’re asking yourself whether you should call, chances are you’re not in the inner circle of folks who can or even should. (A little truth talking here!) Just know that cancer is not about you. I have seen plenty of good people, do really great things, and when the response isn’t what they expected, they feel slighted or snubbed. PLEASE, if someone in your life has cancer, just make it about them. What they want. What they need. Even if it is constantly changing – emotions are like that. Some people want inappropriate humor, or flowers, or not flowers, or crafts, or meals with no spinach, or a bottle of wine! Here are 7 of my fave things to do when your friend has cancer: Consistently Check-in. Set up a reminder on your phone to check in with a quick hello or offer of support on a consistent basis. This is more caring and helpful than you may think! Life gets busy and we often can't see outside our own craziness. An alert on your calendar is the nice reminder to check in on your loved one! But please don't expect a text back... Just tell them you love them, and be on with your day! LOL. Be hilarious with your friend. Laughing out loud can really brighten the spirits. Maybe even watch your favorite stand-up comedian on Netflix together, or YouTube those ridiculous cat and cucumber videos! Be Proactive. Know that your friend is likely too distracted by cancer to ask for what they need. Be proactive by offering specifics, instead of saying,
Do you have too much stuff? Is your mind, home, or office in your way of getting things done? Having too much might sound like an oxymoron to some, but the reality is that too much of anything can be a bad thing. In fact, this is pretty much the…
I know I am not alone when I say that I struggle to sit through staff meetings without doodling on my paper, shifting in my seat, getting up to use the bathroom and occasionally whispering with my teacher friend next to me. Now, these are every other week, and only for an hour. Every time I leave, I […]
Let me just preface this by saying I love bagels. If I could eat a bagel every day I would. However, I do not love how dense they are, nor all the calories they come with. I found this recipe: [https://www.skinnytaste.com/easy-bagel-recipe/](https://www.skinnytaste.com/easy-bagel-recipe/) for a 5 ingredient bagel that comes out to about 167 calories per bagel after I added a homemade everything bagel seasoning on top of the bagels. I have them at lunch all the time now with a wedge of laughing cow cheese instead of cream cheese and they're delicious and pretty filling for ~200 calories Here is the
Widow wisdom is hard won, isn't it? I wish I knew then what I know now, but now that I know better I do better. Maybe these important lessons of widowhood will help you get through the hardest years of your life, too.
If you've ever been in a position where you have to figure out what to do when you lose your job, you know it can be scary. Not knowing how you will financially provide for yourself or your family can cause an immense amount of stress. I know because my family has been there before.
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Never again hear a student say, "I'm done, what do I do now?" Fifty printables for enrichment and early finishers. Critical and creative thinking activities for a wide range and ability of students in grades 1-4. You may even find activities that correlate with whole class units of study as activi...
I used to dread going to meetings because I felt like I had nothing to say – or at least I would mumble my words badly making whatever I say ridiculous. I have been wanting to do a video on how to speak up in meetings for some time now because I know that this […]
A famous man once said, “ As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands — one for helping yourself, the other for helping others” And on the grounds of this saying, I would like to convince you in completing this chore of helping others. Now, how would I be able to […]
Planning a picturesque autumn wedding? Crafting a captivating backdrop can truly set the scene and make your wedding photos unforgettable. Dive into five inspiring backdrop ideas, including DIY projects and tips for using backdrop stands, to help you craft a stunning and personalized Efavormart backdrop for your special day.
If you’re trying to decide if giving up caffeine is good for you, let me share with you everything I’ve learned after cutting up my daily cup of coffee and other forms of caffeine for 2 years!
How do you define which task to start with and which one to put aside? The eisenhower box gives you a very easy trick to define the way to treat your various tasks. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
I posted on social media earlier this week about changing "I can't afford it" to "It's not a priority right now."
