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I created this PDF worksheet to help students to think creatively, elaborate, and tell a story. I've used this when I taught in elementary (as young as kindergarten) and used it also in high school. There is no right or wrong answer and it is fun to see all the creative solutions that students come up with. My high school students taking the animation pathway especially liked this worksheet. We always share the results in class to see all the different solutions. I've included a blank sheet that you can have students create their own sheet and then switch with a partner and create a drawing from it. This adds a sense of challenge and game element to it. Further information: • Resources are ready to print and go Connect with me @ Messy Art Teacher Messy Art Teacher Blog Facebook Instagram Pinterest You can follow me by clicking at top of my store page if you would like to receive updates on new art resources and details of my forthcoming sales. Don’t forget to leave feedback on resources - you will earn points towards your next TPT purchases :-) Please contact me if you have any questions regarding this resource. Thanks! Nancy Miller - Messy Art Teacher
Visual feelings chart to aid small children in recognizing and managing their emotions. Helps to promote emotional intelligence. Can be printed out and hung in an easy to see location for a visual reminder during times of need. This is the "Earth" color way. Also available in "Pinks" and "Bold". This is a digital file. No physical item will be shipped. Prints on 8.5x11" or A4 paper. ***Colors may vary slightly from appearance on computer screen to printed files. Each monitor displays colors slightly different. Color intensity and variation in the printed format will depend on printer quality, printing settings, paper texture and quality. *** Due to the digital nature of this product, no refunds or exchanges will be given. But, please contact me if something is wrong with your downloaded file or if you have any questions! This file is for personal use only. Jeanie Lee Print retains all rights. This file may not be shared, forwarded, sold, or distributed.
JURASSIC PARK is, by far, one of our K-5 fave #PhysEd games!!! Visitors (Ss) come to see the 4 different kinds of dinosaurs but they escaped from their pods and are out on the prowel! Best game ever!! JURASSIC PARK TAG Choose one person to be the Tyrannosaurus Rex and give that person a red nerf ball. This dinosaur eats meat but has bad eyesight. If a “person” is standing still they can not be tagged by the T-Rex. This dinosaur may only tag their prey. Choose one person to be a Diloposaurus. This dinosaur spits!! Give this dinosaur a different colored ball. They may throw the ball and hit a “person” below the shoulders. They have good eye-sight so if their prey is standing still they can “get” them. Choose 2-3 people (I found 3 was too difficult) and give them each a colored ball different from the others. These are the Vilocoraptors. They hunt in twos or in packs. They can only tag their prey together at the same time. They eventually (especially the older ones) figure out they have to corner their prey or follow the T-Rex around and wait for their prey to stand still. The younger ones will hold hands but that does not work. If you are tagged by any meat-eating dinosaur you freeze. Choose another person and give them a scooter board. This is a Brontosaurus or Triceratops or any plant-eating dinosaur. They do not eat the “people” and will unfreeze those who have been frozen. You may want to have 2 in the lower classes cuz they are slow. I stop them after several minutes and ask: who has not been tagged, I ask the Vilocoraptors if they caught anyone and if they did, how did they do it, and then I ask the Triceratops did anyone say thank you to them. This is a pet peeve with me. I stress being polite and say please and thank you in my class. I usually play the game until everyone has had a turn being some dinosaur. This is one game they all like, even the 5th graders. The kids will know the dinosaurs and a discussion will come up about different dinosaurs and their characteristics!!! Cool, huh?
Intelligent Matt Emulsion is Little Greene's groundbreaking paint finish. Totally flat and yet completely washable, it's a quick-drying, environmentally friendly paint for high traffic areas where an easy-to-maintain, beautiful, matt finish is desired. Not suitable for interior woodwork, please use Intelligent Eggshell or Intelligent Gloss. Please note: it is not always possible to render colours precisely in our images and colours will also change according to different lighting conditions and environments. We strongly recommend you purchase a tester pot before ordering. Tester pots are available in matt emulsion finish only. Shop here. Little Greene paints are child safe, please see the PDF for further information.
At the beginning of the year, while I was waiting to see what interests started popping up for Inquiries, we spent time getting to know each other and building our community! Of course, we read books to get us thinking. Here is one the kids loved that talked about how our facial features are different. I passed out mirrors and the kids all looked closely at themselves. We discussed how our faces had different shapes. Our eyes had a color, but also a shape! Same with our noses! We all made a blackline sketch of our faces to show how we saw ourselves in the mirror. The next day, we had a discussion about what practice means. They did a beautiful job for a first try, but if they did it again, do they think they would do better, worse, or the same? They all felt they would do better! We discussed that practice helps us get better! So we tried again and they felt that their second try was even better than the first. The next day we read The Color of Us. It is one of my favorites! The names used to describe the different colors of people are beautiful! During our exploration time, the kids took turns matching water color paint to their skin tone and painting the skin on their second self portrait. During this process, they learned how to paint with watercolor by rubbing the brush against the side to get rid of the drips and taking care of our water colors by washing their brush after each color. After it dried, they painted their eyes, mouth and hair. I always love these self portraits! They dictated to us what their biggest goal was for them to be able to do be the end of Kindergarten and we wrote their goal on their self portrait. Here are some of their goals: "I want to learn how to grow big muscles." "I want to learn how to write my name correctly." Here is one of my favorites: Here is the display of their work: Next, they want to create a friendship painting using their handprints inspired by one my kids made last year that is dislayed in the hallway! I can't wait to see how they make it their own!
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So we’re all on the same page, let’s define dyslexia. What is dyslexia? Today we’ll talk about what it is and what it isn’t. *Find all the posts in this series by clicking on the images at the bottom of this post. Do you teach a learner who confuses or reverses his b‘s and d‘s? ... Read More about What is Dyslexia? {and what it is NOT}
Exploring sunography: Making sun prints with kids
We know that students working on social skills can have a difficult time seeing situations from multiple points of view. This activity helps them practice those perspective taking skills. Glasses are used throughout the activity to reinforce the thought of 'seeing a situation through someone else's eyes'. ~What's Included~ This activity comes with 27 different cards, each with a different situation your students may come across in school. The student needs to provide different ways that situation could be viewed. ** How to Play** As students collect cards they can try to create the patterns for each level. The levels are about the patterns only, not about increasing difficulty of the cards. The first person to create the pattern wins that level. Once a level has been completed, students can continue collecting cards but try to create the pattern for the next level. ⭐️ LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT COMPANION RESOURCE TO THIS ONE? ⭐️ >>CLICK HERE TO CHECK IT OUT! << To see more pictures and a video of the game in action please stop by my blog: www.thespeechbubbleslp.com * If you like this game you may also like Social Cause and Effect
Please Expand and Review: This listing is for a print of the painting The Girl with the Pearl Earring by Johannes Vermeer. There are four sizes available, 18 x 24, 20 x 24, 24 x 28, and 24 x 36 in. 18 x 24 and 24 x 36 are more common, standard sizes, while 20 x 24 and 24 x 28 are very close to the painting's original aspect ratio. The item is very high quality, professionally printed on premium, satin photo paper. It will ship securely in a sturdy mailing tube. Please handle your print with care, including while unpacking it. If you are looking for a custom size, please send a message as I will likely be able to accommodate for a reasonable cost. Please also see my shop for similar items. Please be aware I can only ship to the address on your order. If you need to change the address, and your order hasn't shipped yet, please put in a cancellation request and reorder under the correct address. Thank you for looking.
Dyslexia the Gift
This post is part 1 in my inquiry series. To learn more about inquiry click through to see my many other posts about inquiry. If you are new to my blog,
Since returning to in-person learning, respect has taken a nosedive. Students are just different. We all see it. We all know it. The question is, what to do about it? Well, the usual keys are still in play. Clear Boundaries 100% Consistency Calm Enforcement ... Read more
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Jordan River, Utah LDS Temple This illustration is digitally hand-painted and printed on heavy-weight, archival matte paper. With its loose brush strokes and simplified shapes, this piece fits well within farmhouse chic or minimalist design aesthetics. Available in four sizes and with a variety of background colors to best suit your space! Need a different size? Let us know and we'll see what we can do! Please note: This is a full-bleed print (no white edges). Mat and frame in the first image are an example only and not included with the print. Don't see your temple available yet? Send us a message and we'll make it next on our list!
When I observe teachers, I see this problem more than anything else. If they fixed it, they would notice an instant difference in how well their classes go.
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