I have no idea what my IQ is and though sometimes I wonder what it is I've never really been tested to find out. When I came across this IQ test I thought I'd g
Roundup with a variety of Montessori-inspired skeleton activities that can be used to create a multi-level skeleton unit for preschoolers on up.
This is the king of all quizzes! The subconscious emotions quiz. I loved the questions and the images and everything about it. You should know by now I am a qui
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Preparing students to take online tests does not have to be difficult or frustrating. This post shares multiple and authentic online testing strategies.
Whether they're completed on a piece of paper, a tablet, or a whiteboard, exit tickets are a powerful tool to use in your classroom. Exit tickets are formative assessments that provide a quick snapshot about your students' learning and understanding of a topic faster than any other tool in the classroom.
This quiz was such an exciting mental challenge, and I had a blast! Personally, I think of myself as highly intuitive, but I often hold back from sharing my ins
Do you want to find out what you want most in life? What you see first in this optical illusion test reveals what you’ve been looking for in 10 seconds.
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A math grading strategy that focuses on learning from mistakes before a grade ever comes into play.
I'm supposed to be making cookies right now.... but I'm watching General Conference and drinking hot chocolate.... so here I sit, blogging instead! Today I wanted to share a little freebie with you.... A few years ago at a math training, I came across a clever idea of decorating folders as "office cubicles" for the students to put up when taking tests... the concept was that each child would decorate the folder much like adults decorate their cubicles... family photos, sports team posters, etc., then you would laminate it, and they had this great little privacy folder to put up when taking tests. I immediately fell in LOVE with this idea... then remembered the mobility rate at my school... I would be making cubicles every other week as new students came an went... feeling defeated, I tossed the idea out the window and didn't think much more of it. Fast-forward to the second week of school that same year... It was very apparent that a few wandering eyes and chatty Kathy's were in need of some sort of privacy folders in the classroom (as well as a reminder to be quiet during the test!!), and that's where the "do not disturb" folder idea was born! So what exactly is a "do not disturb" folder? I'm so glad you asked :) It is simply two folders that I have glued together and put this cute little cover page on... Here are pictures of the original folders my students made a few years ago.... the great thing about these folders versus cubicles is that I can use these folders for a few years and don't have to throw one away each time a student moves (which is quite often in my classroom). The first year we made these, I printed them in black and white and let the students color them.... they loved using the folders that they had each created, and it was fun to see which folder they would get each time I passed them out for a test. (note: these folders are 3 years old and were created before I discovered the awesomeness of Kimberly Geswein Fonts... so the new ones have been updated with her fonts :) ) So, as you can see, the kids did a pretty good job coloring the folders themselves.... however, I didn't take into account the fact that my class might get bigger, and I didn't think to make extra folders.... so I made a full color version when I quickly needed to make a few more folders... this was a good and bad thing.... students were fighting over the few folders that were "better" because they were printed in color.... so I ended up making 6 of the "nice" folders, which I keep together and would give to the table being the most quiet as we are getting ready to take the test :) problem. solved. I think in the future, I might just make a full class set with the new full-color cover sheets... my kiddos this year are really into scribbling... I'm a little bit worried about how some of the cover pages might turn out! Anyway, here's a few pics of the folders in action, as well as a pic showing how to make them. Click on the colored pic above to download the freebie for yourself :) "do not disturb" folders in action These are kind of small... I used 2 folders, but have seen it done with 3 folders as well, to allow for a little bit more work space on each desk. This is what I get for not gluing the folders together myself... I love parent volunteers... but sometimes, things don't turn out quite like I had them pictured in my head...*sigh*... As you can see, this is just 2 folders overlapped, with the cover glued in the center. I laminated the folders for durability. I've seen folders where they put number charts or ABC / sound cards inside the folder... so you could totally do that inside the folders if you want :) I was in a hurry and didn't put anything on the inside of the folders. I hope you find this useful! I'd love to see pictures if you make them for your classroom :) and finally.... the winner of the educents pin it to win it contest is..... just a few more days to pick up this great bundle! Hurry before the deal expires!! a Rafflecopter giveaway YAY! You two lucky ladies get to pick any item from my store for free :) Happy Sunday, everyone.
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Sharon kündigte für die 45. Woche von TAST 2012 Open base needlewoven picot an. Im Vergleich zum Stich der 44. Woche Closed base needlewove...
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Let your kid try his hand at engineering as he builds and tests two different structures made out of rolled newspaper. Which one is the strongest?
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It's been a while but this weekend I've tested another pattern for Juliet @The Tartankiwi. As you can see he's a panda and when I saw Juliet's own version I just couldn't resist him and asked if I could test the pattern for her. The best collection of black and whites I had were some batiks that I used to create my applique portrait of my dog Tatty last summer - you can read more about it here and here, I don't have many batiks at all, I'm not a huge fan so I chose eyes and background fabric from my limited collection, As I took the photo above I realised I was using the same colours that Juliet has used on her pattern image! The pattern's another Tartankiwi triumph, he's fabulous and I'm thinking up a plan of how to use him. Eagle-eyed readers might spot my original mistake in the photo below - I used the wrong fabric under his chin on the left of the pic. It's driven me mad for so long and three years later, April 2017, I've finally got around to replacing that piece - see below. I can now look at my block without cringing inwardly!!! Juliet's patterns are available now via her Etsy store and also her Payhip store. Here's a look back at the patterns I've previously tested for Juliet. Click any of the images below to go through to my post about testing that particular pattern: Disclosure: I do not receive payment from Juliet @TheTartankiwi for testing her patterns, nor do I receive a commission on any patterns sold via her Etsy store or any other sales method. This post is purely informational and of no direct benefit, monetary or otherwise, to me. I started out with a New York Beauty block as one of my NYC Metro Mod Quilt Guild blocks - you can read my original post by clicking the image. Are you tempted to try foundation paper piecing yourself? If you've already given it a go do you love it or hate it? I love the precision, there's nothing better, let me know what you think. Featured on: Clicking on an image will take you to a new page of crafty goodness :) Disclosure: This post contains a Craftsy affiliate banner for which I am paid commission on click-through purchases. Otherwise, no payment or commission is received for click-throughs to shared links; the post is for informational purposes only and all opinions are my own. Copyright: Uncredited reproduction of all content, text and images on this site is prohibited. All content, text and images must be credited to Chris Dodsley @made by ChrissieD and include a link back to this site. Follow Linky Parties This post may be linked to some great Linky Parties, always a great source of inspiration too. If you click through to my 'Fave Linky Parties' page you can see where I like to share my work.
After testing for months this is literally the BEST sloppy joes recipe out there!
Quiz time! The word difficult in this psychology quiz caught my eye. Well how difficult can it be? Lemme tell ya. It was hard af. I think the last 3 questions I
