Ladies, who says you can’t have fun with short hair? If you have a round face and want to try something new, you’re in for a treat! We’re about to dive into 15 captivating short hair cut ideas that perfectly complement your gorgeous features while playing with bangs and various styles. Grab your scissors—just kidding!
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Teach students how to summarize using Somebody, wanted, but, so then graphic organizer. Somebody-Character(s) Wanted-Character's goal But-Problem character faces So-Character's reaction Then-Solution This worksheet is set up to use for chapter books as well. By I {Heart} Recess I {Heart} Rece...
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I love this. I absolutely love this. Of all the crafts I've made for my children, this is my favorite. Silhouettes are simple, affordable, and timelessly classy. 1. Take a profile photo of your child in front of a sunny window. This provides a nice contrast of light and dark and helps define which line you'll follow as you cut. 2. If you're making more than one silhouette, use photo editing software to make busts the same size. Since my photo editing software is pretty bare bones, the easiest way for me to do this was to open my photos side by side, set them to be cropped to the same size (5x7), and zoom in and out until the heads looked approximately the same size. 3. Print photo onto regular computer paper. 4. Using double-sided tape, adhere photo to black cardstock. (see notes below) Adhere double-sided tape the the back of the photo. Use tape only on the outer edges of the paper. Do NOT use tape on the silhouette area. Adhere photo to black cardstock. 5. Use an X-Acto knife to cut silhouette. You're cutting through two layers at the same time - the computer paper with the photo printed on it and the cardstock. TIP: Add eyelashes for definition. Even if eyelashes are not visible in your photo, your silhouette will look better if your subject has eyelashes to define his or her eyes. TIP: Pay special attention to hair details in three places: the crown of the head, the forehead (bangs), and the nape of the neck. My son had some wild hairs sticking out from the back of his head. I did a little artistic editing to smooth them out. (I hope this doesn't destroy the big reveal at the end of the post, but it's easier to see details on the finished project than in the pictures above.) 6. Remove computer paper and clean up edges, if necessary. After you've cut your silhouette, remove the computer paper. Use your X-Acto knife or a pair of precision tip scissors to clean up any edges. 7. If you're making multiple silhouettes, trim them to the same height. Place silhouettes side-by-side on your cutting mat. Here the silhouette on the left is slightly taller than the silhouette on the right. Use your X-Acto knife and a straight edge to trim height off the bottom of the bust (chest/shoulders). Voila! Beautiful, aren't they? If you make one, please leave a link in the comments! I'd love to see your good work. :)
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The eyes never lie and the face tells all. It is true that the eyes are the window to the soul and according to Traditional Chinese Medicine, the face is the map which decodes the mind, body, and soul's silent language. We’ve all experienced this in some way or another – non-verbal exchanges to others passing by, tired eyes exhibiting a sleepless night, and the basic idea of body language. We all know that the face is, in some way or another, a mirror to the outer world which showcases our inner realm.
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This Mental Health Planner for Depression contains Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) exercises and tools that will help you to evaluate your feelings and cope with stress and anxiety. In this printable journal you will find a Monthly Mood Tracker, Thoughts and Sleep Logs. Getting used to record your current mental and physical state is the best way to identify what is going on with you and become more attentive to yourself. The workbook also includes cbt exercises and 30 journaling prompts. These therapy worksheets can be a nice gift for a therapist or anyone who likes to use journaling as self-help for depression. ✔Size : US Letter (8.5" x 11") - Big Happy Planner size, 70 PDF pages, 2 colors - light pink and lavender. ✔ Want a different color? Check out the same depression journal, but in beige color and with more size options: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1070628642/therapy-journal-pdf-mental-health ✔ Suffering from anxiety? Here's Anxiety Relief Journal: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1209762422/anxiety-journal-for-mental-health-self ✔ Mental Health Journal (violet color): https://www.etsy.com/listing/1049812711/mental-health-planner-dbt-journal ✔ Mental Health Journal (beige color): https://www.etsy.com/listing/1086336257/mental-health-daily-journal-therapist ✔ Looking for more Mental Health printables? Send me a message and I'll tell you what I have in my shop:) ✔ Please Read Before Purchasing: 1. You can print as many copies as you want, but please note - the item is for your personal use ONLY. It is NOT allowed to share/distribute/resell or copy planner pages in order to sell them as your own work. 2. This is a digital product - nothing physical will be shipped to you. 3. Due to this being a digital product, no refunds will be given. All the planner pages are shown on the listing's pictures. If some page is not shown, it means it is NOT included in this planner. If you have any questions, please ask before purchasing. 4. This planner is NOT editable. 5. For reading PDF files you might need Adobe Acrobat Reader, here's a link for a free download: https://get.adobe.com/reader/ If you have any issues with the files, please contact me.
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The tales are renowned… mistakes committed while choosing tattoos in stressful situations, intense emotions, strained relationships, or under the influence of substances. However, ultimately, you are solely accountable for your body art. Presented here are remarkable individuals who possess tattoos that will attract attention from all, but for all the inappropriate reasons. Star Light, Not...
While teaching can often be an incredibly challenging profession, I really do love teaching, especially at the middle school level. I enjoy teaching this age for many reasons. First of all, there is no other age like middle school. Every single day is different with these students; they keep me on my feet. They also have some absolutely hilarious antics. It is fun to make lessons exciting for my students and see them show their understanding in creative ways. Helping students understand the material and witnessing their growth during the school year is very rewarding. Working with other middle school teachers, learning from one another, and sharing the exciting things that happen in our classrooms make for a happy work environment. However, there is one aspect of teaching I like more than any other. Ever since student teaching, I've found the thing I love most about teaching is working with the most "difficult" students. I realize not every student has had a great experience with school (or sometimes even life in general). I value making a connection with these students and seeing them become successful individuals. Once I have a positive connection with the students, I've found that they are willing to work hard and accept the assistance they need to grow. Helping bring about a positive transformation in a student who needed a little (or a lot) of extra help is the most fulfilling part of teaching for me. Recently, I feel like I haven’t had the ability to make these connections as much as I did in the past. The reason why? Class size. Last year I had almost 200 seventh grade students in my science classes. Making the impact I want is significantly more difficult with so many students. Nevertheless, I was still able to reach some of them and help them with achievements both academically and in their daily lives. Here are some of the ways I've found effective to develop a connection with the “difficult” students in my classes. I start by figuring out what they are interested in (student surveys are especially helpful with that) and ask them about it or bring those things into the lesson or classroom somehow. Greet them every day with a smile. Ask them how they’re doing. Comment on their new shoes or haircut. Even if they don’t reply initially, most of them appreciate this and begin to respond after a while. Share like interests with each other. If a student loves a certain movie and you do too, let them know and talk about it together. Recognize their good aspects, abilities, or skills and mention them. (Everyone has some good traits, even if it doesn't seem like it at first.) For example, a student might be good at making people laugh or be a strong leader or even have good handwriting. Tell them. It’ll be meaningful to them. If they are acting out and need to be corrected, don’t let it slide. Be fair. Hold them accountable for their misbehavior and discuss it with them. They might not like it initially, but it shows you care and expect them to behave appropriately. Explain why you have rules and consequences. If they break a rule, explain why you have that rule and why students who break that rule get the consequences they do. Be honest about this. If you yourself don’t know why you have certain rules or consequences, you might want to revamp your system. (I've done this in the past and it makes a huge difference.) Show you care by asking what's bothering them if they seem upset or not themselves. Whenever they do something notable, recognize it! One thing I like to do is write a short letter to their parents or guardian about the great things their child has been doing, put the note in an unsealed envelope, and give the note to the student to take home. I keep the envelope unsealed to ensure the student takes a peek at it before delivering it. Here's a positive note home you can use with your students today. Another way I recognize great behavior is by mailing a short letter to the student. This takes them by surprise and means so much to them. I've had students turn completely around simply with one letter. Keep in mind these connections and transformations take time, persistence, and patience. Teaching can be a difficult and trying profession, but for me the rewards are huge. Interacting with middle school students and teachers is exciting and fun. The potential for making positive differences on the lives of my students, especially the most “difficult” ones, provides the greatest fulfillment. That is what I really love about my profession. Are you a middle school science teacher? Sign up for my newsletter! You'll get a free science resource just for joining.
