Are you looking for a fun way to teach your 7th, 8th, 9th graders or Homeschool Kids math, or review what they've already learned? This is a fun way of practicing Middle School Math concepts! Like 8.10c Transformations: Translations, Rotations and Reflections. Teachers can: Print and go Grade easily Supply and answer sheet to show work Expect 100% engagement Be satisfied with the level of rigor Students can: work together or independently to solve the problems. move about the room. enjoy discussing & figuring out the math mystery My students really enjoy these. You can change the names if you wish. The students enjoy seeing their teachers and favorite celebrities being silly. Others you may be interested in Who Dun it Math Mysteries Circumference and Area Who Dun it Math Mysteries Reporting Category 2 Who Dun it? Math Mysteries- Slope Who Dun It? Math Mysteries-Solving Multi-step Equations Who Dun it? Math Mystery-Surface Area 7.6G Math Mystery Data Representation Math Mysteries Using the Pythagorean Theorem and its Converse Who Dun It? Math Mysteries-Calculate and Compare Simple and Compound Interest 7.11a Math Mysteries Solving Two Step Equations with Models (algebra tiles) Who dun it Math Mysteries RC 1 8th grade Math TEKS 8.2a, 8.2b, 8.2c, 8.2 Math Mysteries-Solving and Graphing Two-Step Inequalities 7.4a Math Mysteries Constant Rate of Change If you enjoy this activity please leave a review and visit my store at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/A-Math-Mindset?aref=n12smnng
This Mystery Theater Quilt reminds me of the various "who dun it" shows on PBS. All of the different characters are in the fabrics. All the fabrics are top quality 100% quilt shop fabrics from various quilt companies. I used 100% deluxe cotton batting and it is quilted with a "bubble" pattern. It measures 50 x 70 inches.
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This kit is perfect for beginners who are trying embroidery for the first time or old pros looking for a pre-made design. There are a couple basic stitches needed for this pattern and they are explained in detail in the instruction booklet, included with your order. ---WHAT'S IN THE KIT--- « Digitally printed cotton fabric « An unfinished wooden embroidery hoop « Full skeins of DMC embroidery floss « A DMC embroidery needle « Instruction booklet « Packaged in a cute box - perfect for gift giving © HOFFELT & HOOPER CO. All images, designs, and text are copyrighted and cannot be copied, altered, or resold. For personal use only.
Update! This is available on my Teachers Pay Teachees website. Please check it out! It has been a while since I wrote and for that, I apologize. It has been a crazy school year considering school started on August 1st. Yes, you read that correct, August 1st! As Thanksgiving break is nearing, I cannot imagine how ready the students are as I feel I need a little break as well. So how did I spend my day off today? Writing lesson plans and making items for my classroom of course. I enjoy it when I don't feel like I am on a time crunch. When I can just sit back, listen to music, and work, I truly enjoy it. I made a DBQ on the Blitzkrieg for my students today. However, that'll be a post for another day. Today, I am going to share with you the Who Dun It? Mystery. After talking to a colleague, she sparked my interest by explaining that she set up Archduke Ferdinand's murder as a mystery for students to solve. I continued to brainstorm ideas of how to make this work in my classroom and when I pulled it off, the kids loved it! The set-up: The first thing I did, was scour the internet for primary sources to use as clues. I did not want students to just see a crime scene. I wanted them to investigate using the skills I have been teaching them this year. I wanted students to be able to analyze and make observations and inferences as to what happened and to whom it happened. Once I found a variety of clues including newspaper clippings, eye witness accounts, photos, and even a mugshot. I cut them out and glued them onto construction paper. I laminated them but quickly realized a laminator and construction paper do not mix very well. My clues did not stay laminated and all day I had to endure hearing "Mrs. Johnson, this is falling apart." I digress. Next year, I am gluing them on cardstock and laminating. Oh well, you live and you learn. Of course no clue is legit without a classified envelope or folder! Then, I begged and borrowed enough clipboards so each group could have an official clipboard when they began their activity. I made a worksheet, "Who Dun It" Murder Mystery, for students to complete. Of course, I had to endure this all day, "Mrs. Johnson, you spelled 'done' wrong." I had to then explain to them what this meant and that I had not spelled it incorrectly. Kids can be so literal sometimes ;) Within their groups, students went from station to stay and opened the envelopes. I had 6 groups so I had 6 stations set up with clues inside the envelopes. It was so great to hear the conversations students were having and I knew they were truly engaged and having a blast. To this day, 3 months later, students can still tell you everything about the murder of Archduke Francis Ferdinand. Isn't having fun and learning what it really is about, in the end? My amazing partner, the language arts teacher, paired up with me to make a culminating activity in which students had to write a news report about the murder based on the clues they had pieced together in my class. This was probably one of the most fun days I have ever had teaching. While yes, it did take a few hours for me to get everything together, I had so much fun doing it. Now, other than having to relaminate, I have a great activity I can continue to use and tweak each year. The clues and worksheet will be available on my Teachers Pay Teachers website at a later date.
James was in a play!!! I signed him up for a class at our local children's theater. The class was 10 days long, 2 hours a day. The director had the kids make up their own character, and he wrote the play based on what the kids gave him. I say the kids did a pretty good job for such a short rehearsal time! I made James costume. It turned out pretty good. I bought a red shirt from Hobby Lobby, button, and some yellow electrical tape. then i bought a foam hat and foam letters. All my supplies All done! Front! Now lets see how well i can do this! Half way done Looking good! we ended up sewing on the buttons, the glue didn't hold to well in this heat all done!!!! Velcro strap to hold his hat on He did so well in his first little performance!!! and looked so cute too!!!! Back of his costume and the front...hes so cute!!! Nan Grandpa and Travis waiting for it to start!!! The director telling us about practice and what they learned The End.... My cutie Autographs James and Director Don Nan grandpa and their boys Me and my baby Proud mamma Now before you watch the play, I am going to give some notes....lol The kids only had 2 hours a day, for 8 days with their script, all of the kids have never done this before, including James. The director asked me to have James audition for future plays (and James WILL be doing more, he LOVE this!!) because James was very good about memorizing his lines, and the blocking, also he did not speak monotone Director Don was very impressed with James, and so was I!!!! A little bit into the play there was a concert that started outside, lol, the kids did really well trying to speak up over the music. All in all these kids did a very good job, very proud of my James...cant wait to see him in more involved with the children's theater.
Are you looking for a fun way to teach your 7th, 8th, 9th graders or Homeschool Kids math, or review what they've already learned? This is a fun way of practicing Middle School Math concepts! Like 8.3c, 8.10d Dilations. Teachers can: Print and go Grade easily Supply and answer sheet to show work Expect 100% engagement Be satisfied with the level of rigor Students can: work together or independently to solve the problems. move about the room. enjoy discussing & figuring out the math mystery My students really enjoy these. You can change the names if you wish. The students enjoy seeing their teachers and favorite celebrities being silly. Others you may be interested in Who Dun it Math Mysteries Circumference and Area Who Dun it Math Mysteries Reporting Category 2 Who Dun it? Math Mysteries- Slope Who Dun It? Math Mysteries-Solving Multi-step Equations Who Dun it? Math Mystery-Surface Area 7.6G Math Mystery Data Representation Math Mysteries Using the Pythagorean Theorem and its Converse Who Dun It? Math Mysteries-Calculate and Compare Simple and Compound Interest 7.11a Math Mysteries Solving Two Step Equations with Models (algebra tiles) Who dun it Math Mysteries RC 1 8th grade Math TEKS 8.2a, 8.2b, 8.2c, 8.2 Math Mysteries-Solving and Graphing Two-Step Inequalities 7.4a Math Mysteries Constant Rate of Change If you enjoy this activity please leave a review and visit my store at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/A-Math-Mindset?aref=n12smnng
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****CLOSED***** This year long KAL will include a mystery each month of a "who dun it." Including colors and charms depicting your "favorite girl detective in her many mysteries each month!" We will be knitting the Stitch in Time Blanket by The BakeryBears (Kay F Jones)! Crochet? We will be completing the blanket of calm by Casapinka with a few modifications- a border on the blanket at the end and we will be doing 108 squares to match the amount of squares in the knit blanket. Rules will be posted on our instagram bio soon! Each Month's shipment:*Nine 10g micro skeins 80/20 SWmer/Nylon 40yds/10g *A set of 2 SamsTinyTrinkets charms (IF YOU CHOOSE THIS OPTION)*A card with the month's mystery Your First shipment will include an extra goodie and will ship in August. Your recurring charges for the year will begin on September 1st and charge every 1st of the month for 1 year. Changes must be made 2 weeks before the 1st of each month.*A pattern code for 20% off the Stitch in Time Blanket by The BakeryBears Kay F Jones WHEN: KAL kicks off September 22nd and runs for 1 year. Your first box will ship at the end of August and each box after will ship at the beginning of each month. IMPORTANT: You will need two full 100g skeins in our 80/20 SWmerino nylon base for borders. These should be added on to your first box if you'd like to knit the borders as you go. A drop down menu is there to add these on. If you'd like to knit all borders at the very end (when you are done your mitered squares) toward the end of the KAL- they can be added on then. Totally up to you. Prize donations will be revealed as we go through the year- We will be collecting a variety of goodies from so many talented makers! Choose your Skintone so that each month your SamsTinyTrinkets character charm will be as beautiful as you! IF you do not choose default is skintone 6 RULES for the KAL; Your minis will be labeled 1-9 Each mini skein is a “clue”- When you knit up a mitered square, scratch off the coordinating numbered clue in your detective sheet and post a photo on instagram of your square using the hashtag #Letthemysteryunravelkal2023 (Do not worry about revealing the clue on the detective sheet online, this is solely based on knitting the mitered squares during the month- the revealed clues are for the fun of unraveling the mystery only). If you get all 9 clues revealed in a given month you are entered for a prize each month in addition to grand prizes at the end. The winner will receive their prizes with a 2 week processing time from the time the winner (The monthly detective) is announced on the zoom parties. You must finish the blanket (borders included) to be entered for grand prizes) by September 22, 2024. Who Dun it Zoom (monthly) parties: Announcement of the “monthly” detective- if you are not present we will post it and you will need to reach out to us for your shipping information. Join us monthly to step into the shoes of your favorite girl detective as we take you on a virtual adventure, playing the Nancy Drew PC game- as you help us unravel the mystery and solve the case! [This will be PC gameplay that you will be able to see the gameplay in real time as we work together to solve the mystery]. We will announce the game we are playing in late August and zooms will occur monthly. You can just watch the mystery unfold with us or participate in detective decisions! *Patrons get extra goodies for the monthly win (can include any of the following: bags,candles, notions, yarn, etc.) *Patrons get the blanket pattern for free *Vote on the gameplay for zoom parties Non patrons: monthly detective prize will consist of the colorway of the month (100g skein) and a SamsTinyTrinkets trinket dish, special coupon code for the shop!
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Meredith wants you to learn how to use Who-Dun-It curriculum in a homeschool co-op like she has with great success several times.
Typewriter Illustration reminder to WRITE! I made this drawing of my Smith-Corona typewriter that I have sitting on my desk in my office. Just being in the same room with it makes me feel like Jessica Fletcher writing my next who-dun-it! This is a digital drawing hand-drawn on Procreate. Your print will be professionally printed, high quality heavy card stock, 5 x 7 inches, unframed. I can also personalize the word if you’d like it to say something else. Just message me and I’ll design it for you with no extra charge! Free shipping in the US. Message me for any questions! Thank you!!! ✍🏻
Santa is missing and the North Pole needs your help to find him! Using inferencing, problem solving, and drawing conclusions find out which character took Santa! Characters include: prancer, dancer, Cindy-Lou, the grinch, and Mrs. Claus. A chart is included so kids can fill out the characters and important information about their picture, their motives, and their facts. GREAT activity for the holidays!
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Heart pounding, rapid breathing, nightmares...yep, it's that time of year. Back to school...dun dun dun. Okay I actually may be a little dramatic there (ask anyone who knows me, it's not uncommon!). But seriously, every year I feel like this. The anxiety of the unknown plus the excitement of getting back into the classroom and teaching. I think that when I get to the point in my career that I don't feel like this it will be a sign to quit teaching. There are many things that I worry about before the school year starts. Will the dynamic in my room be good, will I be able to meet the needs of all of my students, will I be nice even on my grumpy days, will they like me, will the parents be nice, will I have my materials prepared, what if I mess up? The list goes on and on. It probably explains why I am a little tiny bit type-A about prepping my classroom (if you haven't noticed). What I can control now makes me feel a little better. In reality all of it is out of my control. I try to remember that my students are feeling just as anxious, and that it's okay. My hubs is losing his 'summer wife' and I know the house is going to be kind of a wreck until our first long break, but it's worth it. To add to the unknown I am getting an intern this year (woo hoo!). We start training together tomorrow and I'm really excited. For those of you who are not PA teachers, the preservice teachers had to choose pre k-4 or 4-8 for their certification. Kind of interesting and most likely not going to last, but in the meantime it means that 5th and 6th grade openings will be filled easier for the kids who chose 4-8th for their certification. So, as I count down my last few hours of summer, here are a few pins that I found inspiring as I began planning for this school year, and a fun purchase that I made to use in my room this year. Enjoy! Me By the Numbers - will be doing this on the first day of math with the kids. I think it'll be great for the cover of their binders! I'm going to try to add this in on the first day of school with my homeroom. I'll have them color a larger popsicle stick then put them in a shadow box to display with a team work inspired quote. I love owls, and this is just too cute. And finally, my new purchase! A doc cam! I'm so excited, this little guy has great reviews and was less than $100. Very affordable on a teacher budget. Amazon has it - the IPEVO Point 2 View USB camera.
