Working with lymphedema patients, I’ve seen time and again how self-care improves the quality of one's life. Self-care = Self-Love.

I am getting a head start on Valentine's this year! Or maybe it's not much of a head start since we recently received an e-mail regarding school V-Day celebrations. Just as years past, there is a no-candy policy but that left room to come up with something creative and fun that matched each of my kids

Nothing more satisfying than checking something off your list! ⟡ ♡ Make it fun and make it a mini-challenge. 🟢 In Stock. Ships Same Day. ♡ 3x3 inches ♡ 50 sheets ♡ Full color printed sheets Set a 15-minute timer a few times each day and prepare to be shook at how much you can actually get done! You got this! ♡ Non-Refundable. Love this so much! Hope you will too!!

Learn how to make hair bows quickly and easily with our simple step-by-step picture tutorial! (You'll be a hairbow expert in no time!)

I love a good book club, but mostly for terribly lazy reasons. Book clubs not only keep me reading, but they also keep me honest. The knowledge that I’m going to have to talk about whatever I am reading with a group of my friends will at least make…

Affiliate links included Do you use a white board or chalk board in your homeschool or classroom? I love mine and use it for everything from explaining Venn Diagrams to mini history timelines to letting kids do their math problems to weekly quotes like the list here. I had an English teacher my

Mirror, Mirror on the wall...It does not matter if I'm short or tall...If I have skinny legs or my hips are wide...It only matters who I am inside...Blue eyes, brown eyes, black or green...What makes me most beautiful cannot be seen...When you look at me, don't judge me by my parts...The most beautiful thing about me is my heart.Kim Uliana (The Pinterested Parent)

Never heard about this card? Watch till the end. I hope you all like this video. Thanks for watching Requirements Black Cardstock 180GSM -... | pencil, paper, video recording

Please make sure you always have the most recent version of my products, I update my products all the time! I am a science teacher who is still in the classroom and every time I use one of my lesson plans, I think of new things to add! Please make sure you always have my latest version. Here’s how: -On the TpT homepage, click on “MY TpT” (top right) -Click on “MY PURCHASES” -look for my product, if you see the words “NEWLY REVISED RE-DOWNLOAD” this means I have a newer, better version.. There is no need to re-purchase the product for the updates, simply click on that link and you’ll get the latest version! Thank you!! In this packet, I've included 12 photos of rocks from my classroom. If you do not have rocks - please use these photos to complete the activities in the packet! This packet is intended for students in grades 1 and 2, it does not emphasize the differences between igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks. Rather, it encourages little ones to notice that not all rocks are the same and it helps them to record the differences they see themselves. Included: Worksheet 1: "Examining Rocks" Draw the different minerals and patterns seen in rocks Worksheet 2: What are rocks made out of? Count the minerals Worksheet 3: Describing rocks - Circle the characteristics of 4 different rocks Worksheet 4 - Sorting rocks -Students group rocks according to color, texture or patterns MATCHING GAME: I've included 12 photos of rocks from my classroom. Many buyers have asked me for the names of these rocks and a matching game. Even though I think this may be difficult for my first graders, my second graders could certainly do it! So I've included 3 options for a matching game: option 1: match the rock up to a description (example: "This rock is made from dead sea creatures' seashells. It is called limestone."), option 2: match the rock up to a card with 1 clue (example: shell), option 3 - match the card up to the actual rock name (example: limestone) Mini - booklet entitled "Where Do Rocks Come From?" introduces students to Iggy, Seddy, and Morphie - describing in simple terms where igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks come from. Uses 3 pieces of paper to create a 6 page mini-booklet your kids will love! There is a 7 slide slideshow included to show your kids - cool rock facts! Make a home for a little pet rock! Box pattern included, fill with shredded paper, have your little ones find a rock, add a smile, and give it a home! A fun way to wrap up a unit on rocks! Follow my store! You will receive an email every time I put up a freebie or a new product for sale.To follow me, go to the top right of this page where you see my photo, next to the little green star it says “Follow Me”. Click on that and you’ll receive the email updates. Thanks for stopping by my PK – 4 science store! Sue Please note: these units are for the use of one educator. If you would like to share my lesson plans with a co-worker, your team, your school, or your district, please purchase multiple licenses which are offered at half price. When you click “add to cart”, please also click on “ buy licenses to share” and then enter the quantity of half-price licenses. Thank you so much!! Sue from Science for Kids :)

Explore beckybayne's 208 photos on Flickr!

Hot off the heels of her number-one single, "Bang Bang," Refinery29 catches up with Jessie J to talk industry pressures and her new album.

A Christian Is One Whose Life Is Lived According To The Scriptures (The Bible) “These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and sea…

"I don't know how I can keep going." She was sitting on the floor - my beautiful mum. She looked broken. Like a small child. I was 18 years old, and it was the first time in my life I’d ever seen my mum as an adult, rather than ‘mum’. That tables had turned. She needed me to be strong. To support her. To tell her everything would be okay.  I was lucky enough to grow up in an environment with a mum who believed in me. And because of that, I learnt to walk into situations even when I was afraid. My Mum convinced me I was capable of anything and wasn't afraid to give me straight talk when it was needed. At the tender age of 12, I decided that I wanted my own dance group.  So, I made one (of course). Mum found us somewhere to rehearse, and brought me a very fancy twin tape 80’s ghetto blaster so the music would L O U D.  I know to the ipod / iphone generation this means sweet fuck all, but to a 12 year old me, I was a queen. (Google ghetto blaster if you have NFI what I’m talking about). Unfortunately, I soon discovered that managing other 12-year-olds, including a few who have zero dance talent was a challenge. Even for a little  boss like me. But Mum wasn't letting me quit.  "You’ve committed to this and when you lead you don't get to walk away. These girls are relying on you to believe in them. Take a deep breath. Put your leg warmers back on and make it work." ( Pink and silver stripes for those who are wondering). So I did it. When I was 15, I decided I wanted to be one of the cool kids and go to the Year 10 After Party.  And bless her bloody soul, Mum said yes, brought me a bottle of champagne and dropped me off. (Don’t tell my kids that!) When I arrived, there were hundreds of 15 year olds sprawled across the street. I FREAKED. "I don't belong here mum, I don't wanna go in." Mum smiled at me. "You’re going in my love. Have fun, make good choices, take a deep breath and GET OUT OF MY CAR.” So I did. But now, just 3 years on, the tables had turned.  Now my straight-talking mother had tripped in her own life. She needed the support that she’d been giving to me for so long. “I can do this.” I told myself. “I’m strong.” My voice sounded stronger than I felt.  "Ok. Let's take a deep breath.” I said to her. “Firstly, let’s get up. No good decisions are made on the floor. I’m going to make you a cup of tea.  And let’s talk about all the reasons you’re loved, and why you have to keep going. Like… who else is going to tell me my boyfriends are crap?" A tiny smile brushed across her lips. I knew we’d be okay. I’m strong because a strong woman raised me. She loved me, she believed in me, and I wouldn’t be who I am without her. I’ll be forever grateful for what she gifted me.  For all the powerhouse mama’s out there - this one is for you.

"It's not profound regret," Morrison tells Fresh Air. "It's just a wiping up of tiny little messes that you didn't recognize as mess when they were going on." Her latest book is God Help the Child.

Your little princesses will love making these beautiful cardboard jeweled mirror crafts. This is great for pretend play as well.