Back in 1974, a small ad placed in a Women's Liberation publication started a movement. Fed up with the media and advertising industry's sexist representation of women, a group of women artists met up in London to express their discontent, which they quickly turned into a group called the See Red Women's Workshop and a barrage of silkscreened signs and posters paraded across the U.K. in both "peace camps" and the streets. Their posters from 1974 to 1990, though, which have just been published in a collection by Four Corner Books, should not be limited to the period in which they were made: slogans like "Our Bodies Our Choice" are more relevant than ever these days, and increasingly in use. And, thanks in part to the group's inspiration from black and chicana women's groups in the U.S., they're also surprisingly intersectional for the time, acknowledging that the campaign for women's rights is inextricably linked to issues of racism, housing, and income inequality, which the liberals in Britain were then tackling head-on under Margaret Thatcher's conservative administration. (Even the Workshop's most explicit signs—"Media & the Men Are Our Enemies," for example—don't seem nearly as out-there when you take into consideration that the posh were reportedly wearing buttons reading "I am rich.") Take a look back at their early posters, and get inspiration for your own on this International Women's Day, here.
Gday, new poster here Excited to join the community. My partner and I have been wanting to DIY the infamous wavy mirror from Gustaf Westman but are unfamiliar with how to go about this. We would are unsure of how to create the wavy effect and how to add this to a rectangular prism which ...
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How-to writing lessons, printable writing paper, posters, graphic organizers for planning, writing rubrics, and more for Kindergarten students! This 4-week unit will help you teach your students to write how-to books!The lessons will get your students writing informational how-to books about topics at which they are "experts." In the unit, students will learn to use their words and drawings to teach others, and at the end of the unit, they will share their work in a special writing celebration!Here’s what the unit includes:- 17 clear, detailed minilessons (that tell you what to say and do)- Tips for structuring the writer's workshop- Printable writing paper- Common Core alignment- Rubrics and checklists- Printable posters and alphabet chartCommon Core alignment is included, but many classrooms that do not follow the Common Core Standards still use this unit.Common Core alignment is included, but many classrooms that do not follow the Common Core Standards still use this unit.This unit is part of a yearlong curriculum (7 units total). CLICK HERE to view the complete curriculum. Please contact Alison at [email protected] if you have any questions about the materials!
Need digraph posters for your classroom? This set of 6 posters are colorful. simple, and clear visuals perfect for your kindergarten or first grade classroom! Includes: SH TH PH CH WH QU You are also receiving a sheet with all 6 combined on one page to be added to a student's Writing Workshop notebook. Place it in a sheet protector and it will fit perfectly inside a 3 ring notebook. Need more digraph resources for Kindergarten or First Grade? Digraphs: Big Bundle of Books Thanks for stopping by….
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Writing lessons for teaching Kindergarten students to write books with a pattern (i.e. "I like pizza. I like grapes."), printable writing paper, posters, writing rubrics, and more! This 3-week unit will help you teach your students how to write books with a pattern (similar to the level A/B books they are reading).The lessons guide students through creating repetitive books, with a pattern such as "I like" or "I can." Not only will this unit advance your students’ writing skills, but it will also support their development as readers, since they will be working with emergent-level books as mentor texts. This unit is best taught during the first half of kindergarten.Here’s what the unit includes:- 14 clear, detailed minilessons (that tell you what to say and do)- Tips for structuring the writer's workshop- Printable writing paper- Common Core alignment- Rubrics and checklists- Printable posters and alphabet chartCommon Core alignment is included, but many classrooms that do not follow the Common Core Standards still use this unit.This unit is part of a yearlong curriculum (7 units total). CLICK HERE to view the complete curriculum. Please contact Alison at [email protected] if you have any questions about the materials!
Do you have a learner that is reversing those tricky lowercase letters? Then, download and display these Letter Reversal Posters! Letter reversals are common among young writers. Simply put, their inexperience with letters combined with letters that look an awful a lot alike make can make it difficult. Letter reversals can also be common with older ... Read More about Letter Reversal Posters {FREE}
Planning and prepping differentiated math centers can be simple when using the Math Workshop framework. Less prep time and greater student growth is a win-win.
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Writing is one of my favorite times during the day! In these first few weeks of school, my students have blown me away with their creativity in their writing. It excites me for what is to come this year! The best thing about being part of the College of Education was you got to pretend you were a kid again. We participated in several lessons that were applicable to our classrooms. In a writing course, my junior year, my professor led us on a Writing Marathon. Our mission was to roam campus for an hour and find different locations to write. He sent us on our way and told us to return in 60 minutes! In my Writer's Notebook, I wrote down my sights around Brady Commons, the Columns, and the steps of the College of Ed. Thinking back on that day, I remember having a great time with friends and writing ..writing... and more writing. I decided to test this strategy out with my kiddos this year. My school utilizies the 6+1 Writing Traits program and our first trait is "Ideas". We have been working on gathering ideas and zooooooooming in on one idea. After specials, I told my kids to grab their Writer's Notebooks because we were taking a little marathon. Their goal: use their 5 senses and observe the area they are in. Minimum of 4 sentences per location! We hit up the following spots in school: Classroom Front lawn Cafeteria Library Playground I had the best time reading through their entries. Several cracked jokes and expressed hunger throughout the process! Besides getting to move around the school, my students practiced generating ideas and focusing in on one idea at a time. I don't know about you but I love anchor charts. It's a great time for the class to get together and collaborate ideas. I believe that charts created together are more powerful than pre-made ones. Yes, I have store bought posters on my wall... but I also have ones we made. It's a nice mixture! You can take the girl out of second grade... but you can't take the anchor chart out of the girl! That's the saying, right? Anywho, here are a few fun anchor charts from around the web. Click the captain for the source! The First Grade Parade First Grade Parade Mrs. Williams Kinders I need to stop this late night blogging. What has gotten into me!? It's bedtime. But first, I'm obsessed with this performance from the VMA's. Enjoy! 2011 VMA - Music - Beyoncé
