Blackfoot petroglyphs of southern Alberta which date back as far as 7000 B.C.
This must-read Writing-On-Stone Provincial Park travel guide will tell you when to go, where to stay, how to get there, and the best activities!
Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in Alberta is home to the largest concentration of aboriginal rock art in North America and some stunning Hoodoos!
Check out our first visit to Alberta's Writing On Stone Provincial Park. It is one of the few places you can see intact petroglyphs!
Learning how to a scene will change your writing practice. In this post, I'll show you how to write a well-structured scene using the '5 Commandments of Storytelling.'
I am beyond passionate about writing. I truly believe that writing is the corner stone to all thinking. Through writing children gain higher level thinking, use their creative talents, strengthen their reading and speaking abilities, and so on! Writing is POWERFUL! I have one rule in my classroom (okay well maybe more than one) but ... Read More about Writing with Mentor Texts
PICTISH SYMBOLS, PLACENAMES & PERSONAL Names The name Pict first appears in writings by Eumenius in AD297. Picti was used by Romans to describe the ‘painted’ people living north of …
The trouble with identifying the Inciting Event is that the term is applied rather wildly to half a dozen different moments in the story. Which is right?
A sketchbook or a visual diary.
If you have students who say, "I don't have anything to write about" then this writing activity could definitely work for you. It lends itself to pretty much any grade level. I was actually introduced
El más deseable. El día ha llegado. Nuestro primer Onyx Day-Date ha llegado a la tienda, ¡y qué ejemplo! Hemos visto fechas de días con esfera negra aquí antes y todas eran hermosas a su manera. Sin embargo, esta esfera tiene un color negro tan intenso que casi te sientes como si estuvieras mirando un agujero negro. La falta de índices y la mayor cantidad de impresiones en las esferas le dan al reloj una estética modesta pero poderosa. Menos es más debería ser el eslogan de este reloj. Rolex fabricó muchas esferas de piedras diferentes, como malaquita y lapislázuli, pero el ónix sigue siendo uno de los más populares hasta el día de hoy. Hay tantas cosas que escribir sobre un reloj tan extraordinario, pero la mejor manera de experimentarlo es venir y verlo usted mismo. Sólo así podrás entender por qué este reloj se ha convertido en el icono que es actualmente. El reloj es revisado por nuestros relojeros y viene con una garantía de dos años. Es un verdadero placer tener este en stock. Información de garantía: Estamos orgullosos de la calidad y durabilidad de nuestros relojes. Como testimonio de nuestro compromiso, cada reloj de nuestra colección viene con una garantía de 2 años para el movimiento mecánico. Esta garantía refleja nuestra confianza en la confiabilidad de nuestros relojes y le ofrece tranquilidad al abrazar la herencia y el estilo de una época pasada. Si tiene alguna pregunta, no dude en enviarnos un mensaje: ¡estamos aquí para ayudarlo en su viaje con los relojes antiguos!
By Wayne Sayles – Ancient Coins Collecting Blog ...... The classification of cultures generally tracks along two interrelated lines: chronological
Four fun, hands-on ways to use stones to practice reading in context while playing and exploring! These methods help teach Chinese 石 stone radical words.
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On the hunt for the best things to do in Southern Alberta? These summer activities promise to make your Southern Alberta road trip remarkable!
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Continuing in our study of the book of Acts, we covered the story of the stoning of Stephen. If you’ve been following When One Teaches, Two Learn, you’ll see two additions to the typic…
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Here we are at Hammurabi's Code and reading all about his code. I really like how "Story of the World" includes some of the actual laws. Only nine, though. There were certainly a good deal more than that. However, nine were quite enough. After reading each law, we talked about whether it was "fair" to the mind of my 6 year old. The one that really appalled him (and rightly so) was "If a doctor operates on a patient and the patient dies, the doctor's hand will be cut off" and he also had strong opinions about laws that involved "accidents", for the consequences seemed to him to be rather severe, in that case. So, he was more than ready to come up with some of his own laws, that would be even better than Hammurabi's. We wrote them on lined paper first. When you work with kids, you find that their viewpoints of the world are naturally tinged toward their own ideas of justice. Justice does matter to them. But they have their own ways of handing it out. This is obvious, but I will mention it anyway: Don't laugh at your kids ideas here. Keep a straight face. Listen, and let them write their own ideas down. They certainly don't have to "get it all right" on this activity. Sure, you can talk it over, to confirm what they are really saying, but try not to direct it too much. You might even be surprised at the good sense they show. Also, if they get tired out with writing, help them along. When they are this young, the idea is to let this be an enjoyable task which helps them experience creating their own laws. As you might be able to see, I took over the writing for him at number 4. Did I chuckle over this with my husband later, when my son couldn't hear? Yes, I definitely did. But, do you see #4? I did not lead him into that. He came up with the idea himself. I supplied the words "city-state" and "enforce", but his plan was to have someone (he said judge) to be in charge of each city to make sure everyone else followed the laws that he put in place. With number five, you'll probably chuckle, as I did. I think he was trying to offer mercy to those erstwhile murderers, by giving them an extra month, and at least that was more than Hammurabi offered. Speaking of offering, I want to share this Stone Tablet that I created for this activity with you. It's in my store, in a Free Product that has Glimmercat posing in a Sumerian crown with Hammurabi's carved stele held close: It contains a total of 4 pages: this cute cover, my usual Read-Me copyright page, this nice stone tablet printable: And a suggestion page for how to use it. This packet is yours for free download, right here: If you wish to print it out...go for it. And if you would be willing to share a picture of YOUR finished product in the comments, that would be absolutely lovely! Here's my son with his finished Code and a pretty proud smile over his finished product: If you enjoyed this blog post, check out one of our activities for studying Ancient Egypt. We cover: The Food Egyptians Ate, the varied and fascinating Ancient Egyptian Gods, the Egyptian Writing System (Hieroglyphs), How to Make Papyrus, and even about Egyptian Clothing Styles.
Providing a model for student writing, whether it is through a mentor text or even just a mentor sentence, can give students direction and improve the quality of their writing. This #2ndaryELA Twitter chat was all about using mentor texts and sentences to inspire student writing. Middle school and high school English Language Arts teachers discussed the purposes of using mentor texts and sentences as models for student writing. Teachers also shared where and how they find mentor texts and sentences to engage their students. Read through the chat for ideas to implement in your own classroom.
Dolmen, a type of stone monument found in a variety of places throughout the world. Dolmens are made of two or more upright stones with a single stone lying across them. The most widely known dolmens are found in northwest Europe, notably in the region of Brittany, France; southern Scandinavia;
Handwriting Without Tears Preschool Printables equips you with a child-friendly approach to developing early writing skills. Through engaging worksheets and activities, your preschooler learns to master letter formation, a crucial stepping stone in reading and writing fluency.
This easy thin crust pizza dough homemade is quick to make for any gathering. It is sure to be a favorite go-to-crust for any pizza night!
Stick and Stone read-aloud for kindergarten and 1st grade that meet all of the core standards with maintaining your tradition of reading aloud for pleasure.