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* Yes, I know the photo of the digital downloads are poor quality. This prevents people from stealing the product by trying to print it out on their own. It took a lot time to create these! *You can see how this all started with hand written templates that I made copies of. I would bring these in on clipboards into the ER room to interview the patient! Those were the originals. If for some reason, you prefer the original, you can request a digital copy of the original. *Once you download the digital copy, feel free to make as many copies as you would like. *I will have options for either digital download or physical notepads with templates that you can tear off. I am just in the process of pricing out the physical notepads. Welcome to my store! I am a Family Nurse Practitioner who found myself working in rural medicine. As a provider in rural medicine, I am faced with many presentations that a family practice provider would not normally see. In a large city, patients (hopefully) go straight to the ER when they are having an Emergency. In a rural area, patients can present with anything so I always have to be on my toes. I made these templates after seeing patients and realizing I wanted to have a more organized approach to history taking and charting. I have crafted these templates throughout my 12 year career as an NP and they are based on CMEs I attended, podcasts, guidelines, and my own personal experiences learning from other seasoned providers. As a rural provider, it is important to make sure that my exams do not miss anything and to make sure I am a master at charting everything that was considered as a differential diagnosis. These templates also have also helped me to give a concise and thorough report to the receiving ER. These templates are to help you become a master at charting: they include differentials, patient history, ROS, workup, scoring systems, and some tips/pearls. These templates ARE NOT intended to diagnose, treat, or give any guidelines on how to deliver patient care. You still need to utilize proper guidelines, consults, and resources for patient diagnosis, workup, PE, and treatment. This is just a guide to keep you organized and on track as you work with patients. I am working on many more templates, so keep an eye out for more! I hope these templates help you! TAXES TIP: Whether you are a student or healthcare professional, do not forget that this can be written off in taxes as a tool used for your job!
AT THE RESTAURANT 1. Are you ready to order? A: Waiter! I’d like the menu, please. W: Here you are, sir. W: Are you ready to order? A: Yes, I am. Can I start with tomato soup? Then the salmon and steak, please. W: What steak would you...
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UPDATE: this maker violated some of the guidelines, so I had to remove a few functions unfortunately. Sorry about that! THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS!! I will be updating this from time to time :p OK to use for: pfp, character reference, tiktok trends I guess etc !!WITH CREDIT!! DO NOT trace this or claim as your art or I will find you :3 My other socials: Instagram(baby_carrot_art), Tiktok(baby_carrot_hah), Ko-fi(ko-fi.com/babycarrotart) have fun!!
YES! I am going to give you 10 of my favorite IEP goals in this blog post! I LOVE using adapted books in the classroom, and one of the number one questions I get about them is… “what are your IEP goals for them?”…. here’s the answer! The goals I will be sharing below are […]
Yes! I am finally done! Friday was my last day! My last week of school was AMAZING! It was great because I kept teaching. Oh don't get me wrong we watched a movie or two this week. I ain't gonna lie to you! But I kept them VERY busy the other 4 and 1/2 hours of the day ! ! ! If I stop teaching they stop behaving! This is often worse than the start of school, because I find myself so annoyed with them. "They KNOW better than to act this way." I think in my frazzled brain! I also know better than to ask them to silent read for 45 minutes so I can clean... So I planned a packed week including a fabulous science activity. This activity is SUPER engaging, easy to pull together, CHEAP, and makes me love being a teacher! I sent kids around with a black trash bag asking for bottles. I forgot to tell them we only needed 30, they came back with 100. Little over achievers, just like there teacher! But that was perfect because I used the extra bottles to let them do the project at home too. I brought a feather, gravel, pennies, a sponge to school. I meant to bring foil, but forgot... Oh well. So I cut up some plastic instead of using the foil. You have to roll with it... We huddled up around a big bowl of water and tested out a feather and talked about why it floats, then we dropped a rock in and talked about why it sank. We generalized about why things float and sink. Imagine a picture here Why no picture? Remember I am FRAZZLED! My teacher brain cannot remember everything. Then the kids grabbed one of everything and headed to their desks to work in buddy pairs. They predicted what their supplies would do. Would they sink or float? Then, in go the sponge, penny, rock, and plastic or foil. Kids know that they must communicate and take turn at all times when we are working as teams. Tip: only fill the bottle only 1/3 of the way. This means the label we add will not cover the floating objects. Tip 2: add the label last so that it does not get soaked. Then each child got a thinking mat. They drew and labeled each object inside their bottle, then they explained why some things sink and some things float . Friends, I tell you they were smiling, engaged, leaning, and most importantly not complaining, pinching, chit chatting, or doing any of the stuff that drives us crazy as teachers! I made bulletin board component for this because … well that’s what I do…I really like bulletin boards…. I created the lettering. All you have to do is print and cut. I have way more than 14 kids ( I have 30) but this fits in the camera frame. I also did this photo idea from Primary Practice. The minute I saw I knew I needed to do it! The results are just too danged cute! And it took them a long time to do the writing! SCORE for being able to clean up my room. I think the parents appreciated that their child did some meaningful work this last week of school. The kids glued their picture to the paper below and wrote all about what their jobs will be like and why they chose that job. This little guy (who is a gem and my Citizen of the Year award winner) wrote that he “will try be very smart in the way he fights and try not to die”. But don’t hear darkness in what he said. Nope, not this kid. He is sunshine and helpfulness. He wrote that with optimism and a cheerful plan for being a great “army guy”. If you would like the writing template, grab it my dear, and enjoy! Next year I will staple the students’ writing next to the giant lettering for an Open House display. I miss the ipad… darn thieves. Are you in love with the new trend of grey and yellow? I think it is a nod back to the 80’s grey and peach trend. I liked it then, and I love the new variation now! I am Loving this bag! Polka dots and chevron, too cute! So what do you think would happen if you throw last year’s grade book into the pool as part of your “Welcome Summer” victory dance? Will it sink or float? I plan to find out today! I’ll let you know!
Hello, friends! I have created a lesson for my students and any kiddos who wish to create titled Behind My Mask! When my students return in the fall (and, yes, I said 'when' as I am very hopeful and optimistic), they will be asked to mask-up. We always seem to start out school year with a selfie so I was bummed when I thought of the idea of my students drawing themselves with their best facial feature hidden. And that's where the idea of this surprise drawing came from. Here's a video! Feel free to use and share (with credit given, please and thank you): I simply used paper, permanent marker, coloring markers and crayons. If I happen to teach virtually this fall, this lesson could also be done by my students at home. This video is a short and simple one...when teaching, I plan to share with my students a variety of self-portraits and talk a lot more about lettering, fonts, skin tones, craftsmanship, good character...the list goes on! As you can see, I'd have a hard time fitting it into a video short enough to capture their attention. So, if you use this video, feel free to add on whatever you wish to include! No one is excited about wearing a mask but...it's for our safety. And the best thing we can do for our kiddos is to put a positive spin on it, right? I hope to do that with this lesson. Enjoy!
The Wonky House Block Swap Ended March 1st. We had four groups of twelve and the houses were amazing. Here are the ones I made. Here is what I received!!! Our next swap is due May 1st, Wonky Trees. There is plenty of time for you to join. Click on the house on the left for details. I decided to make 8 colored trees. I also made one for myself. My nod to Dr. Seuss, who I just love! BUT after seeing the Lorax last night (great movie) I soooo need to make some pink and purple trees!! Hmmm, I wonder if I can draw them? Happy Sewing!
Hannah Holloway says, “I never really thought to myself, yes, I am a girl. Or, yes, I am a guy. I’m Hannah.” Hannah’s story along with several others was reported in Sunday’s Kansas City Star i…
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Yes, I am loving some foldables right now! The kids love them too. They get to cut, glue, hi-light, and write in little boxes. Plus, when they are studying, they can just flip up and look at one…
Hello Everyone! Yes, I am still around. I have not started my summer yet. I've been working hard with a small group of amazing ladies to integrate our social studies and reading curricula. This kind of integration is right up my alley, so I had to say yes when approached about doing this for our district. We have about 5 more days of work before we will be ready to share. Lots of work, but fun and I think, rewarding! I am also working on a district sponsored facebook book study. I think I mentioned last time that we are reading "...And With a Light Touch" by Carol Avery. Great resource for teachers of K-1 reading and writing. In her book she devotes some time talking about little mini conferences for both reading and writing, and trying to conference with every kiddo every day. I am going to strive to do that this coming year. But knowing that I am the worst when it comes to documentation, I knew I needed a quick form to show with whom I've conferred and just a place to show observations. Here's what I created based on my reading. These short sheets are meant to be a quick documentation of observations from a roving conference, just check or highlight.They are not meant to take the place of guided reading anecdotes or records. For a very quick conference observation sheet, move quick and click here! :) Let me know if you can use these, or if you would like to see them in a different form. As always, thanks for stopping by! Joyfully! Nancy
Yes, ANOTHER free printable this week. I know, if I could pinch you from here I would; free stuff is so dreamy! This is a quick matching manners worksheet I made tonight as a supplement to a Manner…
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Hello, friends! I have created a lesson for my students and any kiddos who wish to create titled Behind My Mask! When my students return in the fall (and, yes, I said 'when' as I am very hopeful and optimistic), they will be asked to mask-up. We always seem to start out school year with a selfie so I was bummed when I thought of the idea of my students drawing themselves with their best facial feature hidden. And that's where the idea of this surprise drawing came from. Here's a video! Feel free to use and share (with credit given, please and thank you): I simply used paper, permanent marker, coloring markers and crayons. If I happen to teach virtually this fall, this lesson could also be done by my students at home. This video is a short and simple one...when teaching, I plan to share with my students a variety of self-portraits and talk a lot more about lettering, fonts, skin tones, craftsmanship, good character...the list goes on! As you can see, I'd have a hard time fitting it into a video short enough to capture their attention. So, if you use this video, feel free to add on whatever you wish to include! No one is excited about wearing a mask but...it's for our safety. And the best thing we can do for our kiddos is to put a positive spin on it, right? I hope to do that with this lesson. Enjoy!
