Could there really be two of him?
Tag: classroom resources
If it helps, use the script format:
Santa Claus getting adventurous…
Santa seems to have been steered off-course.
Or is he in search of something?
What’s missing?
If you had access to our devoted friend via cell phone, what three questions would you ask him? Write up a quick conversation you might have with him.
If it helps, use the script format:
You:
Santa:
You:
Santa:
Pass this along to students
Just a collage I made on Canva.com.
Use it in your virtual classroom to greet your students.
Download and share with colleagues.
Make an ecard out of it.
Hang in there, teachers and kids!
A fun writing prompt tool
From byrdseed.com called Emoji Prompts.
The site starts a visitor with an emoji. As I’m writing this, the opening emoji is a beaming face with hearts as eyes.
Ideally, the visitor writes or speaks the beginning of a story based on that emoji.
With a click of the ‘AND THEN’ button, another emoji pops up [in this case, a face with a disapproving tongue-sticking-out expression] and the ad libbed story continues…
Check out the short demo.
How To Master Anything, At Any Age
I’ve posted this elsewhere, but thought it belonged on this blog as well.
Click here for nextavenue.org’s exploration into each of the guidelines.
Just for fun…heed the wisdom of ‘the stars’.
Teachers:
Print this out and post it on a bulletin board.
Use it as a prompt for a story.
— Is the character a Scorpio? Does she have to be?
— Did she simply scoff at the message, only to have events convince her otherwise?
— What were those events?
Use it as a springboard for a class discussion.
— What does inspiration feel like to you?
— What other events or actions might spur this sensation?
Note: It would be interesting to see if any of your students woke up with a similar message bouncing around in their heads.
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Original astrological content from https://www.jacquelinebigar.com/
eBook: Creativity and Diligence Quotes
The eBook can also be found on my Seven C’s Teacher Expo .
** Here is a short tour of the Expo and its current collection of resources. [More are being added every week.]
Along with simply printing them out for classroom display, you could also…
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project onto the whiteboard, but block out key words or a phrase, such as, in the example below, ‘self-doubt’. Let your students fill in the blank.
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pose the question, “Which one of these reminds you of one of your friends?”
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use one as a theme/’behavior guide’ for an upcoming week.
Three fall colors photos for my teacher resource expo…
Here are three more photos just added to my Sail the Seven C’s Teacher Expo .
These photos are copyright-free. Use and enjoy! Attribute to the Expo, if you wish.
** Here is a short tour of the Expo and its current collection of resources. [More are being added every week.]
3 more friendship quotes/posters for your students
I’ve added freely downloadable friendship posters to my Sail the Seven C’s Teacher Expo .
** Here is a short tour of the Expo and its current collection of resources. [More are being added every week.]
A couple of ways to use these files…
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Project onto the whiteboard, but block out key words or a phrase, such as, in the example below, ‘self-doubt’. Let your students fill in the blank.
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Pose the question, “Which one of these reminds you of one of your friends?”
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Use one as a theme/’behavior guide’ for an upcoming week.
Friendship quotes/posters for your students
I’ve added freely downloadable friendship posters to my Sail the Seven C’s Teacher Expo .
** Here is a short tour of the Expo and its current collection of resources. [More are being added every week.]
A couple of ways to use these files…
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Project onto the whiteboard, but block out key words or a phrase, such as, in the example below, ‘self-doubt’. Let your students fill in the blank.
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Pose the question, “Which one of these reminds you of one of your friends?”
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Use one as a theme/’behavior guide’ for an upcoming week.
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