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Using our new Latin review cards, which I printed from Suzanne Shares and laminated, the boys worked to lay out the declension sheets in order from first to fourth (They are not in the co…

CC kiddos enjoy a change from the mundane memorization of their LATIN memory work with this domino set! 2 Sets are included: Cycle 3 Weeks 1-4 and 5-8. CLICK HERE for additional review materials for Classical Conversations. You'll especially want to check out our paperless, self-grading online interactive review cards! **NOTE TO BUYER: We are independent teacher-authors and are in no way associated with Classical Conversations. This is not an official resource from Classical Conversations** TERMS OF USE Permission is granted specifically for student or teacher use only by the original purchaser or licensee. Sharing the product link for any other use is strictly prohibited. Copying the product link and placing it on the Internet (even a classroom website or personal blog) is strictly prohibited. Doing so makes it possible for an Internet search to make the product available on the Internet, free of charge, and is a direct violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DCMA). ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ We value your input on this product so please leave us a comment / rating! Remember you can earn credits by leaving feedback ♦TpT Credits As a follower you will be alerted as soon as Teachers R Us lists a new product or a freebie. During the first 24 hours, we often price our products at a 50% off discount. To follow, look under where our logo is located and click on “follow me”. Thank you! Have questions regarding this product? Shoot me an email at [email protected]! ♥Check out our blog ♥ ♥Follow us on Pinterest ♥ ♥Follow us on Instagram @teachersrushomeschool ♥ ♥Follow us on Facebook ♥

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CC kiddos enjoy a change from the mundane memorization of their LATIN memory work with this domino set! 2 Sets are included: Cycle 3 Weeks 1-4 and 5-8. CLICK HERE for additional review materials for Classical Conversations. You'll especially want to check out our paperless, self-grading online interactive review cards! **NOTE TO BUYER: We are independent teacher-authors and are in no way associated with Classical Conversations. This is not an official resource from Classical Conversations** TERMS OF USE Permission is granted specifically for student or teacher use only by the original purchaser or licensee. Sharing the product link for any other use is strictly prohibited. Copying the product link and placing it on the Internet (even a classroom website or personal blog) is strictly prohibited. Doing so makes it possible for an Internet search to make the product available on the Internet, free of charge, and is a direct violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DCMA). ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ We value your input on this product so please leave us a comment / rating! Remember you can earn credits by leaving feedback ♦TpT Credits As a follower you will be alerted as soon as Teachers R Us lists a new product or a freebie. During the first 24 hours, we often price our products at a 50% off discount. To follow, look under where our logo is located and click on “follow me”. Thank you! Have questions regarding this product? Shoot me an email at [email protected]! ♥Check out our blog ♥ ♥Follow us on Pinterest ♥ ♥Follow us on Instagram @teachersrushomeschool ♥ ♥Follow us on Facebook ♥

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Here are some graphics I made for DaniiPantiies Sims 4 version of the Sims 3 I’m a Lover Challenge originally by bestfrienemies14 posted on TheSims.com. I used icons from @luniversims​. Enjoy!

English Using Reflexive Pronouns, Definition and Example Sentences; Reflexive Pronouns One of the simplest but most confused topics in English is ‘Reflexive Pronouns’. Because these words are equivalent to other languages, they are different from other languages ​​in use. In this lesson, we will examine this important issue in depth and explain it in full detail. We will also touch on the most common mistakes students make and the causes of these mistakes. What is a Pronoun? Types of Pronouns and Examples After carefully studying this lesson, you will not make these mistakes and you will realize the correct ones

Coordinating conjunctions connect words, phrases, and clauses. These sentence diagraming exercises will SHOW you how conjunctions work. Join us!

I enjoy this lesson. We look at an image that has lots of things going on and I ask the student to Describe the Scene. If they have a low level of English, they might simply say, “Woman shop…

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Our CC Week 1 is over, and it was great! We did lots of fun stuff, but I'm still having a hard time organizing everything and making it wor...

I'm told quite often by a coworker and friend that I "use weird words". Last night we were texting and I used the word "malarkey" and she again said "you use the weirdest words!" and so today's post was born! I made a short list of words I use occasionally or want to use more often and then asked my parents and a few other friends for some input. For the record, I don't think I "use weird words". I do think that because I read a lot and even because I watch TV and movies a lot and because my parents are the same way, I have an expanded vocabulary. My mom especially uses words that in high school I would pretend I knew and then look up later, which means now I know those words. My mom reads a lot too. I come by it naturally. Here are 15 words that you need to be using more often. And I'll leave you with one of my favorites clips from my favorite movie.

Recently my class worked on learning the organelles that make up a plant cell. I created an anchor chart and a student activity for the occasion. The student activity is free and can be found here. First off, I printed out the colored version of the anchor chart parts. I laminated them so I wouldn't have to recreate the wheel, so to speak, when I teach the same unit next year. You could also print out the black and white version and either color them yourself, or what I like to do, is break my class into groups and assign each group an organelle. They color the organelle, name tag and function tag all the same color. I use laminated poster boards for my anchor charts. I have several of them. They allow me to add the pieces and then pull them back off when I'm finished with the unit to use another day or another year. I don't have the cool sticky paper for my anchor charts, but that would work too. I like to involve my students in putting the chart together. I give students the pieces and they listen for me to call for their piece. When it's their turn, they come up and add it to the chart. In the end, we end up with a completed plant cell that tells the name and function of the ten organelles we are learning about. After I build the chart up front (or sometimes while I am building), my students build one of their own. They color the picture, name tag and function tag all the same color. For the little pieces or the pieces with crazy edges, I have them color around the organelles with the color of the cytoplasm. That way they can cut out a block rather than tiny or crazy pieces. Theirs looks just like mine, only smaller. They end up with a copy of the anchor chart that they can use for reference or to review before a test. It's also great for teachers who help their students build yearly portfolios. It's neat to be able to look back on all the concepts they've tackled in a nice, neat notebook. The student version, Let's Build: A Plant Cell, is available here for free. The anchor chart version, Let's Build: A Plant Cell Anchor Chart, is available here.

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Diagramming sentences helps kids see English grammar at-a-glance. It's easier to practice analyzing English parts of speech on the diagram charts and worksheets.

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Do you want to give your children a truly BEAUTIFUL music education, but don't know where to start? The SQUILT LIVE! community is a vibrant group of children and parents who are learning tremendous amounts about composers, music history, music theory, instruments, the grammar of music, and MUCH more. It is a community where children as young as 3 and as old as 16 are learning side by side about timeless pieces of music. (Many of their parents are reclaiming their own music educations by participating in the lessons, too.) It is an online opportunity where children can receive live lessons, participate in a myriad of recorded lessons, access monthly lesson calendars, and have an expert music educator at their disposal. Unless you are a member of SQUILT LIVE!, it's hard to describe the tremendous value of this type of music education - so today I wanted you to hear from one of our parents. This email arrived shortly after a month of our studying Claude Debussy and his Children's Corner suite in SQUILT LIVE! This mother perfectly captures the heart and spirit of what SQUILT LIVE! is all about. Note: Text in parentheses is a note from me about the lesson. All other words are from this lovely mom. Louis and Marion are some of our younger members, but this goes to show you that our youngest ones are capable of SO MUCH! SQUILT LIVE! - A Parent Testimonial Louis and Marion are just 6.5 years old and they (and mom!) love music with Miss Mary. This week’s Debussy lesson inspired some musical note sea creatures and someone was really making an effort to follow those musical terms. By the end, we had some treble clef-inspired snails moving across the page and a grand piano! (In this lesson our goal was to learn about how Debussy had been inspired by the Classical era composer, Clementi, when he wrote his piece Dr. Gradus ad Parnassum. We talked about similarities and differences between the two pieces.) We aren’t using the pages entirely as intended yet, but they follow along with the correct pages and I let them draw as they like. They get a little upset if I skip printing any pages, because they really want to follow along with Miss Mary. So, they get a full printout in a special folder. (I encourage parents and children to strive for whatever they can do - some things the littles will understand, others they will understand later. The key is EXPOSURE. The older children will benefit from every part of the lesson. Each lesson has a detailed lesson packet with activities for older and younger children.) They remembered studying Debussy last year and a couple of details from his life, mentioned in last year’s lesson. They love the First Discovery Music books about composers. We have been collecting that series since you recommended one in a lesson last year. They love the daily listening calendar, too. We listen to it each day at lunch. It is a beautiful way to call the kids to the table and share that experience together with food for hungry bellies! (Each month we have a listening calendar with a selection curated for each day that goes along with our monthly theme.) Thank you for all that you do! We’ve been so blessed by you! Join SQUILT LIVE! today! Learn More About SQUILT LIVE! All of the details of our membership can be found here. Some other things to consider: Join us at ANY time - we have no opening or closing of our membership doors. Membership includes access to over FIFTY pre-recorded lessons, all searchable in our index to the archives. Our live lessons are a great way for you to outsource something - and for your children to participate in a safe and fun online learning experience. Your teacher (Miss Mary) has over 25 years of experience teaching in elementary school music classrooms, homeschool co-ops, and private settings. She is a degreed music educator and classically trained pianist, and the mother of two teens. We offer a printable lesson packet and quiz at the end of each lesson - perfect for those homeschoolers that need to keep these records for their portfolios. We work with MANY charter schools. Recommend us to your charter if we aren't already a vendor. If you have any other questions, I'm happy to answer them! Simply leave a comment below or email us at [email protected]. Join SQUILT LIVE! today!

The Library Adventure uses affiliate links, see our policies for more information.My daughter – fifth grade – is currently enamored with Greek Mythology. She and her best buddy talk about it all the time. Every trip to the library results in a new stack of books about Greek gods and goddesses. This spring, I attended […]

In order to keep the input in a CI Latin classroom comprehensible, it is important to keep certain useful questions, words, and phrases on display at all times. I created this document to help make three very useful anchor charts for my own classroom: one of useful phrases (e.g. Quid significat?, Gratias, etc.), one of useful interrogatives that begin with qu- and cu- (e.g Quis?, Cui?, etc.), and one of other useful interrogatives (Ubi?, Quot?, etc.) I did my best to be conservative with paper, so the words are arranged to be big enough to see from all parts of your classroom, but small enough to fit as many as possible onto an 8 1/2" x 11" piece of paper. Caveat Emptor: Some assembly required! This file contains a document of Latin and English words which are meant to be printed out, cut, and glued onto poster board. Though the remaining steps will require a little labor, I've done half the work for you by selecting the words and fitting them onto twenty one 8 1/2" x 11" pieces of paper. All you have to do is download and print! (See thumbnail images for an idea of what the finished posters look like.) For more about anchor charts and for other ideas for your Latin classroom, visit my website: insinuurbis.com!

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To this day, there is nothing less satisfying in school than when an English teacher gets the history wrong during the introduction to a new piece of literature. Small mistakes are forgivable. Comm…

Obviously, these plans are in the early stages. I am going to be a CC tutor for the first time next year (our second CC year) and want to ...

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These cards were created to be used with the Classical Conversations Cycle 3 Latin weeks 1-8. Print, cut, fold on dotted lines and laminate. Hint: If you print two copies your child can match the English to Latin translation or you can race them to match the cards up.

Here are some printable resources for Week 15: Latin First Declension Packet, Highest Mountains on Each Continent and Metric Equivalents. You can download the 3 .pdf files here: Highest Moun…

You can master Latin conjugations! Here are 4 simple techniques that will allow you and your kids to easily memorize them!

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