Read on to use the simple steps to not forget ASL. You've worked so stinking hard to learn sign language. You really don't want all that hard work to be for nothing. I don't want that for you either.

An outline of my lesson plan for the first day of school in my Physical Education Classes.

It can sometimes feel selfish to dedicate time and energy to loving yourself, but self care is 100% necessary for your mental well-being. Plus: YOU ARE WORTH IT. I know you’ve heard that phrase hundreds of times, but your health and happiness truly is important, and you deserve some TLC. Because many of us are dealing

In the New Year the ATOMIC Ballroom is now offering classes in Argentine Tango at their new location in Placentia. The Argentine Tango is a sultry and sensual Latin dance that is best described as controlled passion. The position between partners can either be open or closed and the feet are generally kept very close

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After our onslaught of state-mandated testing was over, I wanted to start a classroom project the students could really take ownership of....

I wanted to come back to talking about color and Color Space by talking about rods and cones, and sharing some really interesting Monet paintings that take advantage of the way we see. Louise Victor brought some of this up at the 1-day class I took last month, and I've followed up with som

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The first week of school is still over a month away for me. But after July 4th I can’t shake that feeling that the new school year is already nipping on my heels, even if it’s technically still weeks away. {Does anyone else feel like that too…!?} I recently purchased a clipart bundles from one […]

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Here's a quick trick for you! To help give you a better understanding of yardage I have created this handy reference chart - Fabric Measurements 101. Take a look at this little cheat sheet the next time you are gathering up materials for a new sewing or quilting project. It will be very handy when you want to make sure you have enough fabric for what the pattern calls for! Enjoy this simple reference tool and I really hope you find it as useful as do. Thanks for stopping by Sew Very Modern and I wish you happy sewing for the season!

Here are 10 ways to make your quilting - even better! Comment below the word SMALL THINGS and I’ll send you my FREE Checklist. Here’s why you will want it. 👏👏 So often in my classes I get asked...

The first day of music class can be hard to plan! You want it to be great, but also cover important procedures. Read this post and get it right!

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This FREE parallel lines cut by a transversal coloring activity doubles as a colorful reference poster or student notebook reference. Now includes a link to an interactive GOOGLE Slides version for online learning and teaching.

A lot of people may ask the question, "Why are so many people interested in becoming enlightened"? "What's the big deal, and what will they gain? The definition of the word enlightenment is to, "attain spiritual knowledge or insight". Well if you...

Hey love, Remember that time you said yes to helping your co-worker past work hours – even tho you were exhausted and really wanted to go to yoga class? Remember when you said yes to going to that distant family event – even tho your soul was craving a road trip with your lover?&n

Founder of The Bump Class, Marina Fogle, has put together a baby-friendly hotel package in the Algarve - babysitter included!

Here are 7 valuable lessons for achieving dreams - things that I learned the hard way and wish I had known at the start! Set yourself up for success...

Hello readers! Today I want to share one of the things I do in my class to try to develop a classroom community, where the students really ...

The road to becoming a lawyer is hella difficult, especially for minority women. So I recorded my raw, authentic experiences as well as provided you with tools that you can apply to your law school and life journey. I know what it feels like to be uncomfortable asking for help when you really need it. Especially when you are the only one in your family that decided to pursue a career in law. I know what it feels like to not want to raise your hand in class when you are confused for fear of looking stupid or when you have applied to countless jobs and have yet to hear a call back for the one you really want. I know what it feels like to pick up the phone and want to call someone to vent about how much law school sucks and not having anyone who understands or likes to hear your repeated rants. I also know what it feels like to struggle with becoming skilled in this profession. I struggled in school to make friends, with grades and my first time taking the bar, but I am here to tell you through my story that it is possible to triumph! My hope is that you see yourself in some of the struggles described in this book and learn just what I wish someone had told me before I decided to be a lawyer. It was not easy, but I can honestly say now that every temporary defeat was worth it! Get this interactive, empowerment law guide and journal today! | Author: Neena Speer | Publisher: Neena The Last Brand | Publication Date: Jul 30, 2018 | Number of Pages: 92 pages | Language: English | Binding: Paperback | ISBN-10: 069216362X | ISBN-13: 9780692163627

Life is full of unexpected twists and turns and sometimes it's better to just embrace the change. If you're struggling with getting comfortable in new city or a new job, you can (thankfully) take solace in the words of others. And you'll definitely feel like a champ after you read these inspiring quotes about change.

So pleased to have this featured on Community Eye Candy, Jan 27, 2015! I always love a new blog visitor, come on by . :) 24Dec2010 : Some thoughts: 1) I highly suggest to do the body ribbing with a smaller circular needle (2 sizes down) as it’s quite loose compared to the tight cable panel. Someday I might rip out the ribbing, lengthen the body and do a tighter ribbing… depends on how it wears over time. 2) You can easily knit the sleeve chart from the top down so as to customize length and width, it is the same cable techniques (as are all charts, really). I provisionally cast-on the 67 sts, knit 4 rows then joined the mini-sleeves to the body to finish the yoke and neck. I picked up the provisional cast-on, and switched the right and left sleeve charts, because I wanted the pattern to encroach inward to my wrist. With guidance from Ann Budd’s Handy Book of Sweater Patterns sleeve charts, I decreased 2 sts every 12 rows (about 6 times) until the elbow, and then let the cable pattern take in the sleeve on its own. 3) For the sleeve cables, I omitted the decreases on rows 74-76. For the right sleeve (and therefore the left sleeve chart), I started the 6-stitch cable (in row 73) 21 stitches after the start of the row. The right sleeve is a bit easier because the cables increase in width the same direction as your knitting. For the left sleeve (and right sleeve chart), you will have to place the stitch cable so it ends 21 sts before the end of your row, which means starting it at 26 sts before the end of the row. 4) I started my sleeve cables 11 inches before my wrist and I added one more widening cable repeat (7 cables long instead of 6). I did not extend the cables to the inside wrist, I kept it at k4,p4. 5) The size 33” really is 33”-34”, despite the largeness of its looks on Twist! 6) As this cardigan would look rather silly open, I sewed the opening shut to make a much neater closure. 7) Only used 2 skeins of 3… 1000 yards only! 18Nov2010 : I tried a group of bobbles and decided to omit them. It gave the sweater an ornate feeling I didn’t want. I still think they are interesting in the pattern though, and hope to see both versions from people. 15Nov2010 : I have this vague notion of using up all of my 2010 Rhinebeck stash by the end of 2010. Crazy, especially since 10% of my 2008 stash has been used in total. I like this. I was looking for something just like this for this yarn, BUT the sleeves are faaaaar too wide. I’m going to slim them up drastically. I will start with the body, for more fun. I will provisionally cast-on the sleeves and knit just a tiny bit and connect for the yoke. Then I will knit the sleeves downward, cutting out most of the stockinette after the elbow. Also, the model is wearing a 33”?? Hello positive ease? I guess I’m a 33”, too? IntSweMoDo2010 #8

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Little Noah is sitting at the kitchen table, doing his homework. He asks his dad: “Dad, what’s politics?” “Well son, it’s like this. I’m the breadwinner of the family, so let’s call me Capitalism. Mommy is the one who handles and administrates the money, so let’s call her the Government...

So pleased to have this featured on Community Eye Candy, Jan 27, 2015! I always love a new blog visitor, come on by . :) 24Dec2010 : Some thoughts: 1) I highly suggest to do the body ribbing with a smaller circular needle (2 sizes down) as it’s quite loose compared to the tight cable panel. Someday I might rip out the ribbing, lengthen the body and do a tighter ribbing… depends on how it wears over time. 2) You can easily knit the sleeve chart from the top down so as to customize length and width, it is the same cable techniques (as are all charts, really). I provisionally cast-on the 67 sts, knit 4 rows then joined the mini-sleeves to the body to finish the yoke and neck. I picked up the provisional cast-on, and switched the right and left sleeve charts, because I wanted the pattern to encroach inward to my wrist. With guidance from Ann Budd’s Handy Book of Sweater Patterns sleeve charts, I decreased 2 sts every 12 rows (about 6 times) until the elbow, and then let the cable pattern take in the sleeve on its own. 3) For the sleeve cables, I omitted the decreases on rows 74-76. For the right sleeve (and therefore the left sleeve chart), I started the 6-stitch cable (in row 73) 21 stitches after the start of the row. The right sleeve is a bit easier because the cables increase in width the same direction as your knitting. For the left sleeve (and right sleeve chart), you will have to place the stitch cable so it ends 21 sts before the end of your row, which means starting it at 26 sts before the end of the row. 4) I started my sleeve cables 11 inches before my wrist and I added one more widening cable repeat (7 cables long instead of 6). I did not extend the cables to the inside wrist, I kept it at k4,p4. 5) The size 33” really is 33”-34”, despite the largeness of its looks on Twist! 6) As this cardigan would look rather silly open, I sewed the opening shut to make a much neater closure. 7) Only used 2 skeins of 3… 1000 yards only! 18Nov2010 : I tried a group of bobbles and decided to omit them. It gave the sweater an ornate feeling I didn’t want. I still think they are interesting in the pattern though, and hope to see both versions from people. 15Nov2010 : I have this vague notion of using up all of my 2010 Rhinebeck stash by the end of 2010. Crazy, especially since 10% of my 2008 stash has been used in total. I like this. I was looking for something just like this for this yarn, BUT the sleeves are faaaaar too wide. I’m going to slim them up drastically. I will start with the body, for more fun. I will provisionally cast-on the sleeves and knit just a tiny bit and connect for the yoke. Then I will knit the sleeves downward, cutting out most of the stockinette after the elbow. Also, the model is wearing a 33”?? Hello positive ease? I guess I’m a 33”, too? IntSweMoDo2010 #8

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