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norville “shaggy” rogers; shaggy rogers aesthetic; mystery incorporated
M is for Monster letter craft is a great way to teach preschoolers & kindergarteners about the letter m
letter+m+crafts+for+preschoolers | is for Monkey I wish I had this a few weeks ago when we did M.
M is for Monkey I wish I had this a few weeks ago when we did M.
Present-Past- Past Participle(verb) 45402 worksheets by waheed .Present-Past- Past Participle(verb) worksheet LiveWorksheets
We just finished up the story Honey Bees in our reading story, so we made these cute little bees to go along with a chart we made. Aren't th...
Dion Lee Ready To Wear Spring Summer 2024 presented during New York - Ready To Wear Spring Summer 2024
Opening titles for the new Globo TV soup opera, Haja Coração. The idea behind this crazy piece was about the mixture of kaleidoscopic imagery, pop elements and Lebanese culture.The final result is an amazing, colorful and cheerful piece.
Rigging and sailors, Dunedin, New Zealand, ca. 1900s
Alan Fletcher
INCLASS
Can I just say PHEW? I think this afternoon teachers everywhere let out a big sigh of relief after the school day was over. I loved today, we had so much fun but PHEW I was tired! After doing Daily 5 as usual we got to work on our haunted house writing. I am loving this project! Today they added their detail sentences, being sure to have at least one adjective in each sentence. They were so creative. "You will love my pointy spiked furniture." "At night you can sleep in a spooky coffin". I even played some spooky music in the background while they wrote. Then, my assistant and I decked the room with orange and black. The kids had NO idea what we were doing. It was cute to listen to them try to come up with what we were going to do. I brought in a pumpkin and we estimated and then counted the number of seeds in it. It was funny watching them put their hands inside the pumpkin - they thought it was so gross. There were many sound effects added. :) I split the pumpkin seeds up into groups and each group made piles of 10 to see how many seeds they had. They did a quick folded paper activity to show their number in different ways - number, number word, ten sticks and ones, and expanded form. Then we used base ten blocks to practice regrouping and added up the totals from all of the groups. We are just starting to learn 2 digit addition so this was perfect! Our pumpkin had 457 seeds! For a fun treat, we made spider cookies using oreo cakesters, twizzlers, frosting, and m and m's. If the kids weren't excited enough I let them play pin the nose on the pumpkin. This was a dollar store find and it was fun! When they came back from specials each kiddo had some goodies on their desk. The bag of candy was from a sweet assistant who works with one of my students. She was so kind to make them each a little goody bag! I also made a bag with a Halloween joke book (from the Teacher Wife), vampire teeth (the parents will love me), erasers, and some rings. I wish I had a picture of what the classroom looked like at the end of the day - it was such a mess! I spent a good 30 minutes simply sweeping, vacuuming, and cleaning up all of our activities. Days like today are exhausting and messy, but well worth it!
M is for monster
