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Teaching grammar in isolation is not only ineffective, it can actually make student writing worse. So when students make mistakes, what should teachers do?
We need not mention that WikiHow is one of those blessed online databases that help to keep our lives on track with how-to instructions. It’s somewhat obvious. But let’s talk about the elephant in the room: the very niche instructables it aims to cover beg for very niche illustrations. As a result, WikiHow has become as known for its weird as hell illustrations as for its content.
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As the world’s most popular how-to website, WikiHow will help anyone on the planet learn how to do anything. It’s a noble goal, but sometimes...
We need not mention that WikiHow is one of those blessed online databases that help to keep our lives on track with how-to instructions. It’s somewhat obvious. But let’s talk about the elephant in the room: the very niche instructables it aims to cover beg for very niche illustrations. As a result, WikiHow has become as known for its weird as hell illustrations as for its content.
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Obviously, these comics are taken out of context, but they sure are hilarious of you have a filthy mind! More
We need not mention that WikiHow is one of those blessed online databases that help to keep our lives on track with how-to instructions. It’s somewhat obvious. But let’s talk about the elephant in the room: the very niche instructables it aims to cover beg for very niche illustrations. As a result, WikiHow has become as known for its weird as hell illustrations as for its content.
screencaps of the hit pbs kid's show arthur. out of context, except when they're not. why not suss some great classic hits? all questions and queries are welcome, but be sure to read the FAQ! and please let me know if you'd like me to respond to a message privately! also, can i interest you in some fine apparel?
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If the internet’s something like the collective unconscious of humankind, then it says a lot about us if we’re both incredibly brilliant and WTF-level weird all at once.
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Parents are often concerned when they first hear the Montessori term "normalization."
We need not mention that WikiHow is one of those blessed online databases that help to keep our lives on track with how-to instructions. It’s somewhat obvious. But let’s talk about the elephant in the room: the very niche instructables it aims to cover beg for very niche illustrations. As a result, WikiHow has become as known for its weird as hell illustrations as for its content.
We need not mention that WikiHow is one of those blessed online databases that help to keep our lives on track with how-to instructions. It’s somewhat obvious. But let’s talk about the elephant in the room: the very niche instructables it aims to cover beg for very niche illustrations. As a result, WikiHow has become as known for its weird as hell illustrations as for its content.
WikiHow is an online database of how-to instructions that aims to empower everyone in the world to learn anything they desire. However, it’s not only a useful resource for learning but also for funny content. With over 249K articles uploaded so far, there are some pretty niche instructables available, such as: “How to Make People Think You’re Immortal” or “How to Apologize to a Cat.” It’s no wonder that wikiHow memes emerge from such peculiar content.
WikiHow is an online database of how-to instructions that aims to empower everyone in the world to learn anything they desire. However, it’s not only a useful resource for learning but also for funny content. With over 249K articles uploaded so far, there are some pretty niche instructables available, such as: “How to Make People Think You’re Immortal” or “How to Apologize to a Cat.” It’s no wonder that wikiHow memes emerge from such peculiar content.
We need not mention that WikiHow is one of those blessed online databases that help to keep our lives on track with how-to instructions. It’s somewhat obvious. But let’s talk about the elephant in the room: the very niche instructables it aims to cover beg for very niche illustrations. As a result, WikiHow has become as known for its weird as hell illustrations as for its content.
Are you explicitly teaching morphology in your classroom, but need more resources? These 132 fluency grids are the perfect way to give your children the exposure they need to understand morphology. These fluency grids include Anglo-Saxon, Latin, and Greek affixes. Why use fluency grids? We know that in order to become proficient readers, our students need ample practice with the skills we’ve taught them, both in and out of context. With fluency grids, students practice targeted skills. Each row repeats the same 7 words. Can the student read the target words fluently by the final row? Great for independent reading practice, reading to a teacher, or taking home! How to Use Fluency Grids: There is no single correct way to read fluency grids. In general, I will either echo read or choral read the first line, then ask students to read the remaining lines on their own. Since there are 6 rows, you could easily gamify this by adding dice! Have students number the rows, roll a dice and read the row that correlates with their roll. Another step that is crucial: meaning. When teaching morphology, we ask students to grapple with how morphemes can change the meaning of words. Before asking students to read independently, I strongly recommend you discuss the meaning of the words. Ideas for discussing meaning: •Define each word in kid-friendly definitions. •Ask yes or no questions with the words: Ex. Should you be unsafe at school? •Ask students to generate sentences with the target words, with or without sentence frames. •After reading the rows, ask students to write 1-2 sentences using the words from the fluency grid. Products Included: 28 Anglo-Saxon Fluency Grids 64 Latin Fluency Grids 40 Greek Fluency Grids
