Are you looking to increase engagement and retention with vocabulary words? This resource has everything you need to get students digging DEEP into content-specific words! Fishbowl is an exciting game that has students cycling through three rounds, using the vocabulary words different ways in each round. They will BEG to play and you will watch the depth of their understanding greatly expand! Included in this resource: -Directions poster -Editable word cards -Student score cards -Editable word cards with space for definitions (great for a word wall!) -5 Options for vocabulary recording (multiple sizes included)
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Arnaud Montagard’s photographs of an American road trip look like Edward Hopper paintings
Arnaud Montagard's photographs of an American road trip look like Edward Hopper paintings.
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Back to the homeschooling grindstone already? Ay yi yi! Doesn’t it feel too soon? I’m not feeling quite as fly-by-the-seat as I often do after a break, though, because I’ve got a new system for keeping track of school assignments, and it's rocking my world. I love finding ways to simplify homeschooling, and this method really takes the
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Looking for something fun to do with your kids? These photography projects for kids are perfect for a free family activity. Don't miss this great list of photography projects that can easily be done with kids. and are fun for adults as well.
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“Design is a Tool Not an Occupation.” The Links Between Awazu Kiyoshi and Ed Fella
One born in Tokyo in 1929, the other in Detroit in 1938, Awazu Kiyoshi and Ed Fella may seem worlds apart, but their work is connected by an allegiance to individual expression explored at a time when subjectivity in graphic design was discouraged by the stricture of the pervasive international styl
