Punctuation Day - Architecture designs

Did you know that Monday, September 24th, is National Punctuation Mark Day? I made a game called, Name that Punctuation Mark, that you can play with your class. You give your students clues and they guess which punctuation mark is needed. There are also punctuation mark signs you can show your students. You can download this game for free by clicking HERE. I am joining Lori @ Teaching with Love and Laughter’s linky party. Click on the picture below to find some new grammar lessons, tips, and ideas. Click on the picture below to find more great lessons that are free.

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First Nations Native Steel Cut Baby Raven

This is a minimalist and sleek 'Baby Raven' standalone sculpture designed by Snuneymuxw First Nations artist Noel Brown that measures 9" long and about 5" tall. Hand-cut from steel and made in British Columbia, the simplicity of this work makes it equally at home in the house, office, or an outdoor setting. Please allow 2 weeks for delivery as each item is made to order. Many Nations along the Northwest Coast of British Columbia share this story, though details will vary between families, communities, and Nations. At the beginning of time, the whole world was shrouded in darkness. All the…

Play-Dough Opinion Writing (September Writing)

Students will go through the writing process including: prewriting, rough draft, editing, revising, and publishing to write a letter to their teacher about why they should get to play with play-dough at school. This is great for a whole group writing assignment or to put in a station! National Play-Dough Day is September 16th! Let students play with play-dough and share their letters! This Packet Includes: *A Writing Process Chart *A Prewriting Sheet *A Rough Draft Paper *An Editing Check-List *A Revising Check-List *A Final Draft Paper Check-Out My Store At: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Second-Grade-Sweets

Ladies cricket team about 1910, area near Weetangera Lane on Peter Shumack’s property ‘Fernhill’

Part of collection: Alan Pooley, 'The Pines', collection of photographs of the Canberra region.; Title from descriptive list.; "It was customary for a women's team to play the men once a year - women used a cricket bat, the men a pick handle"--Descriptive list.; Condition: Discolouration along edges; orange spot near centre.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3117011. Back row: Kit Moore, Mabel Smith, Myra Potter, Katy O'Brien, Una Southwell, Pop Shumack. Front row: Marie Maloney, Bella Southwell, Vera Curran, Olive Butt, Jane Moore. Persistent URL nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3117011

Rocky Mountains Digital Wall Art, National Park Poster, College Illustration Art, Trendy Aesthetic Home Decor, Minimal Dorm Art, Nature

Add a simple pop to your space with this national park wall art. This pastel print will bring a playful and fun vibe to any room. With its trendy and aesthetic design, it's the perfect colorful gift for yourself or a loved one. You will receive a PNG file. Scalable down any size you need The files will be delivered electronically. ➤ Print at home using good quality card or art paper. Use Satin or matte paper and heavy weight paper. ➤ Print at your local copy shop. • This is a digital item • Digital goods are non-refundable and…