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Creative writing literature circle videos for parents
Almost Finished Stories
Almost Finished Stories is an interactive book with nine stories told by a magical teapot. Each story is beautifully illustrated with an open ending. This allows the readers the chance to use their imagination, read, write and even have a go at drawing. The book also includes a couple of simple tea recipes at the end. During your adventure with Almost Finished Stories you will meet a water spirit, a clever robin, an indignant hornet, a little robber girl who steals stories from the forest and mo
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Not Grade Specific
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Universal Laws- Law of Attraction - How to Write an Abundance Check - New Moon
The Law of Attraction and the Law of Abundance are never too early to learn. How to write an abundance check is for all ages and a great activity for those who seek more universal knowledge.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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I Love You, Dad : Father's Day Gift/ Keepsake
A Humorous Keepsake, Educational Rhyming Book for Children to Gift to their Dad's on Father's Day, Adding to the Verses! While Practicing Reading, Penmanship, and Creative Writing! Excellent for All Kids Ages 4 to 11 including Homeschoolers, Early Readers, ESL and Learners with ADHD and Autism.Children will learn, in a rhyming, engaging manner, while creative writing, drawing and coloring.The large lettering and blank opposing pages aid in avoiding distractions, focusing, increasing concentratio
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K - 2nd
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Use Suggestions from Others & Add Details to Strengthen Writing
With guidance and support from adults, focus on a topic, answer questions from others' feedback, and add details to enhance writing.What topic is being shared through writing? What suggestions from others will be used? What can be added or fixed to make the writing better?Each Cohesion Education video has been designed by teachers for parents! All videos include:A Breakdown of the concept being taughtA How-To section in which the concept is modeled similar to the classroomA Student Misconcepti
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1st, Adult Education
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Also included in: 1st Grade Writing
Figurative Language Video
Watch video here.(scroll down) I wrote this song about figurative language. Here's the lyrics...I love recess like a dog loves bonesThat’s a simile - that old boat sank like a stoneSimiles compare two things using like or asShe ran like a deer, she ran real fastMy brother is a bear every morningThat's a metaphor meaning he’s grouchy without warningMetaphors compare two things without like or asThat man was a mountain you could not passMary made mulberry muffinsThat’s alliteration, like Karen ke
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3rd - 8th
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Write the Sequel: The Watertower - Read-Aloud
One of my favourite ways to engage upper primary students in writing is having them write the sequel to a suspenseful read-aloud… and there are few books more suspenseful than The Watertower! If you thought picture books were just for little kids, prepare to be surprised. This is a seriously spooky (and sophisticated) read that I think you will enjoy as much as your students. After reading, students compose the first page of a sequel, set 10 years after the events of the first book, which devel
Grades:
3rd - 10th
Video of teaching the super vowels
Video of teaching the super vowels. You will be amazed how fast my kids learned the vowel sounds.
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K - 2nd
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Magentic Alphabet &Number Learning Boards
A magnetic stylus is the pen, the bead board the paper, your finger the eraser; the pull of the magnet engages sense memory in early writing lessonsExplore creativity and learning with sensory-reinforced play; the stylus pulls the beads to the surface with a solid click revealing your creationLearn letters; trace the numbered arrows as the stylus pulls the beads up to form a solid linePush the beads down with a finger or the pen side to erase and start over; the beads are completely self-contain
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PreK - K
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"Philosophical" OVERVIEW for BIG PHILOSOPHY for LITTLE KIDS -- Affective Writing
This is an old submission to TED-Talks. Whilst it may be 'flawed', it provides inspiration for affective education, embedded in a writing program. The Art of Teaching There is an art whereby a teacher elicits learning, elicits participation, elicits creativity and growth. It is the art of openness, challenge, and invitation. In developing this art, the teacher sees through skin color and gender, sees through the façade of social faces, and sees through every act of need and fear. The tea
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3rd - 7th
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