Category is: CHEESECAKE
NEVER BUG ME FOR A PENCIL DURRING INSTRUCTION….Students may sharpen 3 pencils in the morning. If all three happen to break they may walk to the writing table and swap a broken pencil for a brand new one. Try it! :-)
I just finished creating this facebook worksheet for Romeo and Juliet. Students will use this worksheet to summarize events in acts from the perspective of individual characters. Each table group will have one student assigned to a character in the act, assuring that each group has no character duplicates. Students will then use post it notes to “comment” on activity on other character facebooks from the perspective of their own assigned character.
If anyone wants a higher resolution of this worksheet, let me know and I’ll email it to you. This image can be printed off on a 8x11 piece of paper.
This is an amazing idea. I would use this for almost any work of literature, not just Romeo & Juliet.
Batman Physics by Shahed Syed
10 bonus points to the chemistry teacher who put this up.
The Evolution of Classroom Technology
A horn-book, guys. A horn-book. This reminds me of pioneer days.
Definitely an interesting and visual read. It’s really cool to see how far things have come, and what technology had an impact in the classroom (especially since the mid-1800s).
Ms. Carmen posted this coffee cup from Gloria Jean’s Coffee on her Pinterest.
What’s YOUR Superpower?
