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• Shading and Layering

  

  I used to introduce 3rd and 4th graders to shading and tinting techniques with circles and spheres, but found this week that straight lines worked much better. Read more

  The 18 February 2013 by   Kathybarbro
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• How to Survive Your First Camping Trip with Kids

  

  Camping in the outdoors can be one of the best ways to spend the warmer summer months with your family. Read more

  The 16 February 2013 by   Jean Campbell
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• How to Teach About Electricity Unit Study Review!

  

  We loved Science Unit Studies for Homeschoolers and Teachers for its' straight forward, easy to follow directions and diagrams. Read more

  The 13 February 2013 by   Upatdawn
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• The Children's Bookshelf

  

  is co-hosted by What Do We Do All Day, No Twiddle Twaddle, Smiling like Sunshine, Mouse Grows Mouse Learns , Mommy and Me Book Club ,My Little Bookcase, The... Read more

  The 11 February 2013 by   Smilinglikesunshine
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• Canvas Collage Valentine

  

  It’s not too late to make a special homemade Valentine. You just need a photo, canvas panel, Mod Podge, acrylic paint, white paint marker and you’re all set.... Read more

  The 11 February 2013 by   Kathybarbro
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• Radiating Hearts

  

  Students can practice drawing radial symmetry around hearts to make this very pretty Valentine card. 1. I found a heart punch at Michaels and made a template fo... Read more

  The 10 February 2013 by   Kathybarbro
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• Valentine Kitty

  

  Even his simplest of grids can helps students fill up an entire paper when drawing. In this case, just four equal sections (by dividing the paper in half each... Read more

  The 08 February 2013 by   Kathybarbro
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• Chuck Palahniuk’s Stranger Than Fiction

  

  Rereading Chuck Palahniuk’s Stranger Than Fiction True Stories for my Lit 150 class. My favorite fiction writers are my favorite creative non-fiction writers. Read more

  The 06 February 2013 by   Jjaramillo
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• World Literature Review from Master Books!

  

  This curriculum should have a label attached to it stating in bold print, "Warning NOT for whimps!" World Literature by James Stobaugh is quite an impressive... Read more

  The 06 February 2013 by   Upatdawn
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• Frostbite Facts

  

  Frostbite is caused by extreme cold—an hour of exposure at 20 degrees Fahrenheit is all it takes. Even colder temperatures, or exacerbating factors such as... Read more

  The 06 February 2013 by   Jean Campbell
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