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When we are working on letters and sounds I can pick and choose which pages I want to do. I am running these off 2 at a time and will save so much paper this way. I think this might be more fun for a little kinder person that writing and gluing a whole page. I will let you know if it is effective or not.
Saturday, October 18, 2014
Cutting Paper Not Hair Or Clothing!
Do you have those students in your classroom that I refer to as "scissor happy"? I do. They love to cut anything in sight and I need to pay attention or disaster is right around the corner. When my students get tired of cutting out pictures, they start making confetti. That means they are not on the lines I have for them to follow and they just want to get the project over with! Who is on my page? So when I decided to make them a Letters and Sounds book I really tried to keep it simple but effective. Here is what I can up with:
Sunday, October 12, 2014
A Passion for Pumpkins
Our school does not celebrate Halloween. We are a fundamental school that has many students who do not celebrate this holiday. So I always need to come up with activities that are still lots of fun challenge them academically, but no witches and goblins can come into our rooms. I also want them to reflect the Common Core. That can be a tall order at this time of the year!
I worked on a variety of activities today and have not moved away from my computer. I really had to think about what to use to build letter naming fluency and would not be "more of the same thing" for my struggling readers. Yup, you read that right. We are already talking about progress monitoring this little ones but that is a whole, other post.
If you have been following my blog you know all about this game. Now I made it with a pumpkin graphic. These are the words I want my kids to know fluently so I have repeated them several times. One card has pumpkin seeds hidden behind it and when the student pulls the card and finds this they win this round. Here is what we like to chant once a student has been picked... "Pumpkin, pumpkin on a vine, we love your seeds. They taste so fine."
This is a very simple ten frame activity that I am introducing during guided math. I want students to understand that when a 10 frame is filled you don't even need need to count the candy! For students with a limited understanding of this I will give them easier cards and have them put counters right on top of the candy corn to make these concepts more concrete.
Here is a simple cut and paste activity that I will provide for students who are ready for more abstract learning. I will use it for my top students. It might make a great homework activity, once students clearly understand these concepts.
Students need lots of practice counting and this is just another activity using pumpkins and seeds.
I'm going to make a recording sheet that allows students to draw their own seeds. They will love doing that. I like the idea of showing 10 on one pumpkin and putting more seeds on another to count all the seeds together. Here is where subitizing work will really pay off. Your higher students will not always need to count each and every seed!
I love this little activity the best! What do you think?
My students have been having a blast will all the fishing games I have mad but seriously you don't fish for a pumpkin! So I had this big, clear spoon in my kitchen that I glued a magnet to. I covered the inside with a pumpkin. So students will play with a partner and dig for pumpkins. Each card has a magnet on the back.Once they identify the letter, the partner will place them on the vine with lowercase letters on the bottom and uppercase letters on top. I hope my little farmers like this activity.
These gorgeous graphics all belong to Whimsy Workshop. I recommend purchasing them if you want to make some of your own centers. Aren't they adorable? Please check out her products. I love all of them! Her blog is right here.
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Going Fishing... Gonna Catch A Freebie
My students need to learn to identify letters, sounds, numbers, and even colors. Flash cards do not keep them engaged but going fishing holds their attention for a long period of time. I introduce and model this for several days with the entire group and eventually will put it in my literacy and math stations for additional practice. GO FISH!
laminated the cards before adding the magnetic buttons.
Here are what the cards look like before cutting them apart. My head is spinning with other cards I can make. What would you want? I was even thinking of making cards with student names and pictures since they still point to each other and can't always tell me each other's name.
Once I have modeled this enough (not sure how long that will take) I am releasing it to be used in a literacy station with partners working together. Each child will fish for a card, say the sound of the card and the name of the letter. This is then colored in on a chart! This will keep them actively engaged and accountable.
I have a free download for these cards on my Facebook page if you are interested. Just "like" my page at the top and hit the fan freebie button on the left side and the file will open up. If this scares you to death grab a cute, young teacher and she will have no problem getting this for you. That's why I love young teachers. Click on this Like button to get to my Kindergarten Crayons FB page and leave a comment just because you are so wonderful!
What other cards would make you so happy? Remember to keep it simple. They just started school!
Sunday, September 14, 2014
Homework Folders Make Me A Little Crazy
So now we are implementing the Common Core and I have to face the fact that my homework folder no longer "cuts it" since it does not reflect the standards I am now using. Oh dear! I have to reformat them AGAIN! Here we go... What do I want to include on these? I finally decided to change a few things but the basic stuff remains the same! First, I buy a set of legal size folders in bright colors (okay it was $30). They look like this:
Here is the back of the folder and notice that a few things have changed. Our kids need to know 2D and 3D shapes so I have them here, labeled. They also need to be able to count to 100 and count by 10's so I included that. I want them to know their colors and how to read them so they can do many of the stations I have created and these are important words to anchor them when working independently. The sticker is to remind parents to send in a note when their child is absent since this becomes a huge issue at my school.
Now I had to decide what matters the most on these folders because space is limited. First I put my name on the top on a long strip so if a student drops it (not uncommon) someone will return it to me!I also put my start and end time since parents ask this throughout the year. My hw theme was Pete which should not surprise a soul! Lovin' it! On the left are my sight words, color coded by trimester. and the OCR letter/sound cards are on the right. Got it? On the bottom I write their name with proper formation as a model for when they are working at home. Good idea, right?
Here is the back of the folder and notice that a few things have changed. Our kids need to know 2D and 3D shapes so I have them here, labeled. They also need to be able to count to 100 and count by 10's so I included that. I want them to know their colors and how to read them so they can do many of the stations I have created and these are important words to anchor them when working independently. The sticker is to remind parents to send in a note when their child is absent since this becomes a huge issue at my school.
Finally when all the pieces are cut out and glued on the folder with a label at the top (student name) I am ready to laminate the folder. I open up the folder and slide the entire thing through the laminator, cut it out, staple each side and cover it with colored duct tape. Generally these last an entire year but they are a huge amount of work! I also make extra ones to have on hand.
Do you have an easier system that you use. I like the legal size because I make many things on 81/2 by 14" paper and want it to fit in here. I also have them take home a literacy bag with their little books. I would love new ideas for this. What do you put on your folder? Do you have a better system?
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Labels: common core, homework folder
Sunday, September 7, 2014
I Need to Come Up for Air
Those first few weeks of school can kill those who lack stamina and enthusiasm. As I look around the room I am just beginning to appreciate all the hard work my partner and I have put into our "Pete" environment. The entire room has been done in blue, red, yellow and a hit of green. It is starting to shape up. Let me know what you think...
Here are the cards for my October calendar because I am trying to stay ahead of the curve. I love how they turned out. Each month I will make the cards and add more components to this as I get a chance.
It is definitely improving and I will have more pictures as I get a chance to take some.
Our students are learning about colors and we had so much fun coloring in our teacher avatars so parents could remember our names. This was a big hit with our students!
I created retelling cards that went with the first Pete the Cat story and the children did well with this activity. The next day we worked on prediction and talked about Pete walking through a big pile of grapes, peas, oranges, and even pudding. I asked them to "predict" what color his shoes would turn.
This was fun and challenged our English language learners. Then during small group instruction the children had to color in Pete's shoes, reading the color words. They are really not ready for this so I put a tiny clue next to each color word. It was a win-win situation and helped to build their confidence. They must believe in themselves!
I finally finished my sight word circles and they are all hanging in my Reading Corner within the reach of the children. It will encourage them to practice these with a partner. I also added the color words. I can move these around the room easily when I need to refer to them.
Right now I am building my PowerPoint for Back to School and working on the design for my homework folder... no relaxing for me! What touches are you adding to your room to make it special? Please share.
Sunday, August 31, 2014
Behind Closed Doors...
I am officially back in a kindergarten classroom. I have a new partner and a new room. This room is much smaller so I need to really think about how to set it up effectively. I have minimal space so many of the things I created are smaller and take up less room.
My theme this year is Pete the Cat so my room is covered in blue paper with pops of color in red, yellow, and green. My partner Dawn put up most of the paper and did an amazing job of tolerating my fussiness.
She rocks.
My theme this year is Pete the Cat so my room is covered in blue paper with pops of color in red, yellow, and green. My partner Dawn put up most of the paper and did an amazing job of tolerating my fussiness.
She rocks.
Here is an example of how I am displaying my sight words in chunks of ten. They will hang where the children can touch them easily. I am color coding them and I have little numbers at the top for reference. I made circles and taped them to a wide polka dotted ribbon. This took very little time and was easy to do. I love how it turned out!
These are the number cards I made but they are half a page in size and take up much less space. I made them 1-10 but will move on when I have the time and energy. You know how that is. If you want them I will give them to you as a gift. Just go to my FB page and "like" me at the top and hit fan freebie and they will show up easy, peasy. You are welcome.
I love these color word posters because Pete is holding a pencil in each color and is wearing matching shoes. It is too cute for words and turned out beautifully. I hope the kids like it as much as I do. I am making an extra set for them to use at centers. Cute, right?
I am a big fan of classroom rules and I don't ask the kids to come up with them. They are five and I am not interested in "no kicking, no screaming, no hitting...." This are more aligned to PBIS and are numbered for reference. We will chant them each day. The little book provides another way to visit the rules but my real goal is to send it home for parents to see so they know what my expectations are. I have done a lot of reading about this and most educators believe that we are the teacher and should set our expectations. They do not feel students "buy in" more if they develop the rules themselves. Okay, I am not sure where I stand on this but I will have a discussion and see how it rolls. People have strong beliefs about this but I am willing to update and try something new. This is hard for me.
I have blogged about my tag system and I am here to tell you it really works. It came out of my little head and I have never looked back. Each child has their own icon and it shows up on all their things so they will recognized it immediately. For students who are not fluent in English this is a really awesome solution. You can purchase a version of this in my TpT store for just a few dollars. I could not live without these. I changed the icons up because I get tired of my own stuff.
My wonderful friend Susanna from Whimsy Workshop made me an avatar that really looks like me. I decided to use it when the kids need time to relax and just color because I have slammed so much information at them. I have one for my partner too. She loves this! Then we can send it home for our parents so they remember our names... genius, right? They can post it on the refrigerator for reference.
If you know me you know that I obsess on Pete the Cat and headbands so we are making a headband the first day that says we are rocking in our kindergarten shoes. I did not use this kind of paper for the strip but just wanted to show you a picture of what it might look like. I cut strips of construction paper. My partner and I cut our the white template and stapled one side to the strip so that the will go quickly. The kids have trouble with sitting for too long and I am hoping they all walk out the first day with this headband on.
There is still much to do but it is shaping up slowly and I will share as the weeks go by. Meet Dawn. She is my new partner and I know how lucky I am to have her in my life. Here is our frame and ready or not... LOOK OUT KINDERGARTEN, HERE I COME!
Have you made any changes?
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Clap, Tap, Stomp, and Snap!
I don't know about you people but I pound on syllables throughout the year. Some kids get it right away and don't need a lot of practice and other kids have no clue what they are listening for. They just plain don't hear it. It drives me nuts so I realize I need to do this many ways, throughout the day. Here are some of the ways I practice this skill.
1. We clap it but some kids think we are applauding so keep a watchful eye on that little doodle.
2. We touch our head, tummy, and toes depending on the number of parts.
3. We shake a canister that is filled with rice ( yes the top is hot glued down- I am not that dumb!)
4. We stretch it with mini slinkies. (Party City has them in packs)
5. We stomp it with our feet and yes the boys get into this a bit too much but lay down some rules.
6. We lay down teddy bears for the right number of parts.
What do my students like the best?
When we do their names. This means something to them and then I might physically sort them in groups by how many parts are in their name. This gets them up and moving.
Can you feel my pain?
I just created this packet so students can practice this during workshop time and you can pull them into small groups and do it as a part of their work work. I created 2 mini books for each month of the year which is nice for reinforcing material you are addressing anyway. Here is the kicker. Once you have introduced them with the teacher posters, guided them through the foldable, let them do another one (same month) using a bingo dauber. They will love this. What is it about a dauber that thrills them so much? These are cheap at the Dollar Tree so grab a bunch.
If you don't want to use a dauber students can color in or highlight the correct answer. These can also be part of your homework pack for the week.
BOOST before you purchase for a bigger savings! DON'T FORGET! Click on this picture to get to this packet.
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
What... Another Back to School Sale?
Can you believe this? TpT is having another sale because so many of us were not ready to buy yet. We were still soaking up sunshine, sipping on delicious drinks, and eating amazing food. Reality has hit home. I can't put it off for another day. I AM GOING BACK TO SCHOOL. Yup, time to take out the cleaning tools and hit my little space and make it special. My car is packed with everything Pete and I have all my cleaning products in the back seat. I will be working all week hanging paper, border, and anything else to make it look welcoming. How about you?
Now that I have dragged my head out of the clouds I can start thinking about those first few days and how to keep the tears to a minimum. More about that later...
Teachers often ask me what I start the year out with and the truth is I have a few simple products that I like to use and I read lots of Pete the Cat stories. We play the music and sings Eric Litwin's songs. I try to keep it light and simple the first few days so that I don't overwhelm them with my BIG personality.Products that I love can be found in my Tpt store so click here and make life easy. They are all on sale (hug me later) for 20% off because you have already spent a million dollars decorating the room (don't lie to me I know you).
Here is what I am opening up with:
1. Classroom Jobs to Build Community: has a little book that is adorable
2. A Cut and Paste Alphabet Book: love this and easy to use
3. I Can Cut, Paste, Sort, and Write the Alphabet : cheap and easy to use
4. Sparkle Readers: My kids adore these books and the work is done for you
5. Tag You're It! Best product ever (buy both and you will want to hug me) editable name tag system
6. Sight Words to Rock Your Room 1/2 : You will use this all year long
7. All the mini books (alphabet, numbers, and syllables) kids love all things mini
Okay now that I have spent all your money DO NOT FORGET TO USE THE CODE BOOST at the end right before making your purchase or you will want to jump off a cliff. Happy shopping my friends and thank you for all the support you provide me with!
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Sunday, August 17, 2014
Pete the Cat Comes To Kindergarten... It's All Good
I finally did it. I finally bought a giant Pete the Cat for my classroom. It is adorable. I purchased it on Amazon and justified it in my head with a gift certificate. Once it showed up... no regrets.
I decided to do a Pete the Cat theme in my classroom this year so I have been painting, cutting, using Modge Podge, etcf. to transform my teaching tools to jazz them up in Pete colors. I am happy with the results but thank goodness you can't see my house (let's just say that my husband is tripping over drawers, canisters, fadeless paper, and all things Petified (not petrified) that I have been creating.
Here is a peek at some of what I have purchased or created so far. What do you think?
Yup, you guessed it... Target Dollar Spot but they are $3 each. However I am hoping they hold up fine. I just added the labels and included Pete on each. A*D*O*R*A*B*L*E. I only included a few of these but there are eight of them. Each one will hold all the books I read for each unit of study in Open Court.
Dollar Tree had these canisters and I knew they would be perfect in my classroom. They are plastic so that no one ends up bleeding. I put labels on them and filled them with tons of supplies that will be easy to access for me and my students. I wish I had gotten more of these!
These letters were on sale in Walmart and I just grabbed a few little bottles of acrylic paint and some sponge brushes to make them a little cuter. This will be perfect for my reading corner and will brighten up the room. I love the sneakers at the bottom of each letter! I modge podged the letters once they dried to add some shine.
Here is a smaller version of these drawers for my Guided Reading groups. I can store their little books in here and any word work they need to finish.
Dollar Tree had these containers and I bought them without a plan. I admit that they came in the right colors which forced my purchase. Then it hit me. They would make perfect trash cans to put on their tables for trash. This will be a great management tool. Hopefully students won't try to get up every 2 seconds to throw something away. Is this something you have to deal with too or is it just me?
Last but not least is a little notebook I wanted to keep for informal observations or just a "to do" list. I hole punched the upper right side and just tied a little perky bow in it.
That's it for now but there will be more to come... What do you think? Any suggestions? Things are shaping up but the work... lets just say, "oh my..."
Enjoy your Sunday. It's all good.
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Labels: class decor, Pete the Cat
Friday, August 15, 2014
My First You Tube Video! Am I hip or what!?!
All of us at Primary Chalkboard wanted to do something BIG for back to school for you. We want to help with those first few months of school. I wish we could give you: more sleep, more money, and more time ….
But since we can't, we are throwing you a party!!!!!!!!!!
Who doesn't LOVE a party? This isn't just any party. Get ready for this....
It's a YOU TUBE party!
Yep. That's right. It's a YouTube party!
Woo-hoo! We are so excited for you all to party with us. We've all made videos to share some of our favorite back to school tips and tricks.
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There are so many tips already in our party and 5 more coming to you every day! Tips for -- organizational, DIY, helpful ideas-- lots of things you can do RIGHT NOW to make your back to school a little easier! Take a break from reading blogs and see our tips come alive in our videos.
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You can gain EXTRA entries in the giveaway by watching our videos and entering our SECRET WORDS into the Rafflecopter (but I know you were going to do that anyway, so... 2 birds, 1 stone).
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The Denver Broncos got to strap up their chaps on Sunday afternoon as they watched their team roll past the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship game and clinch a spot in Super Bowl XLVIII.
However, it wasn't all fun and games for the Broncos cheerleaders, thanks to wide receiver Eric Decker.
Decker was making an effort to haul in a pass from Peyton Manning, but the ball was overthrown and Decker went cruising into the sideline. That is when he crashed into the cheerleader, who was luckily able to keep her feet and avoid any head trauma.
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Windows 7 Startup repair hangs
I have an Acer AX1301, and when it boots, the startup repair screen comes up.
The startup repair loads files, and then, sometimes, I can select input, but then it just hangs on the blue splash screen with the bird.
I have left it for up to 24 hours, but it never goes to the next step.
Safe mode doesn't work, and I have tried doing the repair from a Windows 7 recovery disk. No good. The first time I used the disc, it got to the point where it was searching for Windows, but seemed to hang on that.
Any suggestions?
Also, if I press Alt+F10, I can get to the Acer recovery, which has 2 options, one which will completely re-install everything and clear the drive, and another that will retain user data. If I do the user data one, what will I lose on the drive? I have my files backed up, but will I have to re-install my various programs and preferences, email settings, etc., or will all of that be retained?
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Try option 2 first, with that option all your files and data is safe and will be exactly as it is where it is. Option 1 is a complete clean install which will wipe the drive "clear the drive of everything" and you will lose anything and everything data related. If option 2 doesn't work for some reason and you decide to go with option 1, back up every thing to an external hard drive for safe keeping and then proceed with the clean install.
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Seems neither of the 2 options is clickable.
Only "exit" is clickable. I clicked exit, and now it says "please wait a few moments...", and it's been sitting like that for awhile.
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Do you have access to another machine so that you can download files and burn DVD's (as I've no clue what kind of device you're posting from)?
Also, there may be some hardware tests that you can run from the BIOS to ensure they're not causing problems. Check to see if it'll check your hard drive, and if so, only do a short test for now.
Is your data backed up?
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Yes, I have another machine, plus I also booted the broken one with an Ubuntu Live CD so I could back up all my files (a tip I found while surfing around trying to find a solution). Hopefully I got all the important files I need. Windows is so confusing as far as App Data goes.
I will check the BIOS to see if there are any tests.
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When you're sure you've got all the data backed up go ahead and run the full (long) test for the HD if it provides one.
A link for memory testing: Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool
Best to let the memory test run for 7 passes or so, or overnight.
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Happy new year, fellow home bakers!! I hope that your holiday baking was fun and delicious! Now for the post-holiday sugar coma, along with the holiday bills and the winter doldrums. Now don't become too sedentary and depressed. I'm slightly tweaking my approach to this blog, so that may brighten your day. At least, it certainly brightens mine.
While I was visiting my dad in Wisconsin last month, I went through some of my mom's old cookbooks. She had a number of old ones from the 1950s and a few with recipes going back to the Depression. Several cookbooks were put together by Wisconsin homemakers or local dairy associations, so the recipes and the stories shared in these cookbooks have rural midwestern flavor to them. I thought I'd share some of them with all of you on this blog, where I'll have more of a focus on vintage recipes.
I found a number of quick-bread recipes in these cookbooks. Quick-breads are easy to make and for me, constitute comfort food, especially in the winter months. So, I decided that January 2013 would be quick-bread month for my blog. I hope that you enjoy these recipes as much as I do.
Here's to a sweet and delicious 2013!! Happy baking!


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There is a command-line configuration tool called networksetup which acts as an interface to the Network Panel of the System Preferences app. It's not capable of providing all the information obearsstate's script does, but it does present a some of it, with the advantage of cutting down on the need for variable assignments and stream editing. It also offers other information some may find useful. As always, the man pages are the place to go, but just to whet the appetites of those who care about such things, here's a partial list of networksetup's command flags:
In cases where it is possible, the commands are able to set preferences as well as get them. (FWIW, there's another useful System Preferences command-lne tool called systemsetup. I think it's at least worth a look.
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Captures extraordinary views of vast frozen landscapes and animal behavior impossible to see from the ground. Goes under the ice, into the heart of glaciers, inside volcanic ice crystal caves, and into the remote interior of the Antarctic continent.
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Carl Sagan was an American astronomer, astrophysicist, cosmologist, author and science communicator. Why inspirational? Well, there are many intelligent beings in the world but not all of them are capable of communicating and appealing to the people like Carl Sagan did. Carl Sagan did this through his books and various media (The Cosmos being especially popular).
Why bring him up now?
Well, today, along with many other humans, Carl Sagan was born 78 years ago on November 9th 1934. So happy Carl Sagan Day!
"For small creatures such as we the vastness is bearable only through love." - Carl Sagan.
"If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the Universe". - Carl Sagan.
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The sun rose high above the trees, and the birds were singing over me. But beneath my feet, I felt the sting that was the earth remembering. Lay down, lay down your weapons boy. Right now, right now, you should've changed the world. Under it all, you're not so tough. Everyone just wants to fall in love.
It's been way too long since I wrote one of these. Maybe because after having the best four months of my life, everything else just seems so frivolous compared to it. But, after looking back on my first month of school, I'm really starting to realize the value in what has been happening.
I went back and reread the last post I wrote in here, it was when I had my interview! HA Little did I know I would get the job. I know I'm a lucky person, but I think blessed is a better word. I am incredibly blessed. I've had to work hard for things, but my hard work usually reeps benefits, which I know is more than many can say.
Teaching has been so wonderful. I have 19 kids, and they are all so great. I can really see God in each of them. Whether it's when they're hugging me, or yelling out compliments in class, or dancing with me, or telling me what they learned that day, I grow so much from being with them. There is a little boy in my class that loves me no matter what, and he lets me know that. If I'm teaching, and he is distracted, yelling out, talking to his friends, etc, I will call him out on it, and the other day when I said "SIT DOWN!" He just looked at me and smiled and said "Miss Doyle is AWESOME!" WHY is that his reaction to my scolding? I'll never know.. but I do know that he keeps me grounded, and patient.
These kids make me WANT to put in the time to make their day fun, they make me want to be a better teacher everyday. I'm so lucky to have them.
In closing, I'll give the top five moments of the year, so far. (I can't give too many, I'd like to put them in a book someday.. haha)
1. One day a boy raised his hand and asked, "Miss Doyle, do you have a bank account?" When I replied, "Yes." He said, "HEY! Where are you getting the money? Do you have a job?"
2. I asked the kids on a Friday, "Do you know what T.G.I.F. stands for?" One student raised his hand and said, "George Washington Saint Francis?" In that case.. I just starred and said.. "Does anyone else have a guess?" (I had to move on quickly before I burst into laughter.)
3. On the first day of school, I asked the students to share one thing about themselves. One student told me they had three brothers and one sister, another told me her favorite color was pink.. This particular student told me that "I have the blood of Germans and Italians." WOW, REALLY?
4. During Spanish class, the Spanish teacher was trying to get the students to listen, so she asked everyone to "escuchen" and when she kept repeating it, a little girl was just banging herself into her desk. The Spanish teacher asked her to stop, and she said "But you told me to SCOOT IN."
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Image Comics' 20th Anniversary variant covers special comes to Invincible next month as Chris Giarrusso applies his G-Man style to Invincible #98's variant.
Just in-case you missed this epic event happening throughout Image's other titles,I've included a few of the best.A full list of all the covers so far can be found on Chris' website.
Two of my favourite covers of the week!Before WatchMen:Moloch #1 by Eduardo Risso & Harvest #4 by Colin Lorimer.Click here to see more.
Having a bit of a Nate Bellgarde spam sesh.
Image Comics release NoWhere Men in November.It's a scientists run amok kind of tale,like Planetary but without the Warren Ellis bits.(Sorry,you know what I mean).
The official press release is:
Dade Ellis, Simon Grimshaw, Emerson Strange, and Thomas Walker were the Fab Four of science, ushering in a new boom in scientific advancement as the research group World Corp. They changed the world and became the most celebrated scientists of all time, but somewhere along the way, it all went wrong.
Welcome to the new Age of Enlightenment. Welcome to NOWHERE MEN, an all-new Image Comics series by Eric Stephenson (LONG HOT SUMMER) and Nate Bellegarde (BRIT, INVINCIBLE PRESENTS: ATOM EVE & REX SPLODE), with colors by Jordie Bellaire (THE MANHATTAN PROJECTS) and design by Fonografiks (SAGA, THE STRANGE TALENT OF LUTHER STRODE), debuting in November.
The exciting part is the art by Nate Bellegarde (who did this):
"NOWHERE MEN gives me the chance to illustrate the gleaming, unfulfilled promise of 'yesterday's tomorrow, today,'" said Bellegarde. "I get to bring life to intricate characters and really sink my teeth into the sci-fi genre, taking the best influences from classic sci-fi films like 2001: A Space Odyssey and Alien and groundbreaking comics visions like Enki Bilal's Nikopol Trilogy, Geof Darrow's work on Hard Boiled and Frank Quitely's run on All-Star Superman to create a vivid, idyllic new world that is as much of a thrill to draw as it is to dream about."
Looks great!Out November 21
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Some of This Weeks new Comics.
We'll start with DC who have a lot of good stuff out today!
First up is Jeff Lemire's initial piece for Justice League Dark.I'm loving what Lemire is doing on Animal Man & Frankenstein:Agent of S.H.A.D.E & I'm pretty obsessed with all things Constantine so definitely a thumbs up for this one!
Justice League Dark #9• Featuring JOHN CONSTANTINE, ZATANNA, DEADMAN, BLACK ORCHID and more!• Constantine and the team must steal a map to the source of all magic out of the clutches of FELIX FAUST! • The first of a four-part story that will have lasting implications for the entire DC Universe,written by Jeff Lemire art by Mikel Janin.
The second offering from DC is All Star Western.You can't fault Gray & Palmiotti's DCU Westerns & this is interesting look at what The Court of Owls were up to in Ye Olde Times.
All Star Western #9 • A tie-in to "NIGHT OF THE OWLS!"• Concluding JONAH HEX'S battle with THE AUGUST 7!• Discover what the Court of Owls was up to in GOTHAM CITY circa 1880!• NIGHTHAWK and CINNAMON hunt down killers and fall in love in this issue's backup story.By Justin Gray & Jimmy Palmiotti,art by Moritat,Patrick Sherberger & Dan Lee.
First from Marvel is Amazing Spider-Man and we are nearly at the end of the Ends of the Earth story line.
Amazing Spider-man #686.• In this perilously penultimate issue of "Ends of the Earth" Inferno: Earth rages!
• We promised the End of the Earth… and this is it, Jocko!
• Guest staring: a doomed planet.
Written by Dan Slott,art by Stafano Castelli
On DC's Vertigo Imprint I kinda recommend The Unwritten.I say kinda because a)you should already be reading it & b)I admit to always being disappointed by Peter Gross' art.Mike Carey is always brilliant but why does he collaborate with Peter Gross?It's only my opinion & I still strongly recommend anything by Carey.
The Unwritten #37 part 1 of "The Wound":A year after The War of Words and nearly unbearable tragedy and loss, Tom Taylor's life is finally coming together. But the real world and fictional world are both in turmoil, and the damage seems to be spreading. Before he can hope to heal it, Tom will need to find "The Wound," part 1 of 4. It's the start of a brand-new storyline in a psychologically postapocalyptic world disconnected from the power of Leviathan and the manipulation of the Cabal. Fiction is up for grabs and Tom Taylor stands at the center of that battle!
Digital this week is a bit boring,Can I,however,recommend Dancer.This Image comic is going into it's second printing for #1 so rather than wait for the reprint of that issue in June,get it on digital now then buy #3 in print this week.
Dancer #1-3 on Comixology & Image apps.
Revival is a horror comic by Tim Seely(words) & Mike Norton(art).It's a spin on the Zombie genre where this time the Zombies return to their lives as normal after being "revived" rather then being mindless & shambling.
Seely told an April Comics Bulletin interview:
"Revival is … rooted in psychological horror — the fear of what happens to us when we die, the fear of not being sure if we can trust those closest to us,
Before publication details of the comic remained sketchy but prospective readers were treated to newspaper style bulletins rather than full page previews.A good marketing strategy in my opinion.
You can download the FCBD preview as a PDF here or read a review by @jaybwebb here.More info on Image site here or check the Revival blog here.
Image will release an original graphic novella callled Enormous in July.The comic is an eco apocalypse drama about a band of survivors sharing the ruins of their city & their life with huge monsters:
"By the time we enter the world of Enormous, being at the bottom of the food-chain is something humans have been experiencing for a while," said Daniel in an April interview with Comic Book Resources. "As a result, there is no consensus around how we're going to survive as a species.
"There are a few human factions, each operating with a fairly distinct agenda, the motivations of which may well be far beyond their understanding," he added. "Regardless of what might prove to be the driving force for each character, the law of the land is simple: hunt or be hunted."
The comic will be printed in oversized "treasury" form(10x13").
Find out more at the Image site,here.Or catch the full preview at io9,here.


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The main area features a combined living and kitchen space with slide-outs opposite one another. The slide to the left of the entrance features a pantry, entertainment center and free standing dinette table with four chairs. Along the rear wall there is a sofa with overhead storage the entire width of the unit. The slide opposite features theater seating for two with cup holders in the center, and the kitchen refrigerator and three burner range with microwave oven also.
Straight in the front entry door is a counter area with double kitchen sink and overhead cabinetry. There is also plenty of storage below the counter as well. An optional island on castors is available for more counter space if needed.
Take the double steps up to the immediate right of the entry door to a complete bath and front bedroom. The bath features a vessel sink, toilet, convenient pull-out vanity, and 48 x 30 shower. There is a second sliding door that leads directly into the front master bedroom.
The roomy front bedroom features a comfy king size bed slide-out with nightstands on either side of the bed. There is a large wardrobe along the front wall with sliding mirrored doors, a chest of drawers opposite the bed for additional storage, and a washer/dryer prep space, and so much more.
You may add an optional island on castors in the kitchen/living area, a 12 cu. ft. refrigerator, or a bedroom TV if you choose.
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Step into this Open Range fifth wheel 386FLR and be amazed at the home-like feel inside.
As you step inside you are in the kitchen area where there is a portable dinette table including four chairs to your immediate left. Straight ahead is a slide-out refrigerator (12 cu. ft. available), and three burner range with microwave oven above. Along the interior wall to the rear you will find a counter area with a double sink and storage both above and below.
Step up in the front to an amazing fifth wheel living room. Open to the kitchen area by railing, this raised room is spacious and comfortable. There is a lounge chair, dual slide-out air mattress flip sofas on either side, and a front wall entertainment center including overhead storage. You can even choose to add an optional fireplace below. There is also a convenient coat closet off the steps along the outside wall.
Head back through the kitchen area to a raised rear bedroom and bath. Take two steps up to a side aisle bath featuring a toilet, vessel sink, 48" x 30" shower, and linen cabinet.
Continue on into the rear bedroom starting with a hall closet slide that features washer and dryer prep. The slide-out continues further into the bedroom with a large wardrobe with sliding mirrored doors. On the opposite side of the bedroom you will find a comfy kings size bed slide and a space for an optional TV too.
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Triple Slide Open Range Fifth Wheel w/Rear Living Area, 2 Recliners w/End Table & Overhead Storage, Slideout Dining Table & Chairs w/Corner Ent. Hutch, Sofa/Refrig. & 3 Burner Range w/Microwave Above Slideout, Double Kitchen Sink, Step Up to Side Aisle Bath w/Angle Shower, Toilet, Linen Cabinet/Washer/Dryer Prep, Vessel Sink, Hall Coat Closet, Front King Bed Slide, Chest of Drawers w/TV, Closet, Shelves and Much More! Avail. Options May Include: Patio, Kitchen Island on Casters
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An Indiana native, Graber started his career at Newmar Corporation, Nappannee, followed by an eight-year stint in retail sales in Amarillo, Texas. He then returned to the Indiana manufacturing environment. In recent years, he has worked in management and product development at both K-Z RV, Shipshewana, and Keystone RV Company, Goshen, Indiana.
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Design Features. The ALH features a 'System Bolkow' four-blade hingeless main rotor with carbon fiber composite blades. The blades have advanced aero foils, swept back tips for reduced nose, and feature a ballistic tolerance against bullet hits of up to 12.7mm caliber. The fiber elastoner rotor head holds the blade between a pair of CFRP star-plates, with manual blade folding and a rotor brake provided as standard equipment. A four blade bearing-less crossbeam tail rotor is fitted on the starboard side of the pylon. Vibration damping is provided by an anti-resonance isolation system compromising four isolator elements between the fuselage and the main gearbox. An integrated drive system transmission comprises of the rotor hub, main transmission, upper controls and main rotor hydraulics. The ALH also features a four axis automatic flight control system, with an integrated control & stability augmentation system from France.
Airframe. The airframe makes extensive use of composites (Glass Fibre, Carbon and Kevlar) and accounts for 29% of overall structural weight and 60% of surface area. The Army helicopters include crashworthy fuel tanks, frangible couplings and infra-red suppressors for the engines. The helicopter design enables the crew to survive vertical impacts of up to 30 feet per second, due to the safety seats and a design of controlled deformation of fuselage crumple zones. The cabin was designed to seat 12 people; however 14 can be accommodated in a high-density configuration. Rearward-sliding passenger doors are featured on either end, with large clamshell doors at the rear of the cabin. The clamshell doors can be removed, in exceptional cases, to carry unusual & unwieldy loads. An under slung load hook is standard on army helicopter.


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An expedition surveys the Avidya Zone which consumes human spirits. So, in the intricate intersection between the present in impending crisis and the destiny of the past… can eight boys and girls, assembled to confront the Imashime, find the bright future that lies before the Avidya Zone?
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Bernie Marcus co-founded Home Depot (HD) in 1978 and brought it public in 1981 as the U.S. was suffering from the worst recession and unemployment in 40 years. The company thrived, creating hundreds of thousands of jobs and redefining home improvement retailing.
But Marcus says Home Depot "would never have succeeded" if it launched today due to onerous regulation. He recently helped launch the Job Creators Alliance, a Dallas-based nonprofit of CEOs and entrepreneurs dedicated to preserving the free enterprise system. IBD recently spoke to him about jobs and the economy.
IBD: What's the single biggest impediment to job growth today?
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Marcus: The U.S. government. Having built a small business into a big one, I can tell you that today the impediments that the government imposes are impossible to deal with. Home Depot would never have succeeded if we'd tried to start it today. Every day you see rules and regulations from a group of Washington bureaucrats who know nothing about running a business. And I mean every day. It's become stifling.
If you're a small businessman, the only way to deal with it is to work harder, put in more hours, and let people go. When you consider that something like 70% of the American people work for small businesses, you are talking about a big economic impact.
IBD: President Obama has promised to streamline and eliminate regulations. What's your take?
Marcus: His speeches are wonderful. His output is absolutely, incredibly bad. As he speaks about cutting out regulations, they are now producing thousands of pages of new ones. With just ObamaCare by itself, you have a 2,000 page bill that's probably going to end up being 150,000 pages of regulations.
IBD: Washington has been consumed with debt talks. Is this the right focus now?
Marcus: They are all tied together. If we don't lower spending and if we don't deal with paying down the debt, we are going to have to raise taxes. Even brain-dead economists understand that when you raise taxes, you cost jobs.
IBD: If you could sit down with Obama and talk to him about job creation, what would you say?
Marcus: I'm not sure Obama would understand anything that I'd say, because he's never really worked a day outside the political or legal area. He doesn't know how to make a payroll, he doesn't understand the problems businesses face. I would try to explain that the plight of the busi nessman is very reactive to Washington. As Washington piles on regulations and mandates, the impact is tremendous. I don't think he's a bad guy. I just think he has no knowledge of this.
IBD: Why don't more businesses speak out?
Marcus: They are frightened to death — frightened that they will have the IRS or SEC on them. In my 50 years in business, I have never seen executives of major companies who were more intimidated by an administration.
IBD: What's your message to the business community?
Marcus: It's time to stand up and fight. These people in Washington are out there making your life difficult, and many of you won't survive. Why aren't you doing something about it? The free enterprise system made this country what it is today, and we've got to keep it alive. We are on the edge of the abyss.
At the Job Creators Alliance, we're trying to recruit people who are willing to step up and say: " I've had it. There's no one representing me. I want to be out there and fight."
The U.S. economy grew a better than expected 3.5% in the third quarter, the government reported Thursday. But that may not end up meaning much to home improvement chains Home Depot and Lowe's. Private fixed residential investment, or PFRI, is the "most appropriate measure" of major housing-related ...
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Sunyani, town, west-central Ghana. It is surrounded by the forested Southern Ashanti Uplands.
The site was a camping place for elephant hunters in the late 19th century. The British set up a district headquarters there in 1924, and, with construction of the road to Kumasi, Sunyani became commercially important as a clearinghouse for cocoa, kola nuts, and staple foods (plantains, yams, and corn [maize]). There is a sports arena in Coronation Park. The town has an airport. Pop. (2000) 61,992; (2010) 74,240.
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This place was one of the highlights of my DR trip. Tim was very friendly in answering our logistical questions - he even spoke with our taxi driver! The picture on the lonely planet site is what captivated my attention and it was true - the views from the lodge are breathtaking. The room we had was so cute; the food they provided (at an extra cost but worth it) was delicious; we attended one of the waterfalls tours that the lodge provides (instead of going to Damajagua) and that was fun too!
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Although the scenic route was more than "a little rough", it was worth every roadhole. (But we would never again take the route over Santiago!) It is so peaceful up there. And where else do you get the chance to take a shower with such a picturesque view! We did the trekking to the waterfalls with Juanin and recommend it greatly! He is such a nice man and we talked about lots of things. The waterfalls are very beautiful and are perfect to jump into!
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