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9 Examples of Rhetorical Slanters

FacebookTwitterPinterest Slanters are the bells and whistles, the devices that praise, censure, downplay, obscure, or distract. They are words that are used to convince on an emotional, rather than logical, level. Words like good, tasty, and vibrant are positive slanters while words such as bad, sour, and dull are negative slanters.

Art for Kids: Fun Art Projects

Positive and Negative Space

FacebookTwitterPinterestWhat is Positive and Negative Space? As an element of art, space includes the background, foreground and middle ground. It also refers to the areas around, between and within the forms, shapes, colors and lines that compose the work. Positive and negative space in arts and crafts can be tricky, or they can be (truly)

Fun Math

Introducing Gina Wilson of All Things Algebra

FacebookTwitterPinterest …I’ve found if you really engage students and motivate them to succeed, little successes turn into big successes.  All students need to know that they can and will succeed. We have some exciting news to share: Gina Wilson of All Things Algebra  will be teaming up with us and joining us

Fun Math

Pi Day 3.14

FacebookTwitterPinterest Pi graphic by Tom Murphy Happy Pi Day! Celebrated March 14 since 1988, Pi Day is an honorary holiday that recognizes the irrational number pi, or 3.14 for short. Pi Day is a golden opportunity to have fun with math and make plenty of pi puns. Eating pie is