Principles of Design: Dominance and Emphasis
FacebookTwitterPinterest In many dynamic designs and artworks, one dominant aspect is the first to claim your attention. Known as a
Free Lessons and Activities for Kids
Click on a topic below to find fun, free activities and lessons for kids. These are standalone mini-lessons comprised of a combination of text, video, downloads, and related links.
- Taking it Offline – Balance on and offline time by finding fun “unplugged” activities
- Math Games – Fun math games and activities
- Critical Thinking & Logic– Fun critical thinking content for kids – yes, even the young ones
- American Sign Language for Kids – Learn ASL by watching videos and print handouts for later
- Young Fun – This is fun content geared towards the younger kids
- Quotes in Cursive – Kids explore D’Nealian handwriting and draw inspiration from famous quotes
- Positive Music for Kids -Yay! Time to exercise and listen to fun, positive kids’ songs
- Learn Spanish – Watch a few videos to get your kids started with Spanish
- Wellness for Kids – Explore the 6 dimensions of wellness with the children in your life!
Pi Day Fun!
FacebookTwitterPinterestDo you celebrate Pi Day with your students? I think taking a break from routine and celebrating this special number
Monkey Fitness- Nygel’s Walk
FacebookTwitterPinterestHere’s a toddler fave: Nygel’s Walk!
Fun activities for SLOPE!
FacebookTwitterPinterestSlope it taught in just about every course from seventh grade on up. It’s a fundamental concept that is linked
Sneaky, Sneaky What Did You Just Say to Me?
FacebookTwitterPinterest In logical arguments, claims come in neutral forms – without the “bells and whistles” that evoke our emotions. When
Factoring Polynomials Brochure Project
FacebookTwitterPinterestLooking for an activity idea for factoring polynomials? These “Factoring Brochures” are simple, yet one of my favorite projects. This