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Felt dragon. No 1
Can’t go wrong with a good forest green dragon, this dragon is ready to guard your treasures! From leaves to rocks and even sticks!
I shall be posting closer pictures of the four dragons I recently made, they each deserve some little extra attention 🩵✨
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The Arthuriad subscription is live now; we start sending out the first of the illuminated manuscripts next week! $10 a month, a whole year of illuminated Arthurian stories plus medieval art tutorials in 3 different styles: Celtic, Romanesque, and Gothic.
Early Childhood - Sandpaper Letters
Sandpaper letters are a fundamental tool in our classrooms, offering tactile and visual experiences that enhance early literacy skills. When students trace the textured letters with their fingers, they engage their sense of touch, which helps reinforce the shape and form of each letter. This multisensory approach supports memory retention and fine motor skills development. Additionally, drawing the letters in the Sand Tray aids in the development of reading, writing, and learning to copy, further solidifying their understanding of letter formation and phonetics.
Today in Science Education
Current science teachers in K-12 are struggling with the differences between wanting to add more kinesthetic projects and the requirement to add technology and standardization into their classes. Several questions can be addressed here, and response is encouraged.
What technologies are we bringing to the classroom that may help add context to lessons? Does AR/VR have a place in science classes? Does AI?
What websites enhance learning within the standards that your district/state/country has?
Those that are more kinesthetically comfortable, do you feel that your students could benefit from computers and technology more than hands-on projects in this current and future trend of incorporating technology into technical classes?
Those who use mostly technology, how are you confirming real-time that your students understand how scientific concepts work without using standardized testing?
If there are other questions along this same vein, feel free to ask, along with answering any or all of the questions posited above!
Is AI helpful for us or the downfall of human intelligence
I love not having to do my own work
I love my working brain, I want to use it
Me like and loving The Spot and learning to make hands thanks to him
He doesn't understand what happend
The hands:
the vast majority is from him
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Hands-on objects have the power to enrich learning, but without labels misinterpretations happen easily. Museum staff can help guide the way
All the Extras, Ask My Muses, Drabbles, and Miscellaneous Bonus Content for...
Hands on Learning
You have (most inconvieniently) become obsessed with your dissertation partner’s hands. In an effort to relieve some stress about it, you begin sending texts to your best friend detailing - explicitly - what you want those hands to do to you. Perhaps you should have checked the number a bit more carefully (CLICK THE LINK IN THE TITLE TO READ!)
Ask My Muse Tid-Bits
The Case of the Mysterious Underwear
Jungkook’s Favorite Part of Sweetness
Sweetness and the Admirers
Professor Kim’s Devious Plot
Mini Drabbles featuring Jimin and Jungyeon (side pairing)
The Jimin Problem
Problematic Fantasies
Note:
‘Sweetness’ is the nickname Jungkook calls the Reader OC. It is not her actual name.
