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neesienoodle
United States - Kentucky - harrodsburg
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"Creativity makes teaching fun!".
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These seven reproducibles will introduce students to the elements of poetry: lines, stanzas, imagery, figurative language, alliteration, and pers...
Included in this bundle are a fact and opinion mini-poster giving definitions and examples, and SIX practice worksheets! Topics include pancakes,...
These reproducibles are for two activities. "Fable Stations" is a chart that will allow your students to keep track of the character traits of ch...
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This file contains 103 individual pieces of clip art.Each piece is original and may be used in your PowerPoint presentations, school or personal...
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This unit was written for students in the 3rd-5th grades. It contains ideas for a unit that compares scripts and stories. It contains a page of i...
Genre Rap helps students memorize the five genres in a fun way--fiction, nonfiction, folklore, poetry, and drama. After they've practiced the wo...
Included are reproducibles for five figurative language stations--Onomatopoeia Station, Hyperbole Station, Simile and Metaphor Station, Personifi...
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1 hour
Included in this product are three reproducibles--following directions to color a haunted house, a trick-or-treating safety guide to color, and a...
Use this poster to help students remember characteristics of mythology. It uses the word "mythology" as an acronym.
Three adorable, colorful owls to use in newsletters, slide presentations, on bulletin boards, charts, or wherever your heart desires. Also includ...
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Eight printable awards for Best Smile, Hardest Worker, Most Creative, Friendliest, Class Cut Up, Class Animal Lover,Being a Great Leader, and Kee...
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Do you need a new way for your students to study their spelling words? Included are six spelling reproducibles that may be used with any spelling...
Here are four mini-posters: one is a heading that says "Figurative Language." The other three give definitions and examples for personification, ...
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Enjoy these four mini-posters with a sports theme. Each gives an example of one of the four types of sentences: declarative, interrogative, imper...
Included are four different figurative language chants--Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, Personification, and Similes/Metaphors. These chants are fun ...
Your students will love receiving this valentine! Colorful heart border surrounds a rhyme that lets your students know the coupon is good for one...
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This product contains the story, "The Elephant's Child" by Rudyard Kipling along with 13 comprehension questions for close reading. There are sug...
Included are three reproducible sheets allowing practice for such skills as long vowels, syllables, antonyms, synonyms, homonyms, predicate, subj...
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These 5 fall-themed reproducibles include a compound word wordsearch, the solution to the wordsearch, a worksheet about nouns and verbs, a worksh...
This poster could be used at the beginning of the year for students to get to know each other, or as a "Student of the Week" activity.
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feltsm
This was very helpful!
May 13, 2013
mslaninga
So much information, Thanks!
May 12, 2013
robbinsre
Great for review!
May 6, 2013
pburkhart1
Great product!!!
April 28, 2013
jennyduda
Thank you!
April 18, 2013
ss1310
We had fun with activity
April 18, 2013
ckbrun
Thank you!
April 18, 2013
jmcfall
I love it!
April 13, 2013
twebb2
Thanks
April 13, 2013
lmusic
Love it! Kids will too! Thank you so much.
April 7, 2013
cconnor
Great resource!
April 5, 2013
clemonsamandaj
Wonderful!
April 4, 2013
lsydeski
cute
April 2, 2013
jaywood
Very useful to compare story to play
March 31, 2013
marthabragg
Great
March 9, 2013
librarylady16
What a fun resource! Thank you!
March 9, 2013
lanettestephens
Very Nice merchandise. Perfect for my classroom centers.
March 9, 2013
amyconway
Great
March 2, 2013
stitcherkeaton
Too cute!
March 1, 2013
dknott600
This seems more for younger students - won't take very long to complete at the stations.
February 27, 2013
KMR32410
Great practice. Thanks!
February 24, 2013
robbins
Fun holiday activities for the fall.
February 24, 2013
nicbeauty
Great gift idea that my students will love!
February 14, 2013
sandhabraham
GREAT! I just wish I would have downloaded earlier. WILL definitely use next year!
February 13, 2013
kmoraitis
Beautiful and very useful for my science unit with my little ones. Thank you!
February 11, 2013
cclarice
Thanks
February 11, 2013
tonipeterson
Thank you
February 7, 2013
STtumbles
I found this unit very helpful in teaching my students the elements of poetry!!
February 6, 2013
wak8466
Thanks!
February 5, 2013
twebb2
thanks
February 3, 2013
mickellel
Thanks! The clip art is very cute!
February 1, 2013
ffamily3
Wow what fun!
February 1, 2013
leisel51
Thank you.
January 26, 2013
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amys73 re: I Love Lucy Story Elements Chart
What is the best episode of I Love Lucy to show?
April 16, 2013
neesienoodle (TpT Seller)
I like the classic where she and Ethel are working in the candy factory, but any episode with a clear plot will work.
April 17, 2013
Mary Beth Spann (TpT Seller)
Hi,
Thanks for your clip art. I plan on creating teacher resources to sell on TpT, Teacher's Notebook and my own website, Learning with Puppets. (I have not begun to sell anything yet.)
May I use your clip art for these purposes? Of course I will give you proper credit and link back to your store.
Thank you,
Mary Beth Spann
Thanks for your clip art. I plan on creating teacher resources to sell on TpT, Teacher's Notebook and my own website, Learning with Puppets. (I have not begun to sell anything yet.)
May I use your clip art for these purposes? Of course I will give you proper credit and link back to your store.
Thank you,
Mary Beth Spann
April 2, 2013
Tami17 re: Butterfly Incentive Chart
Is anyone else having difficulty downloading this file? I have WORD, but when I download this, it appears as two black squares. :-/ It is a beautiful design!
Tami
Tami
August 21, 2012
Tami17 re: Butterfly Incentive Chart
Is anyone else having difficulty downloading this file? I have WORD, but when I download this, it appears as two black squares. :-/ It is a beautiful design!
Tami
Tami
August 21, 2012
Having Fun in Kinder (TpT Seller) re: Clip Art for Educators
Are these clip art images able to be used on products you plan to sell on teacherspayteachers?
February 16, 2012
neesienoodle (TpT Seller)
Sure; please just give me credit and don't alter them significantly. Thanks!
February 16, 2012
sonchez71 re: Weekly Spelling Homework 6
Do you have any other spelling list? Did most of these already! Please send more
thanks
thanks
January 4, 2012
HoJo (TpT Seller) re: Clip Art for Educators
Would I be able to use your clipart in the products I sell on TpT, or is that against your copyright?
Thanks!
~HoJo~
Thanks!
~HoJo~
December 3, 2011
neesienoodle (TpT Seller)
Sure; please just give me credit and don't alter it significantly. Thanks!
December 3, 2011
cindy park (TpT Seller) re: Clip Art for Educators
do you have any samples of the pics in your clipart or do you have a description? are all in color or are there line art versions as well?
September 25, 2011
neesienoodle (TpT Seller)
They are all color; no line art versions. I currently don't have a way to show you a sample.
September 26, 2011
rmoree re: Dr. Seuss Day Behavior Reward
Sounds great! What did you do differently at your old school??
July 27, 2011
neesienoodle (TpT Seller)
I taught second grade at my old school, and we had a similar system--quarterly rewards for good behavior--but students didn't keep a balance sheet. They were basically given demerits for misbehavior which the teachers tracked. If they had too many--an average of one per week--they did not get to participate.
July 27, 2011
rmoree re: Dr. Seuss Day Behavior Reward
I love you stuff but my question is actually about your school-wide behavior reward. Would you mind sharing how it works? (ideas for rewards, activites, what the others who don't earn it do,etc) Thanks!
July 25, 2011
neesienoodle (TpT Seller)
I actually moved to a new school this past year, and we have quarterly behavior rewards. Students receive a "balance sheet" each Monday morning which they staple into their agendas. (Their agenda books are taken with them to each class and used as hall passes.) Students earn pretend money for following rules, turning in homework, etc. ($5 per class per day for a total of $20 per day or $100 per week.) Money may be deducted by any teacher who deals with a student breaking a rule or not having homework. (The teacher deducts the money from the balance sheet and signs his/her initials.) Each Friday in homeroom, students tally up the amount earned for the week and give their balance sheets to their homeroom teacers. The amount in entered into a spreadsheet. At the end of the nine weeks, students who earned 80% or more of the amount possible participate in a reward. These may be a movie with popcorn, extra recess, or anything we think would motivate the students. This year we actually had "Twin Day" where students could dress up like other students, get their pictures made together, and get small prizes for the ones who look the most alike. They also watched a movie and had popcorn. You can see photos here: http://www.mercer.kyschools.us/mcis/Twin_Day Students who don't earn the reward all go to the same room to catch up on any work they owe or to read quietly. The students of the teacher keeping the non-participators are split up between the remaining classrooms. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have more questions.
I just saw that your question was in response to the Dr. Seuss Day item. When I taught second grade, students got to wear pajamas to school, bring a snack, and something to sit on. We read Dr. Seuss books on the floor in groups for fun, ate green eggs and ham with birthday cake for lunch (provided by the cafeteria)and allowed them to have a "toy party" for recess. (Students aren't usually allowed to bring toys to school.
I just saw that your question was in response to the Dr. Seuss Day item. When I taught second grade, students got to wear pajamas to school, bring a snack, and something to sit on. We read Dr. Seuss books on the floor in groups for fun, ate green eggs and ham with birthday cake for lunch (provided by the cafeteria)and allowed them to have a "toy party" for recess. (Students aren't usually allowed to bring toys to school.
July 25, 2011
SatterlysofIL
Just saw your Respect acronym and thought you could put time for "T". Just a suggestion.
December 7, 2009
BZTeacher (TpT Seller)
Do you allow your clip art to be used on activity sheets that I would create, use in my classroom, and then be offered and sold on this site or elsewhere?
January 27, 2009
neesienoodle (TpT Seller)
Sorry for taking so long to reply--I'm in Kentucky and the ice storm took out our power. Anyway, the clip art can be used for any worksheets you create and use in your classroom, but not for selling anywhere. Thanks!
November 30, -0001
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
This is my 26th year as an elementary school teacher, and I'm currently working in 4th grade. I enjoy using technology for teaching and for creating teaching materials. I am the webmaster of my intermediate school, and also maintain my literacy team's blog.
MY TEACHING STYLE
I use some cooperative learning structures, especially those created by Dr. Spencer Kagan. It's important for me to show the relationship between what we are learning and the real world to keep students interested. It also doesn't hurt to keep their attention with a little humor!
HONORS/AWARDS/SHINING TEACHER MOMENT
Renaissance Reading Model Classroom, 2004; Elementary School Teacher of the Year in my district in 2008 (Given by Campbellsville University)
MY OWN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
Graduated from Morehead State University in Kentucky in 1986 with Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education; Graduated from Eastern Kentucky University in 1989 with Master's Degree; Obtained my Rank I Certification in 2005 through the Continuing Education Option (CEO)
ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
married for 28 years, two daughters ages 17 and 20
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