Sentences with phrase «large wall chart»

The large wall chart and bedding we already owned (the beds themselves are the same too — you just can't see the frames in the before pic).

Pre-Lesson Preparation: Create a large wall chart with columns in which students will record their sensory observations.

Not exact matches

A large chart on the wall identifies where the pregnant women live, what their expected due date is, and whether they are experiencing any complications or difficulties that need to be monitored.

Because babies and toddlers grow at such a fast rate (just look at that growth chart on your wall), they need a significantly larger quantity of sleep than adults.

He keeps a chart in his room that compares certain tics and behavior that Walter does that he catches himself doing (cracking his neck and, later, spending a large chunk of the day in bed), and he hides a portion of the wall behind a poster — a section of his room where he bangs his head against the wall when something about his life frustrates him enough that he needs to take it out somehow.

In the vein of The Wolf of Wall Street and The Big Short, Gold charts the progress of a mining company that hits the largest gold strike in the 20th century, deep in the jungles of Indonesia.

Number flashcards, 2 addition games, subtraction game, number bonds to 10, number bonds to 20, months flashcards, days flashcards, Bingo game, colouring pages, drawing activities, word search, reward chart to draw, true or false quiz Long banner to head wall display, large lettering, buntings, display borders, backing paper for if needed, binder cover, resources sack tag

Graffiti Boards are a cooperative engagement strategy in which students write or visually represent ideas about a topic on a shared space in the classroom (e.g., a section of a wall covered with large chart paper or a whole whiteboard).

Arranging four panels together on a wall in Long Chart, Large Chart (1977 - 1978), Steir explored the role of artist as creator, activating the negative space of the wall and placing as much emphasis on the relationships between the objects as on the objects themselves.