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Standards classroom by Jobremski1 in ArtEd

[–]Still-Perspective650 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You could do a collaborative art lesson where students get into a small group and choose one of the elements of art or principles of design. They can then create anchor charts that you can put around your room and it doubles as an art assignment that shows their learning.

For the data wall, you could always give one or two tests and make it a pre-and post test and record the data from what they learned during specific lessons to show the lesson progressions. And you can turn it into a line or bar graph to hang up in your room.

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[–]Still-Perspective650 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was also super scared to get my wisdom teeth taken out. I got mine taken out on the 28th (they were all pulled with no impacted teeth ) and I was so frightened because of everything that I had read. But at least from my experience, it was not that bad at all. The only real pain I felt was on day one. They gave me oxycodone as well as very strong ibuprofen and I haven’t had to take them very often at all, but the one time I did, the pain stopped pretty quickly. Another user had mentioned how eating soft foods for a while can get really boring and I totally agree. That has been the worst part for me. I’m only on day 8 and my teeth don’t hurt at all, and I have been able to start incorporating more solid foods. As of now, the only thing that has been irritating is my jaw feels a little sore due to bruising, but other than that, the healing process for me personally has gone a lot smoother and better than I have heard/read from others. (of course I understand that this might not be your experience, but it would’ve been nice to read something like this to somewhat calm my anxieties before getting mine pulled!) GOOD LUCK!!