Everyone has a story to tell. What is yours?
I sent the students home with their family Christmas gifts yesterday. This is one example of the cards my students made. We used the Christmas tree from our die-cut machine if the students chose a red card. There was a white snowflake available if they chose a green card. The card is attached to a brown paper lunch sack –… Read More
Ok, this post is not really school related, but it does appeal to my crafty side. One of my friends (and colleagues) decided to host a Pinterest Party. Everyone brought an appetizer or dessert to share from a pin they found on Pinterest. The hostess had a craft prepared for all of us to complete. She had wooden blocks, Christmas-themed… Read More
Ok, so I have been Boo-ed (twice). Here are the rules:If you’ve been booed, copy and paste the above pic and these “rules” into your post.1. Give a shout out to the blogger who booed you and link back to their site! Tracey @ Third Grade All stars Aimee @ Primarily Speaking 2. Share 3-5 October activities, books, products (yours or… Read More
As I mentioned in my last post, I had some amazing volunteers put the finishing touches on my apples and crank out some cute spiders & poems for me. The best part was even though I showed my volunteers an example of a completed project, they were able to give the students enough freedom to let their personalities shine through. … Read More
Busy, busy, busy…that doesn’t even begin to describe what I have been up to. I finally decided that I’m going to be using blues, greens, and purples in the classroom this year. Now that I know that, I have started working on some classroom projects. I had my classroom library labels created, then I realized that I made a measurement… Read More
