Hi there! Super excited to get back into business with my new blog design! HUGE shout out to Lindsey over at L Paull Designs for All for designing this super cute layout on a budget. I am THRILLED to have found her, she is immensely talented and super nice.
I transitioned districts earlier this year and wanted to make sure I had the hang of the new curriculum and my classroom so that I could devote more time to blogging when I was established. Now that I am up and running, I can devote more time to exploring how to maximize my students potential and develop resources for them and our curriculum.
In our school, we do guided reading, Lucy Calkins, and Envisions for math. We incorporate themes into these curriculums, so you will find lots of thematic resources here.
Please take a look around, email me with questions or requests, and enjoy! I am excited to be back!
Sunday, March 22, 2015
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
It's Summer!
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I hope everyone is enjoying their summer and the (finally) warm and HOT weather!!
So, I have a little update - I am changing school districts - which explains the blog update/change. All the resources will still be here, but I will be posting from a new standpoint, even though I am still teaching K!
Feel free to continue to contact me, as I am so happy to continue to teach K and so proud of my four years of K's that I will surely miss!
Thanks!!
I hope everyone is enjoying their summer and the (finally) warm and HOT weather!!
So, I have a little update - I am changing school districts - which explains the blog update/change. All the resources will still be here, but I will be posting from a new standpoint, even though I am still teaching K!
Feel free to continue to contact me, as I am so happy to continue to teach K and so proud of my four years of K's that I will surely miss!
Thanks!!
Monday, April 14, 2014
It's finally Spring!! That means it is time to learn about clouds and Spring weather!
Last week, we made cloud finders (get your own here) to help us learn about stratus, cirrus, cumulus, and cumulonimbus clouds!
Then, we took a little journey outside and searched for these clouds! It was a pretty clear day, but we did find some great examples.
After the activity, the kids drew and wrote about the the clouds that we saw. Some other activities included the Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs story, The Little Cloud by Eric Carle and cotton ball project, and the story of Cloudette.
Have fun learning about clouds!
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