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Fun with Data and Graphs

Fun with Data and Graphs

January 13, 2013

We spent the whole past week in Math on Collecting, and Organizing Data! 🙂 This week, we are focusing on using Graphs to collect information.  It’s going to be more challenging, so I’m glad we had such a fun week exploring and making graphs to show our Data! Here are some of the highlights. 🙂   We started our week with this fun… Read More

Filed Under: Math 2 Comments

Story Elements!

Story Elements!

January 11, 2013

This has been a great week back! Boy have I been tired, but each day I am excited for their smile, hugs, and eagerness to learn and spend the day at school. Is anything better than “Aw, man…tomorrow’s Friday! I wanna stay at school all weekend!” Melt. My. Heart. In reading, we have been doing story elements all week. My… Read More

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Good Citizens

Good Citizens

September 16, 2012

What a bummer…we are losing tonight. 🙁 Breakin’ my heart, boys! We are headed to the game tomorrow and I am SO excited because if you live in DFW, you know how amazing the weather has been this weekend. We had some rain on Friday, but it feels like 30 degrees cooler. So, basically, I don’t want to dive into… Read More

Filed Under: Math, Social Studies 1 Comment

First Week Plans

August 25, 2012

So…I am a blogger FAILURE! 🙂 I promised all of these fabulous updates, and I literally have fallen asleep at 8:00 everyday, and I feel like I haven’t seen Keith in weeks! Boo! BUT, Meet the Teacher went AMAZING, and I am sooo excited for these new little ones! Did I mention how SWEET they are?!!? And their parents are… Read More

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ALMOST Ready For My Firsties!

ALMOST Ready For My Firsties!

August 18, 2012

  First things first…setting up a classroom is SERIOUSLY hazardous to your health. 🙂 I have only been back for 3 days and I managed to fall, get like 4 bruises, and yesterday, totally skinned my ankle using a rolling chair. I thought I was dying…I told my team leader to take me to the hospital so I could get… Read More

Filed Under: Behavior Management, Classroom Community, New Teachers, Organization, Seasonal 4 Comments

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