Currently March!

I am linking up again with Farley at Oh boy Fourth Grade for the Currently Linky. For the last question you have to guess what the question was, so please comment and tell me what you think, and do you agree?

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Five for Friday

It is Friday and I am back with Five for Friday! Linking up with Doodlebugs Teaching!  I always have to have a pic of my handsome boy, so here is an adorable (IMHO) shot of him sleeping away. He looks sooo tired!  We JUST Had our 100th day of school

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Valentine Ideas -Candy, No-Candy, Crafty and More!

Valentine’s Day  is approaching, Groundhog Day has passed. Where did the time go? I had my students make a class list as a handwriting lesson and they brought it home to help them address their Valentines. One girl goes, “Oh I already addressed all mine.” This was on January 30,

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Currently February

It’s Time to link u p to Farley at Oh Boy Third Grade for Currently. Here’s mine! So the 2 truths and a fib…. 1. I go to Starbucks almost daily. So true! I actually just ordered some Mocha Powder though and I have some espresso beans so I can

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Valentine Mailbox Ideas and a Lil’ Freebie

This weekend I realized I need to send out my pre-Valentine’s Day letter to all the parents. That means it is almost time to do the exchange of Valentines itself and that may mean it’s time for kids or even the teacher to make their own Valentine box or bag.

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Book Talk: Amelia Bedelia

I’m linking up with Andrea of Reading Toward the Stars for Book Talk Thursday! Andrea was discussing how to help your students create vivid descriptions of characters in their writing. I think a huge part of that is analyzing characters they read about to learn what great characters look like,

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Valentine’s Day: Books, Crafts, and More!

I’ve been busy thinking about Valentine’s Day and planning fun and useful activities that relate to what we are working on in school. I decided to come up with a list of books and lots of other resources that you would enjoy using in your class this year and maybe

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