It’s 9:30 am and I am sitting here waiting for my super lazy Saint Bernard to get up to go outside. He hasn’t been out yet! This is not new news – he is so low energy this happens regularly now that he is older! While I wait I wanted
I was so thrilled earlier this month to realize I had gotten 200 followers of my Teachers Pay Teachers Store! That, along with the 200 followers of my Facebook Page and 200 followers of my blog helped turn what was a pretty stinky start to the month into a exciting
I love working on antonyms, synonyms, and homophones. I am always looking for new ways to teach them. In my classroom I have this fun book: Stop and Go, Yes and No: What is an Antonym by Bryan Cleary. It is a fun jumping off point. Of course, once
Happy Monday everyone! I hope you are all enjoying your summer. Is anyone taking any fun trips this summer? I went to visit my cousin and her family in Virginia right after school got out. Next week my mom and I are going to be going to Vermont to do
Plural nouns can be so tough! I found a couple of neat ideas for plural noun practice and if you stay ’till the end of this post there is a freebie! Yay! Is it childs or children? Schools or schooles? Foxes or foxs? Mouses or mice? Mr. Hughes has a
Our school uses the Everyday Math program. One of the most interesting, and somewhat challenging activities they include are Frames and Arrows. Some kids love to complete them, others dread them, and some try hard but struggle. Frames and Arrows show up on some of the unit quizzes but I
A week and half into summer and I finally have time to sit down and work on a blog post. Last year I worked a ton on cause and effect with my second graders. It seemed like they’d pretty much have it but then a few weeks later it was
Just wanted to post a lil freebie for all of you. I don’t know about those if you who are still teaching, but I am exhausted! I was going to go for a walk but I am just spent! TGIF! I also hooked up with Friday Freebies at Teaching Blog
I did a guest post at Hojo’s Teaching Adventures a few days ago (Thanks, Heather!). You can see the original post here. I included a little rhyming freebie for Memorial Day. Just print copies for your kids – that’s all you really have to do. Click on the picture below
Its been busy around here (to put it mildly). I was trying really hard to finish up a summer themed pack for my 2nd graders. I plan to use it at school, but I figure you could probably also send it home with your students for them to do over
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