I have a great project that will be a great closer of the end of the year, or a fun opener for back to school! It’s super easy and incorporates some fun math! First, take a picture of each student. …
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Happy Saturday! I am so excited to be a part of this fabulous SoCal End of the Year Linkup today! Here are a few things I’d love to do this summer in beautiful Southern California! I am DYING to go…
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Woo hoo! It’s Friday! Five for Friday! Check out my Deconstructing the Common Core State Standards post on Education to the Core. It posted this past Monday! I am so excited to have been a guest author on Emily’s blog…
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I know it’s Saturday, but better late than never I suppose! It’s Five for Friday time! This week I worked on my guest post for Education to the Core! Check my post out on Monday! It’s all about the Common…
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It’s Five for Friday! Linking up today with Doodle Bugs! Check out my latest post this week on the writing process and opinion writing. I uploaded a new print and go writing activity you can use with your students as…
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Here’s a fun FREEBIE for you! Some cute tags that you can attach to inexpensive gifts for your classroom volunteers! We all know that our classroom volunteers help us get through our school year and finish strong! If your class…
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Happy Friday! Linking up with Doodle Bugs today! Read about my latest direct instruction lesson on multiplying with NINE that was posted this week. It’s free and aligned with CCSS! Want a fun project to complete with your kiddos for…
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Happy Saturday! I’m linking up with the fabulous Jasmine McClain over at Buzzin’ with Mrs. McClain for her You Oughta Know Blog Hop! Today I want to share something that is fun, inexpensive, and a little addicting: Kohl’s Cares! Kohl’s…
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Linking up today with Doodle Bugs for Five for Friday! Here is a fun writing craftivity I created for celebrating March! It’s a double sided craftivity that you can hang from your classroom ceilings. Read the story In Like a…
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One of my favorite activities to teach my students in March was based on the idiom, March Comes in Like a Lion and Goes Out Like a Lamb. We read, discuss, write, and create an art project to show our…
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