Does the word “RESEARCH” invoke fear? Anxiety? Uneasiness? Panic? Terror?Especially when it comes to having your students research? I have something that will take the fear and anxiety away! Do you have your students research different states? This will make research fun and enjoyable for your students. REALLY! Here’s what some students had to say about my Country Research Project… Read More
Why use choice boards?
Have you ever used choice boards in your classroom?I LOVE LOVE LOVE using choice boards with my students. Here are my TOP 10 reasons why I love using choice boards in my classroom. I use choice boards in every subject, with several different grade levels. Here’s an example of some of my choice boards in math, reading, and science…. Read More
Introduce the world to your students
Yes, I know it’s been a LONNNNNNNG time since you’ve seen me on here.A LOT has happened. I got married. Hubby got mobilized for active duty. I resigned from my teaching job. We moved from the big Dallas/Fort Worth area to a small town two hours away. This city girl life is not used to the country life, but I… Read More
I’m getting married!!!!
That’s right! I’m getting married! I have waited a LONG LONG time to meet the man of my dreams. When I say a long time, I’m not exaggerating. But he was SO worth it! I feel so incredibly blessed. We got engaged about a month ago in San Francisco and am getting married a little less than a month away…. Read More
Silent reading….making it work!
Some of my students struggle with reading. Looking around the room, looking at the back cover, looking at the front cover, looking around the room again, etc….sound familiar to any of your students?So we decided to create mini anchor charts on what reading looks like and what it doesn’t look like. They did great with it, and it was so… Read More
Using your Classroom to Inspire your Students
Three weeks have school have now gone by. And I FINALLY feel like I can breathe long enough to sit down and actually blog. WHOA.PLEASE tell me that I’m not the only one who feels like this! Here are some pics of my new classroom. I am teaching 5th grade self-contained this year, and I love my class. They are… Read More
DIY Book Repair Toolkit
Do you have books that look like this? Books that are falling apart and need to go to the hospital? Then I have the answer for you! I am heading back into the classroom next year and am pretty much starting from scratch when it comes to my classroom library. I am scouring all the thrift stores looking for… Read More
Country research projects
Long time no see! As I hope you are doing, I’m busy enjoying my summer!I have been relaxed with the pups, gone to the aquarium, shopped with friends, binge watched How to Get Away with Murder (this show is addicting by the way), and gone to several concerts including the Oak Ridge Boys. My new city puts on these free… Read More
Inspiring your students
We as teachers have a huge impact in our students’ lives. We teach them, we listen to them, we nurture them, and we inspire them. Our students often come to use unmotivated…unmotivated to do their homework, unmotivated to study for tests, unmotivated to do their best.So how do we inspire our students? Author and speaker Zig Ziglar says, “People often… Read More
End of Year Activities
The testing season is over. No more cramming for THE big test.Now what? It’s the end of the year, and you’ve still got to teach the kiddos and keep them thinking, learning, and creating. I have put together this list of fun and engaging activities for the end of the year. 1. Math games – Put all of the main… Read More
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