Listening: I will admit I have a daily habit of bouncing from Numbers to Bones to House to NCIS and some Law and Order SVU to help just have background noise on at home. Then about 90% of the time when I am on the computer I am on Skype
Over time I have read many articles and blog posts about the use of Left Side and Right Side working in an Interactive Notebook. Some of you may be looking at me right now asking yourself, “What the frak is Jenn talking about now?” Check out a few views on
Doesn’t it seem that just yesterday we started our Book Blogging Buddies Adventure? Well jump on over to MissMathDork’s blog today for the final installment of “What’s Your Math Problem” as she reviews Chapter 8: Questions from the Field and tackles some of your questions. Join us and chime in
Last September I created my Place Value Flippable and was so excited to use it in class as were my students. They loved to demonstrate mastery not only of Place Value but also it was a great time filler whenever we had those 3-5 minutes in class left to spare.
Do you ever get to that point where you are starting to prepare for your upcoming school year and you are just worn out thinking you will NEVER get it all done? I’m sure we all have been there at once time or another and probably have another round of
So many of us are starting to get ready for the much anticipated Back To School 2013 season and what is better than a Linky Party to help share things that you have planned for your upcoming year in your Interactive Notebooks. Please feel free to share any NEW blog
I don’t know about you but in every school I have taught in it has been required to show the daily objectives in my classroom. Let me tell you, after writing them each and every day you get quite a hand cramp, even when you teach in middle school and
I know that I can’t be the only one who is a Pinterest fiend at times? There are days that I can go without looking but for me it’s a nightly, when I’m trying to fall asleep, fix that makes me happy! So where shall I start on some of
Are you ready for this week’s discussion over Chapter 7: Assessing Problem Solving from What’s Your Math Problem? Jump on over to see what Meg, Fourth Grade Studio, has to say about various strategies of assessing problem solving! This chapter has been a DEFINITE READ for me as I start leaning toward standards based
Yes, I know it’s only July but there are so many of us in Blog Land that have already started prepping for back to school. A teacher’s brain NEVER stops! So once I started seeing fellow blogger friends post pictures on their blogs, Facebook and Instagram of new things they
Whirl wind of a week and a lot of projects in the works around these parts have made for a quick Monday Made It this week. I wanted to share with my bloggy friends the really simple desk tags that I created for my upcoming classroom. The great thing about
With a new year I am excited to say that I have a new job that I am overly thrilled about. Just waiting to sign the contract to make it “official”. My good bloggy friend Mrs. Dixon is having a linky part to share strategies and a recipe this weekend