2013 has so many amazing things in store that I can’t even begin to fathom all that is to come. As I have done for the past two years, I chose a word to encompass my life for the coming year and I think that the perfect word for this
Wishing you and yours a blessed holiday season. May you continue to be blessed as I have this year.
Right before Thanksgiving I was contacted by a friend who wanted to see what I could put together for an upcoming Earth Science Unit on Plate Tectonics that she would be teaching to her 9th and 10th graders. Being one to never give up on a challenge, she sent me
Just like many of you, it’s getting close to the end of the first semester of the 2012-2013 school year and my students can sure show it! This week I wanted to review some of goals my Resource Math classes had mastered and give them some nice review work
Welcome to the FIRST “Soaring through Secondary” blog hop hosted by Jennifer Lamb of Teaching High School Math (blog) and her Teachers Pay Teachers store! Today I wanted to share with you some of the amazing things that I have done with my 7th and 8th grade Resource Math classes.
Wow, this is already our third Success in Secondary Linky Party and the last of 2012. Don’t worry we will be back on the bi-weekly schedule after the first of the year with the next Linky Party being January 11th! 🙂 I have taken some suggestions and changed up some
Go check out my feature at Fun in 1st Grade! I answered some FUN questions for Dana that I think you will get a laugh out of for sure. I know that I did when I was answering them. Also, don’t forget to checkout the sale that I am having
Oh my, until I started seeing my previous blog post pinned on Pinterest I had NO CLUE the images were upside down. I’ve gone in and edited them twice and it’s still that way so I guess that post has just gone CRAY-CRAY! I didn’t want to take the pics
It’s Friday and what does that mean? It’s time to focus on a FREEBIE! This week’s freebie is a math game that I made called Shapes All Around Us. I designed it to be a matching game you would play like memory once students recognized their shapes. Well, one of
This year I knew through using Interactive Notebooks that anything I could get my students manipulating with scissors and glue was a winner. This was the motivation behind creating Solve and Snips for Interactive Practice and Intervention in my classroom. Each Solve and Snip activity are aligned to TEKS (Texas
“CSCOPE is a curriculum support system that is fully aligned to the TEKS designed to provide a common language, process and structure for curriculum development,” says ESC Region 19. I have been in a district that uses CSCOPE for the past four years and definitely think that through teaching 7th