Are you ready for this week’s discussion over Chapter 3: Getting Started Strategies from What’s Your Math Problem? Jump on over to see what Meg, Fourth Grade Studio, has to say about using these strategies even in our personal lives! And if you forgot to grab last week’s freebie to
Now that school is finally out for me I am so excited for this Month’s Interactive Notebook Linky Party! So let this be your reminder to start rounding up any and all blog posts, videos or pictures you have posted in the last month to share on the 28th for
I was so ready for this week’s Monday Made It Linky Party after a conversation with my cousin on Facebook on Friday about her daughter Julianne. We talked about making goals for the day, week, month, etc. so that she has something to work towards at home and at school.
Come join me as I join in a Collaborative Blog, A Special Sparkle, just for Special Education and all of the wonderful people who work with our Sparkly Special Students!
Thanks for joining me this week as I link up with Five for Friday over at Doodle Bugs Teaching! This week has been fast and furious so my post will be as well! Click the logo to join in on the fun! This week is my LAST WEEK OF SCHOOL!
Are you ready to discuss Chapter 2 of “What’s Your Math Problem?” What? You haven’t picked up the book yet? Well never fear, there is still time to join us on this weekly excursion. And for anyone joining in after we have finished, feel free to pick up a copy
Many times over I am asked how I plan out my blogging so far in advance. Well, let me fill you in on some magical secrets I have learned over the past NINE years of blogging. 1. You have to let your mind work in a way that accepts ideas
As a part of my continued effort to help get everyone on the Interactive Notebook bandwagon, I am sharing a post about being able to fit in Interactive Notebooks into your classroom in the classroom. Come join me over at All Things Upper Elementary as I share a day in
Are you as excited as I am for the Book Blogging Buddies first chapter to begin? Jump on over to MissMathDork’s blog to jump in on the conversation about The 5 Ws and H of Problem Solving. And, if you are looking for a way to guide your students into
I am so excited to finally be linking up for Monday Made It! I’ve made things over and over again but never linked up! Silly me! So this week, I am taking my love of organization and love of Washi tape and finally making something that I “pinned” over a
I’ve never been one to make a Bucket List after all that I have seen about them online or in person but I feel this year MUST be different. I need direction and guidance for the Summer as there are just SO MANY things that I want (and need) to
A few years back I had the privilege of being an instructional aide for a 6 year old who was blind, deaf and autistic. Thomas was a delight not only in my everyday at work but has taught me so many things about myself. You may be wondering, how did