A Primary Teaching Blog
My little blog has been so neglected. I don’t even remember the last time I blogged! I am going into week 5 of the school year, I can’t believe it! Teaching, planning, and life have kept me plenty busy {I’m sure you understand}. I’m back to share my pinterest pins, borrowed ideas, and classic classroom management skills to keeping your… Read More
I finished up my first week back with new little 2nd graders! They are all so cute & tiny right now, still firsties 🙂 My school started Monday, so I had a complete week of non-acamedic time to fill, but I don’t play that way so I snuck some in! They were antsy for it! We read some cute stories… Read More
It’s that time again! Back to School! All work and no play 🙁 But I did find a great website that allows me to make some mundane things pretty fun. It’s called Tagxedo, a word cloud generator. If you have heard of Wordle it is quite similar, but it has some more advanced features that I love. These are some… Read More
I love BUCKET FILLERS! It is a concrete way to show and encourage kindness. Along side reading the book “Have You Filled a Bucket Today”, I borrowed from Stellar Students & Bunting, Books, & Bainbridge an actual bucket idea! I cut, printed, and laminated quite a few “bucket fillers”… This year, maybe once a week or every day, I will… Read More
Classroom jobs are always a great idea. During the school year, I couldn’t imagine life without little eager helpers {who do most of my work for me ;)}. I’m join in with Tara from 4th Grade Frolics to share my Monday Made It, which is only fitting since I used Tara’s Classroom Jobs! Here are my supplies… Tara’s Classroom Jobs… Read More
I finally did it! I bought myself a personal laminator and paper cutter 🙂 I feel like a true teacher now! {now if only I had an office just for teacher things…} I’ve seen a lot of you asking the same questions I was while looking for these items, so I wanted to give you a quick review before you… Read More
I know…it’s summer, who wants to think about next year’s behavior problems wild children classroom norms? But also, who doesn’t love a book that can teach a behavior?? {and how can I resist a post on a gloomy June day?} Frankly, I’m in love with Julia Cook’s books on student behavior & my kids are too! They can’t get enough of My… Read More
This will be my most favorite Five for Friday yet {just read and see why}! {thank you Doodle Bugs Teaching} ONE I’m ENGAGED! …well WE are 🙂 {can I use this for all FIVE?! hahaha} {he popped the question on Memorial Day in a beautiful botanical garden. now i have to add “wedding planning” to my summer “to-dos” :)}… Read More
We just ended our Sound Unit with a BANG! Studying sound was fun {and sometimes too loud}! Here are some of the activities we did to reinforce the idea of pitch, loudness, and sound in general. STRAWS {we blew through different size straws to hear the different pitches, learning that the longer the straw, the lower the pitch} GLASS BOTTLES… Read More
Get to know me and my blog! I’m linking up with I {heart} Recess today because I’m a “Budding Blog”. {Why did you start blogging?} I have been stalking exploring the teacher blogs for about a year. I really wanted to get in on the action. I started my blog to share and gain some ideas from all around {I just started… Read More
