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Thursday, April 4, 2013
Friday, February 8, 2013
Five for Friday!
I'm linking up with Doodle Bugs Teaching again to share 5 random things from my week! I don't have a lot of school stuff because I was out sick on Monday and we had a snow day today. My co-teacher was also out on Weds/Thurs, so I had my hands full!1. I finished up my Detectives Book Club packet! I'm so excited to start this with one of my reading groups!
2. I also created some Antsy Antonyms to go with my Sweet Synonyms. One of my kids said, "hey, the word antonym begins with ant...that's why there are ants on the page." Can't fool them!
3. Found the puppy all curled up in his crate (voluntarily) with his favorite toy. This was his first toy and he sleeps with it every night.
4. I started a photo of the day project on Instagram. So much fun!
5. As I write this, we are being buried under 30+ inches of snow. This is what we have so far:
I'm just hoping we don't lose power!
Happy Weekend Everyone!
Friday, February 1, 2013
Five for Friday {And a Sale}!
I have another reason to love Fridays (like I needed another reason)! Doodle Bugs Teaching has created a Five for Friday linky party.
Well that was my week! How was yours? Go link up with Doodlebugs!
Don't forget, this weekend is the biggame sale! The Patriots are out of the Super Bowl so I may or may not be boycotting the game... Instead I'm joining up with Teachers Pay Teachers and throwing a huge sale in my store!

I like linking up and sharing my random things from the week for you! This week, I really tried to stick to a "school theme." Here ya go!
1. Compound words with a Scoot component! The students had so much fun with this. It took a few days to complete this project, but that was okay. Day 1 was for drawing. The students chose a compound word. Then they drew the first part of the word on the left side of the paper and the second part of the word on the right hand side.
Day 2 was for scooting. I have no idea if I play this game the right way or if I am just making up my own version. I numbered the drawings and put one on each desk. The students numbered their lined paper and moved around the room, writing down what they thought each compound word was. For example, here is rain+bow=rainbow:
2. At snack time, I read aloud a chapter book. It keeps the students calm and gets in an extra read-aloud during the day. We usually read Magic Tree House or A to Z Mysteries. I love leaving them hanging at the end of each chapter and they get so into it! This week we were reading Dolphins At Daybreak and Jack and Annie have to find a pearl. I just happened to wear my {Hawaiian} pearl necklace on the day we read it. I was so excited to be able to share what a pearl was with my students. {And I love anything that reminds me of Hawaii!}
3. We go mail! We started our postcard exchange this week and we got our very first postcards! Okay, okay, technically I already have most of the postcards but the kids don't know that. You should've heard their gasps when I said we had mail - so exciting! I'll post more on that later.
4. We started Daily 5 (read more here) this week! Here is one of my little ones checking out the chart. So responsible!
5. I didn't have such a great day today. :( So, what's a teacher to do? Have a good drink? Nope, don't drink. Have an extra large sundae? Nope, too cold out. Shop for clothes? Nope, not really my thing. Organize? Heck yes! I love the way Jamie Rector over at 2nd Grade Stuff has organized her room and I'm going to copy her make mine similar! I like the book bins in my class library but none of them match. It drives me bananas! So I picked up these lovelies at The Dollar Tree today:
Well that was my week! How was yours? Go link up with Doodlebugs!
Don't forget, this weekend is the big
Thanks to Ashley Hughes for the graphic!
My store will be on sale February 3rd and 4th. I plan to do a LOT of shopping as well!
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