We have been learning all about Martin Luther King Jr. this week with a lot of fun activities. One of the class favorites was comparing brown eggs and white eggs. We observed the outsides of the eggs and and how they looked different. Once cracked open, the...
Since I switched grade levels this year, I found myself in a pinch for a quick, easy, inexpensive parent gift for my students to make this holiday season. (I don’t want to steal the thunder from my old teammates!) These were easy enough for my Firsties to...
Are you using clip charts or thinking about starting to implement a clip chart into your behavior management system? Let me tell you why what I do is different, even PBIS friendly! I love my clip chart system. I use it in a POSITIVE way. The language is explicit and...
I am SO excited for Made it Monday!!! I’m a bit of a crafty gal, and this is one of my favorite summer linkys! I have made these cute little school bus pockets for years, leaving them on the kids desks for the first day of school. Aren’t they cute?? ...
One of my go-to gifts is my “famous” Garlic-Dill Dip Mix. They are simple to put together and make GREAT gifts for teammates, office staff, assistants, or even your custodial crew. They are perfect when you want to give something handmade but...
My students LOVE practicing their spelling words using shaving cream. I call it “Magic Spelling Foam” to make it a little extra-special. I created this can label to perpetuate the gag. Hee! Hee!You can download it FREE by clicking the pictures. Print...
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