Non-Fiction Hunt!
Teaching non-fiction text and graphic features can be tricky, especially for the little ones! Yesterday, we dove right in to our Journey’s basal story, Lucia’s Neighborhood. After reading and discussing the…
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Main Idea fun!
This week in reading we worked on main idea and details. It can be tough for the little ones. Especially when we are still learning to read and write. We started off…
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Molly Lou Melon
Happy Labor Day friends! I hope you all had a wonderful and well rested 3 day weekend. The husband surprised me with an over night trip Sunday night to dinner…
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Teacher Week ’15: Sanity Savers
I swear I could conquer my whole To-Do list if I had more hours in the day! I am linking back up with Blog Hoppin’ for Teacher Week ’15 for Sanity…
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Teacher Week ’15: Classroom Tour
I LOVE Teacher Week! I love reading all the posts! I am back today with a classroom tour. I posted it right before school started, so you can read all about it…
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Catching up with Back to School activities
Since I am not one to cook, much less prepare a meal ahead of time, I wanted to catch up on our back to school activities that we have done…
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Classroom Tour with Free Decor and Posters
As you may have read in my last post, it was time for some MAJOR change in my classroom decor this year! Here’s a little peek into my farmhouse chic…
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Free Classroom Decor Posters
This year I decided to completely change my entire classroom decor. I have been in the same classroom for 6 years and decided it was time for some change. For…
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Phonics Friends
One thing I absolutely love to teach (besides math) is Phonics. I don’t know about y’all, but when I was in 1st grade we didn’t have different spelling rules and fancy…
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Fairytale Freebies
I am back to share a few fairytale freebies with you all. This week we did a fairytale unit and the kiddos have really enjoyed it. We read Goldilocks and…
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Word Problems
Happy Hump Day friends! We have 2 more hump days until we are out for summer and this lady is every bit of ready. I love my job. A ton. But,…
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David Shannon
Do you use a basal to guide your reading curriculum? My district uses Journeys, and although those stories are great, my kiddos were ready for something different. After wrapping up…
