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, being home with my babies can’t come soon enough! This week we have worked on word problems. I ended up creating a few things that I really wanted my class…
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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 our Journeys stories we moved right into my very favorite author study! David Shannon! His books are a hit every single year. We started off with a very well known one….
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Lolly, Lolly, Lolly get your adverbs here…. I caNOT get that song out of my head! Raise your hand if you STILL love School House Rock! It’s good stuff! Last week we worked on adverbs. They can be so tricky for little ones. Are they adjectives, or adverbs, or do they describe a noun, maybe they are a preposition….oh, it…
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Hi friends! It has been a while! Angel baby has been so sick the past week and is just now getting better. He is cuddled up with the hubby at the moment, so I was able to sneak away for a bit to share a few measurement activities with you all. Last week we started our nonstandard measurement unit. It…
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I’ve had a few ask about our math journals, so I thought I would do a quick post to show you how we use them and tie them into our math word wall. Our math curriculum coach shared these with us and seriously y’all, I don’t know why I never did this before!?! I stalk Target ever summer waiting for…
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We are working on suffixes -ed and -ing this week in phonics. I wanted to pop in and share a few freebies with you all. I don’t know about y’all, but figuring out if I need to double a consonant, leave it alone, or drop the e before adding -ed and -ing can be all kinds of confusing! So many…
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