I can’t remember if it is the 25th or the 26th. It was that kind of week!
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I love Hope King’s iPoetry set! I used some new clip art and our fancy giant printer to create a sign. We are still adding to out Poetry Playlists, but I couldn’t wait to put them up in the hallway!
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I used my same clip art to create patterns for iPads and iPods. We paired with a former student teacher of mine-turned 4th grade teacher down the hall for the Earth Day Door Decorating Contest.
I’d planned to put a couple of empty soda cans at the top, but I couldn’t find any.
We had fun with it!
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This is the poster we made for my student teacher on her last day.
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We also made books for her. The first was teaching tips and a little message and picture. The second was a book of “Me Poems” they wrote about Ms. Smith.I have books like these from my own student teaching days. They are treasures!
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On an almost non-school related note, I am so excited to get my haircut in the morning! I am having a lesson taped next week. The thought of watching back the tape with my hair the way it is was too much for me! I’m just getting a trim, but I am really looking forward to it.
Enjoy your weekend!
Hi! We must be on the same schedule because you are always right before me on Five For! This is the 2nd if not 3rd time. Ha! I love how you spelled out Thank You with your kids. I'm going to remember that one. We will be entering the world of poetry soon too! Yike- It always make me nervous for some reason. Happy Friday!
ReplyDeleteDeirdre
A Burst of First
Thanks for your comment on my lil' ole blog! I LOVE your iPod/iPad theme you used with your Earth Day door. I bet it really engaged your students. Excited to be a follower to see what other great ideas you have.
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Kelli
Tales of a First Year Teacher
Love your poetry playlists and how lucky is your student teacher??!! Love that poster you made-amazing!
ReplyDeleteJoanne
Head Over Heels For Teaching
I still have my books from when I student taught too! I am sure your student teacher will treasure it :) First grade advice for how to be a good teacher is always a fun read!
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Annie
Three Cheers for First Grade!
I love the iPods & iPads! What a cute idea!
ReplyDeleteLinda
Kindergartendoodles.blogspot.com
Oh seriously love your opening line, because haven't we all had those kind of weeks! Especially when it gets towards the end of the year!!!
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Katie & Lisen
Second Grade Smartypants
Love you iPod idea, soooo cute. Excited about finding your blog! Sounds like your a girl after our own heart...suntans we are all about here in Charleston, SC.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! I am going to have to check our all that technology themed poetry stuff because my students would love it.
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Literacy Spark