Two years ago, I blogged about how I made this craft for my classroom decor: I LOOOVED have this craft on my windowsill in my classroom!!!That is…until we had a torrential rainstorm and the water
When I first began my teaching career 14 years ago (oh my has it really been that long!?!), a very wise teacher told me to pick one are to focus on every year and make
I posted this classroom décor idea last summer and I am reposting today! ************************************************************************************************ Originally posted on August 18th, 2011 Why do I make things so difficult sometimes? I spent so much time thinking about
Hi! My name is Rachael Parlett and I am the blogger for The Classroom Game Nook. I’m so honored to be guest blogging for Lesson Plan SOS! On my little corner of the web, I
Today we had the easiest and best field trip ever! In fact, we did not even leave the classroom! Cisco, a certified therapy dog, came to visit all of the third graders at our school
During our reading workshop mini-lessons, A Bad Case of Stripes, by David Shannon was our mentor text. During the mini lessons for reading workshop, Camilla was our inspiration for identifying character traits and quoting the
Are your students learning about identifying, writing, and representing fractions? Do you need any of these Common Core State Standards to be taught? 2.G.A.2, 3.NF.A.1, 3.NF.A.3b, 3.NF.A.3d, 4.NF.B.3 If so, this is the lesson for
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