Thursday night was a big night for the Chicago Bulls. They won their game and advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals with the Miami Heat. Well, we used that as an opportunity to celebrate in
Happy Cinco de Mayo! Did you celebrate with your students today? Since we have a high percentage of Hispanic students and I have a Hispanic teacher’s aide with LOTS of artifacts…we had a GREAT fiesta
Directions: Press play on the YouTube video and listen to the music and you read this post! No cheating! Only scroll down the screen when the song is playing! :) So today we started our
Egg your principal- In a very nice and respectful way, of course! Buy one of those HUGE eggs that are probably on sale right now. Tell your students that they will be filling the egg with egg-stra
When I said that our reading lesson would involve an “egg hunt,” the students were absolutely GIDDY with excitement. Yes, third graders excited about an egg hunt! :) I must admit I was a little surprised,
We are learning about the states of matter- solids, liquids, gases…oh my! I absolutely love this unit because there are so many hands-on experiments and activities we use. One of our first experiments demonstrates how
How do you pass out report cards in your classroom? In the past few years, I have done everything from just putting them on their desk right or in their mailbox before the bell rang to having
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