Whales, Whales, and More Whales!
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This is my third year to focus on whales during one of our nonfiction units of study. After reading Abby’s posts HERE I knew I had to incorporate whales into
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This is my third year to focus on whales during one of our nonfiction units of study. After reading Abby’s posts HERE I knew I had to incorporate whales into
Hey y’all! I was computer-less for a few days which left my hands feeling rather lonely, ha! Thankfully I got a replacement charger today and am not back to business
There are so many things that I love about April…it’s my birthday month, it’s *THIS* close to summer break, the beautiful weather, sunny weekends, soccer games… AND It’s National Poetry
I’ve never been much of a reader. That may come as a shock since I’m a 2nd grade READING and Math teacher. But, it’s true. My parents used to bribe
Oh my goodness y’all. This week has been such a whirlwind… I don’t even know how those of you with 6-10 snow days function! We had two and I swear
This week in Language Arts we have been ALL about fables. I love this unit of teaching because we are able to cover so many different skills…identifying morals, summarizing, comparing
This is my third year to focus on whales during one of our nonfiction units of study. After reading Abby’s posts HERE I knew I had to incorporate whales into
Hey y’all! I was computer-less for a few days which left my hands feeling rather lonely, ha! Thankfully I got a replacement charger today and am not back to business
There are so many things that I love about April…it’s my birthday month, it’s *THIS* close to summer break, the beautiful weather, sunny weekends, soccer games… AND It’s National Poetry
I’ve never been much of a reader. That may come as a shock since I’m a 2nd grade READING and Math teacher. But, it’s true. My parents used to bribe
Oh my goodness y’all. This week has been such a whirlwind… I don’t even know how those of you with 6-10 snow days function! We had two and I swear
This week in Language Arts we have been ALL about fables. I love this unit of teaching because we are able to cover so many different skills…identifying morals, summarizing, comparing
