I’m headed back to school tomorrow. I’ve been thoroughly trained during this last week of PD and my classroom is mostly ready. My lesson plans are written, copies are made, and books are ready. Everyone is in full on prep mode! I’ve been seeing a lot of thoughtful, reasonable, and well written blog posts out there about all the things you should or should not do in your classroom. But what kind of blogger would I be if I didn’t add my 2 cents into the mix? So here I go! :)
I recently read an article about 10 things teachers want to say to parents, but can’t. It inspired me to write 4 things that teachers can say to parents. I believe that an open and honest relationship with parents is key. A good rapport between parents and teachers is one of the most important parts of a student’s education. Here are 4 things that I’d like parents to know about me as a teacher.
Hello sweet friends! I just wanted to share with you a quick and easy back to school gift that I actually made with stuff I already had in my house! I am going to give this little gift to my teammates, but you could give it to anyone in your school. If you are a parent, this would also be a great gift for your child’s teacher!
A fabulous group of first grade teachers are hosting an amazing back to school giveaway! We will be giving away FIVE $25 TpT gift cards for you to STOCK UP on all of your back to school essentials! :) And in case you haven’t already heard, this is just in time for the annual TpT Back to School SALE!
Use the rafflecopter on this page to enter to win one of our gift cards. The winners will receive their gift cards via e-mail on Sunday, August 2nd. Good luck!! :)
I am here today with some more about this great book I’m reading with some of my friends: Unshakeable by Angela Watson. Yesterday I wrote about Chapter 13 which was all about building in rest and downtime during the day.
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