Thank you! I am thrilled to add these to my "Done" files!
I've been going back and forth about using a camping theme this year. My classroom is painted top to bottom with sky, green grass, various animals, trees. I'd love to see pictures of your space!
No problem and thanks for following! I wish I could paint my walls! I'm all packed up for the summer but I will definitely be posting pictures in the fall!
Hello, again, Jody! I realized yesterday that I had misplace the Sept. calendar--I've been searching for it all evening, online. Halleluia, I found this post again! I've "pinned" the picture to my Teacher Files board, lol.
I can't believe it's been 4 years since I last posted on this blog! So much has changed, including the name of this blog, my TPT store, everything! I've changed schools twice and moved up to first grade. I started and finished my journey to become a National Board Certified teacher, and I've become a grandma-twice! I'm currently working to use all that I've learned to create new contact. I hope you can follow my journey. Please check out my improved TPT store and new social media platforms! TPT Pinterest Instagram Facebook Pin It
A while back I blogged about how I create my own alphabet line in my classroom. I wanted to easily explain the process to some new teachers at my school, so I went back and revisited the post. This is a great way for students to have ownership of the classroom, and in my opinion, student drawn alphabets are always better than anything I could make with clip art or purchase at a teacher store. Here are my directions! I hope you can find it useful! Create Your Own Alphabet Introduce a new letter each day, in the order of your choice or your school's program (I prefer McCracken’s). How you introduce the letter is really up to you. I usually start with an alphabet song, have students say the letter and the sound and show them how to write the letter. Each day create a circle map for the letter. The students brainstorm words that begin with that letter and the teacher draws the pictures and writes the words on the circle map. Sometimes I ask students...
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Thank you! I am thrilled to add these to my "Done" files!
ReplyDeleteI've been going back and forth about using a camping theme this year. My classroom is painted top to bottom with sky, green grass, various animals, trees. I'd love to see pictures of your space!
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No problem and thanks for following! I wish I could paint my walls! I'm all packed up for the summer but I will definitely be posting pictures in the fall!
ReplyDeleteHello, again, Jody! I realized yesterday that I had misplace the Sept. calendar--I've been searching for it all evening, online. Halleluia, I found this post again! I've "pinned" the picture to my Teacher Files board, lol.
ReplyDeleteHope all is well with you!
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