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Thank you Cara for the opportunity to share some oldies but goodies! It’s my first time linking up! Here’s a post that shares one of the activities that I use…
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Illustrative Math
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The Last Week Of School Survival
Next week is our last week. This calls for a special team meeting in which we come up with a survival plan. Task Number 1 What Should We Teach This…
Blog Stalker Bffs and Fraction Freebies
I got an email message on my Facebook Page from these two Austin teachers. We began corresponding about different classroom questions, and one day and I invited them right over…
Sight Words and Thinking Maps!
It’s getting to that time of year! The students that “have it” are rocketing ahead! The struggling students need that extra oomph to really have a good grasp of the…
Dr. MLK Jr. Day!
We made our MLK Jr. writing and art project this week! Today we wrote and created our very own MLK Jrs! I am dying! I love them so much! They…