Over the summer I did a weekly Wednesday Website linky. Quite a few people said they were disappointed I was cancelling it, so I’ve decided to start it back up again. I doubt I’ll get one posted each week, but I like sharing websites that I find because there’s so many out there. You can click the label Wednesday Website on the sidebar to see all of the posts. This week I’m sharing with you
I’m coming to you live from sunny San Francisco, California! I flew in Christmas Eve and am leaving New Years Eve. We’ve been doing a ton of walking, and I’m currently doing a bit of extra relaxing before we head out for the day. My lower back is killing me and we still have one more round of sight seeing to do here before we head back south tomorrow. When I get back, one of
Yesterday was my first official Christmas party as a classroom teacher. It also happens that we don’t have room parents or parent volunteers to help with our parties. And, also, my Friday special got moved to Thursday since the art teacher didn’t want them after a party. I’m flexible like that. It also meant that we had the entire stinking day together. What’s a teacher to do? Lose her mind. Well, the morning was relatively
I’m linking up again with Denise from Sunny Days in Second Grade for her My Truth Monday. This week is your favorite app. I spent a while thinking. I probably most love Pinterest. I’m a teensy bit obsessed. I’ve recently spent a lot of hours browsing their humor feed laughing to myself hysterically. Seriously, if you’re having a bad day, check it out. Or, you can follow my I Loled board here. I’m also obsessed
As educators, we remember and honor our fallen colleagues and their students from Sandy Hook School. We honor them each day in our classrooms in which we continue their dream of teaching our children. We honor their memory with our service. Join with teachers everywhere in committing random acts of kindness to show our love for Sandy Hook. #love4SH
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