We have 4 days of school left. 4. That makes it feel manageable! And with everything going on in my head right now, I’m really thankful we’re almost there. I have a lot of things to get squared away in the next few weeks and I really could use the mental break. I still work all through June and so I’ll still be busy, but it’s so different without the kids there. More relaxing. And
Father’s Day is always an interesting subject for me. Without getting into details, I don’t celebrate it. And given a very sad story at our school this year, celebrating it at school just seems odd. But, we are. We have Donuts for Dads in about a week. We needed some things to show our love for our dads so I’ve come up with a few different items. This is a My Dad Rules! writing page.
How has your Teacher Appreciation Week been? Since I’m not a teacher, I don’t get all the goodies, but I’m super excited for our luncheon tomorrow. How about you? What have you gotten? Who has given you thanks? I created another writing and craftivity for the end of the year. This one is a butterfly. Students can color it in how they choose and attach it to the top of their writing. The writing page
I’m starting to think and plan for the end of the year. It’s crazy to me how different school years are across the country- and even crazier how different they are within the same state! In my area, we go through early June. I know some people have less than a month left! That’s just downright crazy to me! I created this space themed craftivity to reach those boys who sometimes get overlooked by other
This was a crazy, crazy week. On Monday, it was announced who are new principal will be for next year. It’s the guy who does my job for the upper grades at our school. We’ve worked closely together for the last two years and I’m super excited for him and know he’ll do a great job. However, I also found out on Monday that they’ve decided to get rid of our positions. They’ve decided to
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