Saturday, March 3, 2018

March Is Here! Get Your Math Stations Ready!

March is here!!!!!!!! . . . . I know, I know! Can you believe it? 

I've busy hunting down and prepping my March Math Stations. I think that all of my math station sets are SUPER engaging, but the march stations are always a big hit with my second graders. 

Maybe it's the leprechauns? :) 

There are SEVEN math stations in my March Math Stations & Journal Prompts Set 

















AND . . . 20 Journal Prompts! 




You can find my Math Stations & Journal Prompts for March in my TPT store, along with sets for the entire school year! 





Saturday, February 24, 2018

Weekly Recap: George, Wiggle Butt, and HP Symphony


Monday was Presidents' Day! We made these totes ADORBS George Washington Puppets

All of my kiddos were walking around the classroom like: 


"Hi, I'm George!" 


"Nice to meet you George, I'm George" 


It was hysterical. 


We did some other stuff too, like real actual learning, but the puppets were definitely the highlight. 



George Washington Puppet


 

We had a veterinarian (who also happens to be the sister of one of my teammates!) come and speak to the kiddos about frogs! 


We have been studying rain forests and life cycles and she tied in both. She was amazing and I LOVE that my team has a tradition of providing these kinds of experiences for our students!





On Tuesday night, I watched 2018 American Rescue Dog Show (which the Bae had recorded for me). I laughed, I cried. I have to say my favorite category was Wiggle Butt, but the Best Kisser was pretty cute too! 







Rain forests research continued. Wild cats reign with my kiddos. They are obsessed with jaguars and cougars. I'm obsessed with sloths! 

And we played a Guess My Number partner game in math. It is pretty simple, and we used a 200 chart. Basically, students select a number and give their partner clues until their partner guesses correctly. 

Their favorite part is using a highlighter to select their numbers!




On Thursday my kiddos finally opened up to me about the Parkland shooting. I spent a full week thinking that they were blissfully unaware until we watched a video about Abraham Lincoln. 

One of my littles raised their hand and said "17 kids were assassinated in Florida." From the mouths of babes. 


We spent time reviewing our lockdown procedures instead of proceeding with our math lesson. 

This has been heavy on my heart for a long while . . . but things really hit home for me when my 7 & 8 year old kiddos decided that they needed to practice the procedure for an armed assailant instead of participating math game Thursday . . . . my heart broke. 




Friday at school we had a safety assembly and reviewed all of our school drills and procedures. We also had a fire drill. . . 

Friday night, Hubs & I went to see the HP #2 with the NC Symphony performing the soundtrack. It was AMAZING! We also went to HP#1 and will most definitely be going to the next one!!!  






Happy Weekend Teacher Friends! 




Sunday, February 18, 2018

Presidents' Day is Tomorrow!!!!!!


Need some last minute Presidents' Day ideas? Here is what we are doing in my little part of the world!

In math we will graph and interpret our data with this fun Spin & Graph Presidents' Day Activity! Just add a paper clip y'all! 



We will read the Kindle Version of "If I Were President" by Catherine Stier. Projecting books on my SMARTBoard has saved me SO much time this year and NO one will complain that they CAN'T SEE!







Also, Monday is our Chrome cart day (Hallelujah!) so my kiddos are going to do a little research about our founding father, George Washington!


I will also share some of the photos from our Christmas 2017 trip to Washington DC where the hubs and I visited The White House, Mount Vernon, and the Capitol! 


Happy Presidents' Day everyone! 





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