Greetings to you…from Camp Comprehension! I’ve just been having “fun” with so much other stuff {laundry, work, sleep!} that I totally forgot to blog about Camp Comprehension! I’m sure you’ve heard that new/old buzz phrase in teaching – Close Reading! Just in case you haven’t, Close Reading is an engaging way to
You know when we were growing up and our parents always told us to save things for a rainy day? Well, as teachers, we kinda should listen to that same warning from our parents to get ready for rainy days! Having some fun indoor recess games prepared and ready will
How do you handle your early finishers? Over the years I’ve used TONS of different things – from brain bins to free time menus to B.A.T. Books {which I’m currently using!} If you’re looking for a no-pre activity for students to keep in his/her desk, grab this Free Time Fun
So, I am NOT a football fan at all. Don’t believe me? Check out the picture below. During playoff excitement, JB and I went to our local sports bar to check out the games. However, I had work to do. I really wanted to finish up some work…not spend my entire afternoon in
First of all, in order for the message of this post to really hit home, I need to share a bit about the person behind this great idea. Meet George Lynch…aka my Dad. Not to be cliche, but there are truly no words to describe my dad. He is quite
Are you lucky enough to get “treasures” from your students? Necklaces, pictures, rocks {yes, rocks!}, and occasionally those fabulous Starbucks gift cards! Well, then this freebie is for you! Gratitude is a HUGE deal in my class so I always write a thank you note to my students – whether
