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Beg, Borrow, and Teach!: May 2014
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Beg, Borrow, and Teach! Sunday, May 11, 2014. End of Year Letter to Next Year's Students. At the end of each school year, I have the students write a letter summarizing their experiences. I put them out on the desks for next year's students on Back to School Night. It's a fun project for this year's kiddos, and I always like seeing the looks on the faces of next year's kiddos as they read about what's in store for them. You can pick up a copy by clicking here. This customizable PowerPoint includes:.
Beg, Borrow, and Teach!: January Recipe Round-Up: Favorite Slow Cooker Recipes!
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Beg, Borrow, and Teach! Wednesday, January 14, 2015. January Recipe Round-Up: Favorite Slow Cooker Recipes! Sometimes I get so caught up in the curriculum part of being a teacher that I don't stop to think about how equally important food is to the equation. Yes, food. So when Laurah at the ESOL Odyssey. Hosted a Recipe Roundup Linky that involved slow cookers, I was inspired to share how this wonderful piece of equipment saves me as a teacher! Slow cooker, how I love thee. Let me count the ways:. Fill c...
Beg, Borrow, and Teach!: July 2014
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Beg, Borrow, and Teach! Sunday, July 20, 2014. Taking Another Look at Guided Reading. I had a tough time fitting everything into my Language Arts block that I needed to do with the students last year. So I'm taking another look at what I'm doing and when with each small group. I created a PowerPoint with directions for me and visuals for the students. This is part of the station rotations template that I will use to track what the students are doing at each station and when. May Do and Must Do posters.
Beg, Borrow, and Teach!: December 2014
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Beg, Borrow, and Teach! Sunday, December 28, 2014. Sunday Shout Out: Customary and Metric Measurement. Today, I want to give a big shout out to Jamie at Miss Math Dork. She is a math specialist that creates fun resources to help students learn and practice math concepts. She has a length, capacity, and Mass bundle. She also has posters that provide a handy reference guide for students. If you're looking for a specific measurement concept, she has the bundle broken down into:. I float through the stations...
Beg, Borrow, and Teach!: Math is Real Life: Party Planning
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Beg, Borrow, and Teach! Friday, March 6, 2015. Math is Real Life: Party Planning. It's time for the March post of Math is Real Life, hosted by Jaime from Miss Math Dork. This time, I'm sharing my math experiences regarding planning a First Birthday party for my son. Specifically, I want to talk about the process I went through in order to make sure I had enough punch and water for everyone (capacity). First, I had to think about how many people would be there. There were 9 adults and 1 baby. Subscribe to...
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On the 3rd Day of School... - ELA Everyday
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On the 3rd Day of School. Wednesday, August 29, 2012. Wow is all I can say about the kiddos I have this year. they are quite different from the group we had last year and I am thankful! During reading we started our reading spirals for the year. which included the table of contents, 2012-2013 Texas Bluebonnet list, and Real vs. Fake reading. The table of contents will be a huge timesaver later in the year. We thought about the process that writers go through and wrote them in order in our spirals. So...
WIT: January 2014
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Writing Info and Tips for Young Writers. Thursday, January 30, 2014. Amp It Up With Adverbs. How many of you have tried to spice up your writing with adverbs? Not sure what they are? I'm talking about those -ly words that can change a regular sentence into something extraordinary. For example, I could say: Joanna picked up her backpack and walked home. That's a fine sentence. I can picture Joanna walking home with a backpack. But, what if we did this: Joanna picked up her backpack and grudgingly. Dear K-...
Virginia is for Teachers: October 2016
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Virginia is for Teachers. Teaching Math Equality to Primary Children. My first graders are working on our equality unit this week. This is one unit that makes me cringe just a little bit because of the challenge of it, especially being at the beginning of the school year. Heres some of the things we have been learning:. We sorted subtraction (seen here) and addition (not pictured) sentences for different ways to equal a difference or a sum. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Beg, Borrow, and Teach! What an SOL ...
Virginia is for Teachers: March 2016
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Virginia is for Teachers. A Teacher's Guide to Teaching Life Cycles: Frogs, Butterflies, and Chickens Oh My! One memory that stands out in my mind during my oldest's early elementary years is the experience of hatching chicks. His teacher said it was, "a dud year" and that she'd never do it again because so many didn't make it, but even so, it was truly a neat experience for him. Even 13 years later, he still remembers the chicks chirping, jumping around, and holding them, and the pictures? For Chicken w...
Virginia is for Teachers: Teaching Math Equality to Primary Children
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Virginia is for Teachers. Teaching Math Equality to Primary Children. My first graders are working on our equality unit this week. This is one unit that makes me cringe just a little bit because of the challenge of it, especially being at the beginning of the school year. Here's some of the things we have been learning:. We sorted subtraction (seen here) and addition (not pictured) sentences for different ways to equal a difference or a sum. We sorted equal and not equal addition sentences. 5 Ways to Cre...
Virginia is for Teachers: September 2016
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Virginia is for Teachers. Alphabet Journals.4 Steps for Journal Writing. First grade teachers work hard every year to send independent readers and writers to second grade. But every first grade teacher forgets what September means in first grade.it means they are still kindergartners. The re-post can be a good idea for journals at the beginning of first grade. What can I write about? Of course, this is the goal. Students have to write about their picture. The more detail in the picture, the more ...If yo...
Buzzing with Ms. B: Potter Fans: Harry Potter Book Club Activities
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Buzzing with Ms. B. Tips and tools from an elementary school Literacy Coach. Sunday, April 12, 2015. Potter Fans: Harry Potter Book Club Activities. Harry Potter Fan Club! Is that not the best reason to go to work? Every Wednesday, from 3:00 to 4:00, an adorable group of students arrives at my room to read Harry Potter. They are the cutest, because they are staying after school, by choice, to read! I started out by inviting any interested Potter Fans:. We hunted for characteristics of each Hogwarts house.
Informational Literacy Unit - Post Revised - Hello Literacy
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Informational Literacy Unit - Post Revised. Due to an overwhelming request by the devoted readers of this blog, I am revising this original post to include pdf's of the Guidelines for Critical Thinking rubric and the Code of Cooperation. Scroll down to find them in context. Also note, I've recently posted my newest Common Core Information Text Reading. Shift #1 for the CCSS in English/Language Arts (ELA) is this:. After generating and exhausting the list of informational text types with the students, the...
Virginia is for Teachers: January 2017
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Virginia is for Teachers. Winter Poetry and a FREEBIE. Want some ideas on how to keep the writing curriculum fresh, even on those long Winter days? Then check out my Winter Poetry Unit. And Winter Poetry Freebie: Haikus. Figurative Language = FUN during your writing block that will keep the creative juices flowing. It doesn't matter if you're in elementary school or middle school when it comes to poetry. Everyone loves poetry! Show, Don't Tell". Figurative Language: Onomatopoeia, Metaphors. 5 Ways to Cre...
Virginia is for Teachers: Constitution Day Activities
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Virginia is for Teachers. Are you searching for meaningful activities for Constitution Day? Would you like to be able to conduct your Constitution Day activities during multiple core subjects? If you said yes, then this post is for you! I always like to try to combine my social studies curriculum with my language arts, and Constitution Day is no exception. Combining my Constitution activities during both subjects means I'm not confined to a single subject or block of time. More on that later! The first v...
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Saturday, December 8, 2012. And then he disappeared further up the hill with my husband. I grabbed every hat I could get my hands on, and a billy can, and staggered and stumbled around the bank.having strange flashbacks to that 80's movie Manon Des Source. Posted by Charlotte Teek. Saturday, November 3, 2012. Two nights at Twin Cities. I was still on reception when he rang, and told me we were going to The Wild Dog Meeting. We got to the hall in time for the tea break. Quipped a woman from the old valley.
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Beg, Borrow, and Steal – My first years as a music teacher.
Beg, Borrow, and Steal. My first years as a music teacher. 8220;I Am Alive”). October 4, 2015. February 18, 2016. Hello and welcome to my new blog, Beg, Borrow and Steal! Some of you may have previously been following my personal blog small blue thing, and have seen this post before. Recently I decided to create a new blog specifically for my teacher-related posts, so that I can have a site that is a little… Continue reading First Post! 8220;I Am Alive”). Louis C. K. 8220;I Am Alive”). October 4, 2015.
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Beg, Borrow, and Teach! Monday, March 12, 2018. Get Inspired With Irish Spring Diffuser Blend. Are you ready for Spring? Even if it’s not here, you can get that Spring fresh scent with March’s diffuser blend: Irish Spring. You can make this blend with:. Irish Spring is the perfect blend for March because:. Let's talk about why each of the Ingredients are so effective:. If you’ve watched any of my previous videos, you know that lemon is one of my absolute favorites. It’s a purifier and cle...I call this &...
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A year of avoiding shiny and new. Friday, December 31, 2010. I can't believe that the last day of 2010 is here! Happy New Year's Eve to everyone! This of course means that my year long experiment is coming to its formal close. Do I anticipate going on a shopping spree tomorrow, or Sunday when stores are actually open? My other big lesson, which played very much off of the first, was that the things I thought I really needed often weren't as necessary as I believed! I love reading about the creativity peo...
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