A Winter Hodgepodge and Free Snowman Activity
Today on the blog it is a little bit of a hodgepodge! I want to share a few of my favorite winter read alouds with you PLUS I have a free snowman fraction activity I would like to share with you! When I was a little girl I was obsessed with the Little House on the […]
Brave Irene Winter Book Recommendation
I just love sharing classic children’s books and Brave Irene by William Steig is the one I am sharing today! This book is all about perseverance and setting your mind to something and doing it- a great message for kids (and adults, too)! Have you read Brave Irene to your students this winter? This book was published in 1986- […]
Winter Book Recommendation: A Loud Winter’s Nap
While browsing at Barnes and Noble the other day I found the cutest winter story! I can’t wait to share it with you! It has instantly become one of my favorite winter read alouds! I fell in LOVE with this book (who can resist cute little forest animals with a great story message)! A Loud Winter’s Nap by […]
How to Catch a Snowman Book Recommendation
I hope everyone had a relaxing holiday season! January is such a nice time for a re-set with the start of a new year. This is so true in the classroom as well- it is the perfect time to revisit procedures and implement any new plans/ideas for the remainder of the school year. Today I want […]
Martin Luther King, Jr. Sketch and Write
Today in class we learned about Martin Luther King, Jr. We watched a video on Discovery Education of the book Martin’s Big Words by Doreen Rappaport. The book is read aloud by Michael Clarke Duncan and is just beautiful- the illustrations, background music, and his deep voice come together to make a vivid impact on anyone who […]