WOW! I don’t know about you all, but I am just feeling beat after our first week back. I have been super busy with 23 little ones! That’s right, 23!! 23 little voices to control, 46 little hands to be kept to themselves, 46 feet to walk in the hallway and our little classroom, and 23 desks to maneuver around. I am exhausted!, but it’s the good kind of exhausted. 🙂 I have a really great group of kids this year. They are chatty, but I’ll take it!
This week we:
introduced writer’s workshop,
reader’s workshop (WAHOO! Goal for the year!!)
recognized and compared numbers 0-10 using ten frames,
word work for Daily 5-ish (literacy stations in my classroom)
and DeBug as we talked about how to deal with problems that are “bugging” us!
Didn’t they turn out SO cute??
Check out this one! It’s my favorite! The little boy even drew on a BOW TIE!! So precious!!
I made this during the week and am going to use it to reinforce our Writer’s Workshop guidelines next week. Grab it if you can use it, friends! Happy LONG weekend to you all!! 🙂
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5 Responses
Wow, this looks amazing! Your students look very happy and engaged! Great job : )
Kelli
Tales From a Traveling Teacher
I love the writer’s workshop posters! Thanks so much for sharing 🙂
You look like you’ve had a great week full of learning! Enjoy your weekend!
Jenny
Luckeyfrog’s Lilypad
Oh, I wished I could have joined you and your classroom! Smiles and stop by anytime!
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