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Aimless Daze: Spring Time in Michigan
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Tuesday, April 15, 2014. Spring Time in Michigan. We are back in Michigan. Your sweet sunshine is in our hearts. Oh, so cold. Instead of jumping on the Trampoline,. The kids decided to read in daddy's reading chair. Now, a treat for you. I had a request to make my one side borders a little bit longer. That way they can fit on the long side of an 8.5x11 size document without having to transform them. You can find them at my TPT store. I love having a collection of these one side borders. Adorable photos o...
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Upper Elementary Snapshots: July 2015
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A collaborative blog filled with ideas and resources for grades 3, 4, and 5. Monday, July 27, 2015. Back to School GIVEAWAY! Hi, this is Kelly from Teaching Fourth. Back-to-school has always been such an exciting time to me. Even as a child, I loved going back to school. It always meant new shoes, new clothes, and new school supplies! Each one of our bloggers has a wonderful back-to-school tip and a fantastic freebie just for you! You will have a chance to win one of four $100 TpT gift cards! To using an...
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Upper Elementary Snapshots: Anchor Chart Solutions
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A collaborative blog filled with ideas and resources for grades 3, 4, and 5. Wednesday, July 22, 2015. What do you do when you run out of wall space for your anchor charts? How do you display your anchor charts? Do you make new anchor charts every year? I am Deb Hanson from Crafting Connections. And you may or may not already know that I am addicted. To using anchor charts in the classroom! I frequently blog about the ones I create, and I'm constantly pinning great anchor chart ideas I find on Pinterest.
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Upper Elementary Snapshots: Making the Most of Classroom Magazines
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A collaborative blog filled with ideas and resources for grades 3, 4, and 5. Wednesday, January 28, 2015. Making the Most of Classroom Magazines. Each year, I am so excited when our magazines start to arrive. However, they would quickly start piling up, week after week, and I found myself squeezing them in whenever I could. Looking back, I. 1 Use Classroom Magazines to Focus on Text Features. 2 Use Classroom Magazines to Focus on Text Structures. 3 Use Classroom Magazines to Practice Close Reading. Now t...
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Upper Elementary Snapshots: Organizing Student Usernames and Passwords
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A collaborative blog filled with ideas and resources for grades 3, 4, and 5. Wednesday, August 12, 2015. Organizing Student Usernames and Passwords. I forgot my password.I forgot my username.Sound familiar? It can be exhausting, time consuming, frustrating, and annoying. Yes, I said it! It can be annoying! We have stuff to get done, we are on a time frame. You can't forget your username and password! You can download these FREE tech cards HERE. At the beginning, it may seem a bit time consuming. In t...
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Upper Elementary Snapshots: August 2015
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A collaborative blog filled with ideas and resources for grades 3, 4, and 5. Sunday, August 30, 2015. 5 Tips for Successful Math Centers. My favorite part of teaching is meeting with my small groups! For me, it is an awesome time to work closely with my students, catch their mistakes before they became habits, and really customize my teaching to fit their individual needs. Small groups can be magical! Well, that is if the rest of your class isn't running up the walls! 1 Keep it Real. Here is what my sche...
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Upper Elementary Snapshots: Top Ten Read Alouds for Back to School
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A collaborative blog filled with ideas and resources for grades 3, 4, and 5. Saturday, August 1, 2015. Top Ten Read Alouds for Back to School. So which books do I enjoy? I actually could have written a post with about 50 of them but I narrowed it down to my current top ten:. 1 How I Spent My Summer Vacation. 2 Miss Nelson is Missing. 3 Never Ride Your Elephant to School. 4 What if Everybody Did That? To our classmates. Great book to illustrate this point. 5 You're Finally Here. 7 The Art Lesson. This is ...
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Upper Elementary Snapshots: April 2015
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A collaborative blog filled with ideas and resources for grades 3, 4, and 5. Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Possible Sentences: A Close Reading Strategy. This year I decided to really "tackle" Close Reading! I have been all over pinterest and teacher blogs to find the best tools. And I have read countless articles and books to find the best strategies. I recently found one strategy that has completely changed everything about how my students and I read informational texts. Here's how I use this strategy.
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Classroom DIY projects - Just A Primary Girl
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Monday, July 29, 2013. I have had such a busy week! I am full of lots of easy to duplicate crafts! I hope that you find them useful in your classroom! I am so excited to be linking up with Tara for another Monday Made It. I find myself unable to sleep waiting to see what number poster I will be for it. Obsessed much? Lol I have been super busy, and hope you make it to the end of all of my madness today! Well my first project was this bad boy! Made It Number 2. Two Friends in First. Then, I put a chevron ...