@GiftedTawk Such a fun idea!
First pet was a goldfish named Taxicab π
Love all the creativity in this activity! Thank you for sharing such great ideas!
More Distance Learning craft success! π Plus shared writing and a @Seesaw activity with hands on skills practice! Trust me, we had SNOW much fun today π€
@JohnGerads@MsThornborrow As a 2nd grade teacher a lot of my pick-up materials focused on hands-on learning including rulers, crafts, writing booklets etc. I love @Seesaw but feel that the littles need some physical materials as well. Also, Iβm excited to build some crafts together over Zoom π€
Lost our dog last night, if everyone in West Saint Cloud and St. Joe could keep an eye out for her, she is a lab mix and her name is Layla, she is wearing a red collar, DM me if you see her or are able to get her.
For Americaβs educators, this is a great day: Youβre going to have one of your own in the White House, and Jill is going to make a great First Lady.
@MsThornborrow@loom@Schoology This is awesome!! Itβs so helpful to have access to the information available for when Ts are ready for it. ππΌ Thank you!!
Found out this morning that the twins in my class watched the same Marvel movie as I did last night, and are also watching the Avengersβ movies in release date order π€― to say we were excited would be a massive understatement π€ #whatarethechances#MarvelsAvengers
Leaving my Zoom open after the lesson for questions ππΌ
Keeping it open after that as a quiet workroom where students can just be present π
Thanks to my kiddos who requested it and worked so hard.
@MsThornborrow First of all, what is the title of this book? Iβm thoroughly intrigued! π€ Second, SO much agreement! Building confidence and a love of books is so important to children becoming lifelong readers! π
@MrWithers2020 I forgot about these! This could work really well as an early finisher choice this year! One puzzle per week, rotate between Boggle and Noggle..? π€
@MsThornborrow Love this idea! If Iβm correctly following your thought, Iβm thinking about the importance of allowing students to choose ππΌwhat ππΌtheyππΌ read ππΌyou can pick standards to align with text that they enjoy and see what knowledge they can apply to their chosen reading π€
Saw this on Instagram this morning and honestly, it hurts. I know that overall my friends and family mean well but, think about what youβre really telling teachers when you talk about going back to school this year. What are your priorities?