The journey of a first year Kindergarten teacher...
Showing posts with label vacation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vacation. Show all posts

Sunday, August 12, 2012

Last Day of Summer Vacation :(

I am linking up with Peterson's Pad about all things summer! I can't believe I go back to work tomorrow! Don't get me wrong, I have been feeling antsy to start up my classroom but I will definitely miss summer!


Here's the rules:
*Share 4 things about your summer!
1: a place you visited
2: a book you read (either for fun or for school)
3: something you did or made for your school class
4: a fun thing you did

*Grab the picture above and share it on your blog.
*Write your post then come back here and link up.
Then like Farley and her Currently,
*PLEASE comment on the 2 links before you and the 1 after you.
If you don't have a blog, then please leave me a comment.
I think it will be fun to see what everyone did over the summer.
 
Here are mine...
1. I visited north Florida and Orlando (Disney World)








2. Books I have read:

(for school)


(for fun)
3. Things I made for school
Crate Seats!

 Tying Teachers shoe
Birthday pot
And various posters/banners...

4. A fun thing you did: my vacations! Plus spending time with family, friends, my boyfriend, and dog :)

Have a great week everyone! I will post my before pictures of my classroom tomorrow..


Saturday, July 7, 2012

Disney Trip

Hey everyone! Last week, my boyfriend and I decided to take an impromptu trip to Disney! We were on a budget but we had a great time there! I also needed to get away from all the planning and ideas to incorporate to my classroom next school year so this trip was a nice escape.. here are some pictures...








I love the"it's a small world" ride!

Anyway, I have been thinking about incorporating the Daily 5 (reading= read to yourself, read to someone, work on writing, listen to reading, and spelling/word work) and BUILD (math= Buddy games, Using manipulatives, independent work, learning numbers, and doing math) into my centers time. How successful are they for those of you that have already incorporated them? Any comments would be appreciated :)