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Today’s post isn’t about teaching, just some fun photos of our garden in bloom. We have also been enjoying the birds out our kitchen window! First photo is before the roses bloomed, the second photos is during the first bloom (same lamp is shown, but from different angle). Above is…
My awesome speech therapist did this craft with my class this week!! And her assistant created and cut out all the pieces for us!!! Am I the luckiest or what?!! I love Mrs. Dominguez and Mrs. Buchinoff! (Whoa, probably too many exclamation points in this paragraph, but hey, there’s only…
I thought it would be fun to do an activity each day using Countdown Sticks until the last day of school. It will help the class count down the days. We had already started counting down the days since Day 20 on the whiteboard. Just take some popsicle sticks and…
Hi there!! Is everyone ready for standardized testing? Our school will be testing for the next two weeks. However, I got a week-long head start since I have to give the normal test with accommodations plus two modified versions to my kiddos with special needs. I have a FREEBIE posted…
I love how the butterflies add color and seem ready to flutter right off the wall! This project comes straight from my own kindergarten experience and is pretty simple to do. All you need is 3-4 pre-cut butterfly templates, colored large construction paper, tempura paints and brushes, and pipe cleaners….
Right before Spring break I had been introducing WBT classroom rules in my class. Using WBT (see end of my post for more info) techniques, you add gestures to everything you teach in order to help kids remember, and it makes it more fun, too. Later in the week my…
This was a fun project that allowed students to compare George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Then we brainstormed sentences to write, an added a picture – if you hold it one way it is Washington with his white wig, but if you turn it upside down, then it can be…
You know how sometimes you think you have a good idea, only to have your students end up not as interested as you? Well, I wasn’t sure about having a Vocabulary Parade to celebrate Dr. Seuss’s birthday and Read Across America, but this event turned out great!! The kids learned…
Click below to watch the video! Here is an activity that kids can do during center or independent time using technology with access to the internet. After reading and learning about Dr. King, students can practice their typing skills by typing sentences about Dr. King. Find it here on TpT….
Okay! I am starting a blog on teaching! The title UR1NABillion comes from “You are one in a billion.” Each one of my students is unique, exceptional, and amazing!! Well, that is true of everyone on the planet! I am a teacher of students with special needs. I teach a…
