by Sasha Long | Oct 6, 2014 | Curriculum Ideas, Language Arts |
Curriculum maps sound like one unnecessary piece of paperwork that does fit our classroom’s “special” needs. It makes sense for a general education classroom. The scope and sequence stays consistent. The kids are mostly at the same level. But our...
by Sasha Long | Mar 31, 2014 | Curriculum Ideas, Resources |
April is here and another round of lesson plans and links! We have spring break in April so there are a bit less links than normal. Not that I have a countdown or anything… In my low level reading group we will be focusing on letter recognition, following...
by Sasha Long | Mar 19, 2014 | Curriculum Ideas, Data |
I know VIP stands for very important person and I know multiple exemplars is not a person. So let’s just say – very important post. Because this is a very important post. I included a little tutorial too so if you arein the mood to hear my high-pitched,...
by Sasha Long | Mar 5, 2014 | Curriculum Ideas |
Don’t you worry. I didn’t forget about March lesson plans. I’m just a bit late to the party is all 🙂 If you are new to the monthly lesson plan forecast check out how I do my lesson planning. For reference my high level group are all verbal, readers...
by Sasha Long | Feb 3, 2014 | Organization & Classroom Setup, Resources |
I wish I could bring this organization obsession home with me but I sometimes can’t. My classroom is WAY more organized than my home. I’ve been on all time organizing high lately. I think it’s because with our case loads are getting bigger and...
