by Sasha Long | Feb 9, 2015 | Curriculum Ideas, Winter |
Time for some party planning fun! I’m a sap. I love the hearts and pink and chocolate. Mostly the chocolate. I’ll also jump at any excuse for a party. Check out this post to check how I run my parties. If you are naively thinking you can throw some cookies...
by Sasha Long | Feb 3, 2015 | Curriculum Ideas, Winter |
February is a month of love, chocolate, wintery snow, and chocolate. Did I say chocolate? It’s fun for me to plan a month full of girlie, pink, glitter, frilly fun. I have two girls in my class and the poor things are constantly overwhelmed with ninjas,...
by Sasha Long | Feb 2, 2015 | Curriculum Ideas, Winter |
Arctic Animals, Valentine’s, Snowmen, and Winter Theme come together for a jam packed February. In my high level reading group, we will be continuing to work on character traits, context clues, and narrative fact & opinion writing. In my mid group, we will...
by Sasha Long | Jan 22, 2015 | Winter |
What to hear some sad? Sometimes I forget to thoroughly include all of my students in the seasonal fun. Now don’t jump down my throat – all of my students participate in holiday parties, seasonal cooking, and crafts. Except I am way better – or maybe...
by Sasha Long | Jan 19, 2015 | Curriculum Ideas, Language Arts, Winter |
Penguins and adorable arctic creatures fit right into the middle of this chilly month. Thematic units are a great way to help your classroom feel more cohesive. Everyone is working on the same theme but focusing on topics at their level. It’s inclusion at...
