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State Testing
Wow, it's been a long week. We are just finishing up our IOWA State Testing - The longest test ever! I am very proud of my students for getting through it because I almost felt like I wouldn't survive reading all the directions and everything. For the Read More......
Posted by lovetoteach123 on Love to Teach 1 comment

End of the Year Hullabaloo!
IT'S WILD!! IT'S CRAZY!! It's ALMOST the END of the SCHOOL YEAR! So much to do! Assessments... Field Trips... End of the year gifts... End of the year celebrations... End of the year picnics... So little time! OH MY!!!! Hi! I am Carie Ramirez, a very Read More......
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Learn French in France and enjoy the beautiful cou...
Learn French France and get the opportunity of discovering the country of countless attractions and unmatched charm. France is the country of poets, painters, artists, singers and countless emotions. Thus your French class will be a blend of emotion and fun at the ESL Language Schools. It is a destination with which you may...
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Incredible
Wow. That is just about all I can say... My colleague just called me to let me know that our grant application for iPads was approved. That means every single Kindergarten student at our school will have his/her own iPad next year to use in the classroom!!!!! Read More......
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Armed Forces Day
Armed Forces Day is on the third Saturday of May, themes, May units, holiday, activities, teaching themes, thematic theme unit, books, poems, history, facts, projects, lesson plans, resources, ideas, fun projects, and more resources at http://mrscjacksonsclass.com/armedforcesday.htm Read More......
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Simple watermelon suncatchers
Having a little creative watermelon fun in the preschool classroom! Read More......
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Earth Models
We just started our last science unit of the year: Planets and Moons by the Lawrence Hall of Science and Seeds of Science. In case you don't know, these science curriculum units are interdisciplinary - combining reading, writing and science to make a Read More......
Posted by Lalausten on Science Gal 1 comment

Blasting off to the new School Year
As all of the little ones get ready to blast off to their new grade levels we have been have a fun time with blasting off to space. Here are some fun flannel board stories that we have been using that I wanted to share with you. Just click on the link Read More......
Posted by Tami on Learning and Teaching with Preschoolers 1 comment

Idea.
I’ve written about David’s infatuation with food before. The kids just loves to eat. When he’s not eating, he’s usually talking about food he’s eaten, will eat, or wants to eat. Today at snack time, David had a banana. As I walked around his table, he Read More......
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When the Going Gets Tough...
Testing season is here for my students. Now is crunch time for them. As their teacher, am feeling the pressure to drill, drill, drill. This is not my style. I swore to myself at the start of the school year that I will teach at a rate (and with a style) Read More......
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