Today marked my 9th, and final, consecutive nap for the week which can mean only one thing, fall break is coming to an end. It has been a wonderful week of doing things I love (outside of school) and catching-up with some dear friends.
It has been 2 full weeks since I last said ‘Hi’ which is a first for me. As I head back to school tomorrow, I’ll become a more consistent blogger – pinky promise. ๐ Until then, I just wanted to share some photos from my past few weeks. If you follow me on Facebook or Instagram, you may have seen some of these photos. ๐
Reading.Books.Real.Adult.Books. Thank goodness for breaks that give us time to read. I read 32 Third Graders and One Class Bunny. When I posted this picture on Instagram I receive lots of positive feedback on it. Honestly, I was kind of *mehh* about it. I stopped reading with 25 pages to go. I know. I just wasn’t into it…but lots of other people were.
Breaks are a great chance to *tweak* things that are not just-right in our classrooms. Please tell me I’m not alone!?! I am bleeding pencils and dry-erase markers. Literally, bleeding. I am so tired of these writing implements running away that I tagged them with tape and flags. We shall see if this helps…*fingers crossed*
Other than afternoon napping, cooking is one of my favorite break activities. Cauliflower pizza, quinoa/vegetable soup, apple bread, and taco casserole were all on the menu this week!
Are you in Kentucky, Indiana, or Tennessee??? If so, consider coming to EdCamp Kentucky! It is going to be an amazing unconference. An unconference has no set agenda, but it is led by the attendees. Basically, it gets together hundreds of people who love something (i.e. education/teaching) and you create the schedule/agenda together based on what you want to learn more about or want to share. I’ll be at EdCamp Kentucky in Louisville and cannot wait. It’s going to be fabulous!
We have so many awesome things to look forward to this week. I hope you and your friends have an equally fabulous start to your week! ๐
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Mark says
I saw some fall, Columbus plays that can easily be adapted to readers theater (if they aren't already) at http://monthbymonth.scholastic.com/plays—poems.html There are enough your kids could choose which play they want to be in.
Henry Larry says
Your fall break adventures sound so rejuvenating. I am especially curious about the unconference you mentioned. Sounds like a fantastic opportunity for collaborative learning. Looking forward to hearing more about your classroom activities.
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