DaVinci’s Classroom presents the Virtual Classroom.
Today we’re meandering through the hallways for bulletin board ideas.
If you’d like to submit your classroom images, please send submissions to terri@devokids.com
When I grow up . . .
Beary Good Writing
Paper plate frogs and ducks
April Showers
Cloudy With A Chance . . .
The virtual classroom
Please enjoy your trip down the hallways of our virtual classroom. Why don’t you participate in DaVinci’s Classroom? Send images of your classroom to terri@devokids.com and I’ll post them here. Share this site with your teaching friends. This is the go-to place for educators to learn from each other. Save time and money…visit the virtual classroom: www.davincisclassroom.wordpress.com!
Utilize the hallways for beauty and space.
(Remember to check the fire safety guidelines for your school.)
Send you images to terri@terribkelly.com on the web mid-October 2012.
Please visit my other blog: www.davincisgallery.blogspot.com
Thanks…send me your classroom pictures. terri@devokids.com.
Reading: If you’re interested in Lexile Information, link here.
What do you search for during a library visit?
If you’re studying for the SAT, The Grammar Guy offers free SAT test preparation for reading and writing.
Boston Public Library
You should see the interior!
If you live in Boston, please photograph and send DaVinci’s Classroom.
Days of Children Reading Books ‘are numbered’ Read the article here
Share-n-Tell
Hi Ladies, Gents, Teachers, Moms, Writers!
How are ya? I’ve been thinking I know the signs of old age, although I can not reveal how I discovered them. Here’s the top three.
I know what you're thinking...another old age benefit.
1. Food lingers on the side of your mouth–you neither feel or notice. And, NOBODY tells you there’s salad dressing on the side of your lip until you look through the rearview mirror two hours later. Hm-m-m. (Maybe your friends are getting old, too.)
2. Staring out the window identifying birds. Bird talk, to me as a twenty-something child, was an absolute hallmark of old people. My grandparents held conversations over fried eggs about the wren building a nest in the bird house on the locust post. (“Boring”…thought the twenty year old.)
My husband and I discuss the gorgeous finches and cardinals perched in our yard. Fascinating.
3. I can’t remember.
What about you? What’s the signs of old age for you and are any creeping into your life? I heard Flax Seed helps, but they don’t sell it in barrels.
Have a great Friday. Your kinda-old friend, DaVinci’s Classroom
Teachers: How do you manage Show-n-Tell? Do you require educational sharings? Recently, I visited a class that laminates a Show-n-tell bag with directions on the front (laminated for durability). The object has to fit into the bag and then goes into an assigned box in the classroom. (Kids have all week to bring in their sharing.) Then, the teacher turns the sharing into an lesson writing sentences on chart paper about the sharing. Good idea.
Please visit all my friends today. Read the JenX67 post. Book lover. A book lover is my friend.
Dr. Tom’s stories of a Bluegrass Road fill your belly. Satisfying. Music lover. A music lover is my friend.
This blog is my secret. But, alas I shall share with you, my dear friends. You see, she can take a piece of worn-out junk and turn it into art, function, and beauty. I’m sure I can do all she does, so I’ve started my collection of “junk”. My husband has declared a moratorium on junk purchases till I finish the current projects. Darn-it. It’s easier to look for the junk. But this lady finds it, does it, and displays it.
talk to you later……..DaVinci’s Classroom
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Are you ready for next year?
Now if you’re a veteran teacher, you’ve already started. The tip today is for the new folks who marvel over how teachers set-up their classroom in the fall.
Everything you can prepare ahead saves time during the crunch week before school begins.
Ready, Set, Go…..but don’t neglect your May/June duties. Busy…………
