Anyone have this "See 3 Before Me" rule? When I'm working small groups, or individual students, I point to my C3B4ME poster-- but it needed updating. I can't get enough of the "Keep Calm", so this was perfect! This means students must see and ask 3 other students for assistance before interrupting me. They know not to interrupt unless it's an emergency - and this helps students feel they still have a voice.
Then, I made this one......
My AR Computers need some decoration, and I am becoming a PRO at procrastinating.
I should not be complaining - I could not have asked for a more perfect way to wrap up my week. I spent the day out on the bike with my hubs. First, we went to breakfast, then to the gym. After a great lifting/cardio session, he surprised me with a new Pandora bead from Finks, and we had a great lunch together. I took care of the weekly grocery shopping, made an amazing roast chicken for dinner, and now I'm cuddling with my fur babies avoiding getting things done for tomorrow!
I hope all of my fellow bloggers who go back tomorrow have a FABULOUS first day back! I wish for you more productivity than talking! I swear, teachers should have one day of "summer catch up" talks -- we really miss each other the few weeks we are gone! I know my goal is to get into the building early and get SOMETHING done!
I would just like to 'like' everything you posted! Love the sweet pooches!! Have a great day back, tomorrow! I know I will! ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness...I am loving the "Keep Calm" posters....thanks for sharing! I am your newest follower :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
Fluent in Fourth
Hey! I found your blog through the VA Blog Hop and a comment you left! I live in the Roanoke area and teach in Bedford County. We start back on Thursday, and I am so not ready! At least we will be out by Memorial Day, even though my son won't be!
ReplyDelete"Enjoy" the first day back!
Andrea
Reading Toward the Stars