Wordless Wednesday – A Piece of Our Heart!


I know I’m late to the Currently linky but I have been crazy-busy with all things cheerleading this week. On Thursday night I supervised and planned…
Today I’m going to share a little random freebie with you that you might be able to use over the next few days! Â This past week,…
Today I’m linking up with Mrs. Shipley from Mrs. Shipley’s Classroom to reflect and talk about a book study I am currently participating in: Whole Brain Teaching for…
My class had so much fun on Valentine’s Day! We had our Valentine’s Day party in the afternoon, followed by parent-teacher conferences. Can you say one.long.day?…
I hope everyone is having a wonderful long weekend! I had an away game that I coached on Friday and on Saturday morning I was up…
TpT and blogging have brought so many blessings into my life, but the best blessing is by far the new friendships I have formed! I have…
I remember doing that same heart project when I had my 2nd grade classroom. It's quite a powerful lesson. I've been out of the classroom for years now, as a Reading Specialist, but I do remember my kiddos loved taking home the anchor charts we created together as a class. 🙂
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I did the same project when I had a fourth grade classroom. I really should do it again with my intervention kiddos! Anyway thanks for the linky party. I seriously LOVE THIS LINKY!!!
Katie
Mind Sparks
Such a great idea! I have never done this before but I can't wait to try it next year!
Emily
I raffle off all the anchor charts we created throughout the year… the kids go nuts for these!! I pull names from our Popsicle sticks to be sure everyone gets to take something home.
I raffle off group projects made during the year. A favorite is our adobe pueblo made from jello boxes, toothpicks, and cardboard. Thanks for hosting the Linky.
Beti