Monday Meet Up With The Teaching Tribune ~ Week 5

Today's Monday Meet Up:  Three Things I'm Grateful For

Wishing you a lovely Monday and a great week ahead. 

Worksheet Wednesday with The Teaching Tribune ~ Week 4

Wednesday's Worksheets with Summertime Flair

Good Morning!

Today will be a real summertime experience for our family.  In summertime style, our AC decided to go on vacation, without us!  So, it will be a hot day in the Reyes' house.  After posting this worksheet, I'll be finding cooler quarters.  

Today's worksheet has a list of summertime prompts.  

I convinced my students to promise before they left for summer break to read a book a week and to keep a summer journal.  My 8th graders received a special treat, I made them customized composition notebooks to keep during their last summer before high school.  I'm able to keep in touch with my kids via our class blog.  I post summer prompts and ask the students to comment on the books they're reading.  This worksheet I've posted is not only great for the kids, if you enjoy journaling as much as I do, maybe we can try a few ourselves.

Click here to download a copy. 

Thanks again for stopping by.

Three Tidbits About Me

Three Tidbits About Me

Have a Fabulous Monday!

Worksheet Wednesday with The Teaching Tribune

Happy Wednesday

I hope everyone is enjoying their summer break.
My favorite part of the day is the morning. Love, love, love!

Before I head out to enjoy a Wednesday in the sun,
I'm joining up with The Teaching Tribune again for
Worksheet Wednesday.

The worksheet I'm posting is more for upper elementary
or middle school.

Dear Me . . . (Monday Meet Up with The Teaching Tribune)

Another Year Ends

Sixth settled.
Seventh razzled.
Eighth over.
Tears flow.
Scores soar.
Gains, yay!
Teacher's proud.
Students smile.

Books collected.
Classroom cleared.
Sheets recycled.
Grades sent.
 Reflections made.
Good times.
Sweet memories.
 Few regrets.

Goals met.
Some not.
Surprise visits.
True rewards.
Signed out.
Au revoir
Sheer exhaustion.

Another year ends.

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= Credits =
Chalkboard Frame

Eighth Grade Gifts

In August they're little kids, 

in June, they're all grown up, ready for the next level.  

This year I decided to make my 8th graders  decorative, 

handmade journals as departing gifts.  

They were a hit!