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Where I Teach Wednesday

I have epic failed on teacher week thus far, but today I am ready to tackle Where I Teach Wednesday! 

So I decided to take you to work with me.  Wasn’t it a blast?

In case you don’t remember what we did, I will visually remind you…It’s ok, I am certified for helping you in all your special modalities.  I’ve got you covered. 

We started with our 30 minute morning commute…{kids in tow always}

It’s literally over the mountains and through the woods to my school.
…pulling into school  {738 kids enrolled}

Since you’ve seen my room pics {at nauseum} I decided to take you all round the school today to look at everyone else’s rooms and bulletin boards! 

This year our school wide theme is Wild About Learning…It’s not mandatory to put it into your decor or anything, but a lot of us incorporated it somehow.

                             4th Grade Mrs. Graham
2nd Grade Mrs. Wilson

                                                     

           4th Grade Mrs. Williams

                                                         

              3rd Grade  Mr. Herzog

    This is for math in 3rd grade.  Thought it was great!

          Check out the hand prints of all the former students
                                         

     3rd Grade Mrs. Wisdom  That tree is amazing!

 
Super cool teacher, mom, scout leader, bible studyer, community hero extraordinaire

        Brilliant space saver to put the computers here!

           My Shinny Shinn {Best Buddy}

      Our school counselor pretending to relax at work!
                        Mrs. Mickey

      Mrs. Mickey’s room (lunch table where she has lunch groups)

        Mrs. William’s 4th Grade with genius boy
          I may have a thing with the owl lantern pictured above.  Ok.  I am in love.
Check out the handwriting on these charts!!!!  That’s a teacher’s real handwriting and we have asked that she please have it made into a font.  Share.The.Love.
                                                   Hey look, it’s Swersty on a ladder!
                                                                  {my librarian}

                                                     More cuteness in second grade!

 This is the top of our hallway.  Inside is just a regular classroom, but it has the appearance of a log cabin in the old west.  We actually have a computer lab in here.  Pretty ironic if you ask me…but you didn’t. 

                                                         

 Alright…we had fun today didn’t we?  I didn’t get to show everyone by any means, this is just a tiny fraction of the entire place!!!  I couldn’t just walk around taking pictures all day.  I had to attend meetings and plan for Meet The Teacher Night.
  It’s tomorrow evening and I am SO ready to meet my new babies!!!
Here’s a little peek at my set up for tomorrow night…I made stations because last year instead of the families slowly trickling in…it was like a back to school blitz!  I was a wreck by the end of it trying to make sure everyone had done everything!

To grab these signs from my store {they are editable and available in different colors too} click here!
These parent tags will be hanging on cold water bottles.  They say parents like you are refreshing and they have a crystal light packet attached. 🙂

 The kids are getting the glow stick necklaces.  Both items have tags from Farley’s  Set!

Well this girl is going to cuddle up with the kids and enjoy one last responsibility-free night. 

Head over to blog hoppin for teacher week so I can go to school with you too!

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    7. ummm…mr. herzog??!!
      I'm just so jealous that you people OBVIOUSLY don't have a fire marshall…lol…we can't have ANYTHING in our rooms – ugh!!! we have a code that gets spread aorund the school and poeple hide their illegal rugs and pillows. haha!!
      hmmm….I'm really bummed that I don't teach at your school, with you (and maybe mr herzog and his bunk bed/couch/fire pit set up??) BUT over here in FL where I can go to the beach – wouldn't that be perfect?! I think so…ha!

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    8. YaY you . . . I want to come to Starzville!!! I'll take that amazing sunrise drive with you and your girl, I'll have lunch bunch with Mrs. Mickey . . . hang out with Swertzy in the library . . . and make a Crystal Lite toast . . .CHEERS to the new year! I use those packets as Character Crystals . . . I think I'll write about it next week.

      Blessings,

      Barbara
      The Corner On Character

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    11. This was a wonderful tour. Loved all the pictures of the rooms and bulletin boards. Your stations are a great idea. I always have parents arriving at many different times.

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    14. Okay, that was super fun!
      And seriously, Mrs. Wisdom???? And Mrs. Mickey??? REALLY? I am having last name envy so bad right now.
      Loved the tour – what a great idea!!!!!!
      Enjoy meet the teacher!!!

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    26. Hi Reagan,
      Found you through The Moffatt Girls:) Thanks for the tour of your school, must be such a great place to work. I can't get over your room. I want to be a student again….or send my son your way! I'd love for you to stop on over to my blog!
      Stacy
      Leading and Reading

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    27. Wow! I love the pics! I so wish that we could have other furniture (besides the school supplied) and fabrics in our classes. We can't have lamps, fabric, plants in our school. Nor we can hang things from the ceiling or have things posted within 12 inches of the ceiling. Your school is beautiful! Thanks for sharing. I am a new follower and can't wait to read more.
      Laura
      TIPS: Teach, Inspire, and Prepare Students

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    33. I just purchased the "meet the teacher" Editable table signs… but I am unable to add text to them! Doing something wrong?

      Nikki

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    35. Hello, I stumbled across your web page looking through clip art….what an amazing school…I would love to work there…you are very fortunate to have a creative and inspiring staff.

      Louise (Learning Support Officer – Special Ed)
      Australia

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    36. I love the meet the teacher idea! I'm going to try it out this year. I'm also mentioning it on my blog and referring readers to your store if that's OK. Teacherof20.blogspot.com

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