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Showing posts with label back to school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label back to school. Show all posts
Monday, September 3, 2012
Friday, July 20, 2012
To Do...soon
I linked up with Fabulous Fourth Grade Froggies for her Back to School To Do List Linky.

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Sunday, August 14, 2011
License Plate Glyph
Hi blog friends! I'm Marlene from I Heart Teaching Elementary. I am excited to be joining Me and My Gang as part of the Third Grade Lounge. I love collaborating with other teachers and finding new ideas to use in my classroom. This will be my 9th year teaching and I've been in third for all of it. I really enjoy this age and can't imagine teaching any other grade.
For my first post, I'd like to share an activity I will be doing on Tuesday which is the first day of school. One of the activities I will be doing is a license plate glyph. I start off by reading the book Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes.
It's a great book that teaches about not caring what others think and loving your name even if it's a little different. After I read it aloud and discuss the theme, the kids complete the license plate glyph. I got the glyph from Education World. After they are all finished, we share them and I put them up on display. The license plate is in word so that it is able to be changed. So I provided the link to education world. Here is an example of the info you can include on yours.
Name Glyph Key
License Plate Template
For my first post, I'd like to share an activity I will be doing on Tuesday which is the first day of school. One of the activities I will be doing is a license plate glyph. I start off by reading the book Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes.
It's a great book that teaches about not caring what others think and loving your name even if it's a little different. After I read it aloud and discuss the theme, the kids complete the license plate glyph. I got the glyph from Education World. After they are all finished, we share them and I put them up on display. The license plate is in word so that it is able to be changed. So I provided the link to education world. Here is an example of the info you can include on yours.
Name Glyph Key
License Plate Template
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Saturday, August 13, 2011
Hello and Welcome!
Hi everybody! It's Dana from 3rd Grade Gridiron. Welcome to Me and My Third Grade Gang! Being a part of this great blog is an amazing opportunity! It is absolutely incredible how teacher blogs offer fabulous resources and ideas as well as support each other. I'm more than thrilled to be a part of that collaboration.
A little background info about me:
- I live/work about 20 minutes outside of Atlanta.
- This is my 8th year teaching (I taught 1st grade for six years; this is my second year teaching 3rd grade)
- I started blogging a little less than a year ago (besides the children, blogging has renewed my love and passion for teaching; the collaboration and support from other bloggers is unbelievable!)
- I'm an organization freak! Everything must in the correct binder, basket, or drawer. And not to mention everything is labeled. My friends call it OCD. I guess I'm ok with that. :)
To help get us started, I want to share a back-to-school activity I created. A coworker shared something similar with me this past week, but my kids wanted more! You can download them by clicking on the pics.
A little background info about me:
- I live/work about 20 minutes outside of Atlanta.
- This is my 8th year teaching (I taught 1st grade for six years; this is my second year teaching 3rd grade)
- I started blogging a little less than a year ago (besides the children, blogging has renewed my love and passion for teaching; the collaboration and support from other bloggers is unbelievable!)
- I'm an organization freak! Everything must in the correct binder, basket, or drawer. And not to mention everything is labeled. My friends call it OCD. I guess I'm ok with that. :)
To help get us started, I want to share a back-to-school activity I created. A coworker shared something similar with me this past week, but my kids wanted more! You can download them by clicking on the pics.
Enjoy!
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