Keeping Up With Kirbys

Ohhhh....I'm so excited to share my newest LOVE with you.  FONTS!!  I love fonts...and I've made some to share.   You can stop by my TPT store to pick them up.  I've linked up with TBA so stop by for more freebies. Have a SWEET day!!

This post will truly be a little of this and a little of that so stay with me.  As much as I don't want to share this.........it's a must.  It's too funny and terrible not to share.  So let me give you the sweet and sassy of it. The Sweet: Word Wall Celebrations { click here }are a great way to get the kids moving and using their entire body to memorize these difficult words.  The kids LOVE this time each week. The Sassy: Although, you are witnessing nice handwriting, this child's partner did NOT follow directions.  This poor girl has the word "child" written on her shirt.  UGH!!---The celebration was called  back tracer.  We traced the sight word with OUR FINGERS on a partner's back.  Well, everyone except her sweet partner.  He decided to use a marker. What?!?!  The word we were practicing was actually "children" I noticed what he was doing at about the "child" point.  At least he spelled it correctly. :( Do you ...

We did it and it was "GREAT"!!  Let me just tell you...first week of school is CAH.RA.ZY.  Now, add a student teacher in the mix.  Her sole purpose for observing this week was to see the craziness of "the first week of school".  Okay, you want crazy......I can show you crazy.  At one point during the week I asked her "Have a gone to the restroom today?"  Poor girl, she looked at me and said "ummmm, no".  BUT I'm sure she went straight home and checked her manual to make sure she wasn't supposed to keep up with my restroom breaks. The kids came in the first day with a Play-doh activity waiting for them.  Second graders LOVE play-doh too.  It was a great way to keep them busy while I gathered supplies and greeted parents.  You can pick it up { here }. We learned the expectations of working with math tools.  We sorted construction paper, they LOVE doing this.  It's a great activity to promote teamwork AND it works ...