Layla Henry- Fancy Free in 4th- Blog
Fancy Ideas for the Everyday Classroom
After months of prepartation, I am glad to say that Penny’s first birthday was a success! The Very Hungry Caterpillar theme was a perfect inspiration for food and decorations! So, for this week’s edition of Made it Monday, I am linking up with the talented Miss Tara to share this wonderful, fun-filled day- I made a party! These cuties were made… Read More
I want to extend a big, “THANK YOU”, to the four wonderful ladies who have nominated me for this award. Thank you to: Janie from Ins and Outs of 4th and 5th Grade, Diane from Teaching with Moxie, Emily from I love my Classroom, and Stephanie from Maestra Bilingue, I have loved getting to know you through your blogs! Here are the 7 random… Read More
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Happy International Blog Hopping Day!!! What a great idea! I linked up with Crystal from Kreative in Kinder for the Follow the Road to a Pot of Gold Link Up. This is my first freebie as a naivest blogger! Today I am sharing my Owl AR Trackers. I will be showing off the student ribbons that go with these AR trackers for next week’s Made… Read More
Happy Fourth of July to you all and Happy Anniversary to my sweet husband! I love being married to this man! He is supportive, loving, kind, patient and a wonderful father to our little lady. Today I am linking up with Kinder Kraziness for the combination of two things I love: blogging and Pinterest! Pinterest has given me so many great ideas… Read More
My brain is on overdrive as I think about the possibilities of this up and coming school year. I was literally laying in bed the other day at 6:30 AM thinking about my classroom theme, decorating, organizing, lesson planning! It is so easy to get carried away with spending money. Figuring out how to vamp up the classroom while not… Read More
Proud Masters in Education I met one of my best friends on the first day of my teaching credential program. We did our undergrad at the same university, but didn’t really become friends until we were in the student teacher trenches. We completed our Masters in Education together and even taught at the same school our very first year. Not… Read More
