We've been in NC for not quite 2 years, so last summer was my first trip back home. And even though I LOVE living here, I have to admit, I felt a little teary (sniff, sniff) crossing back over the Illinois/Wisconsin border and seeing the big 'Wisconsin Welcomes You' sign. "I'm Home!!!"
Anyway, bright and early
I can't wait to see my brother...he's one of my favorite people in the whole world. I just love him! He lets us stay with him in the beautiful old farm house that he completely gutted and renovated...he's a very talented guy!
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I talked with my teaching partner today (who is awesome btw...can't wait to start working with her!)and we're setting up a time to get together and talk about procedures and routines in our classrooms. At our school, I have the 5th grade homeroom and she's got 4th; I'll teach 4th/5th ELA and SS, and she'll teach 4th/5th Math and Science. Everything I've read says that things go smoother with the kids if you both have similar procedures, routines, behavior management, etc. If any of you have any advice for us, or things that worked well in a similar situation, I'd love to hear about it!
Now I've got to go catch a few ZZZZ's before it's time to load everyone into the trusty old minivan.
Have a great trip!
ReplyDelete-Lisa
Grade 4 Buzz
Safe travels and hope you have a wonderful trip!!
ReplyDeleteA Tall Drink of Water
Have a great time. I feel like that sometimes when I go up to Connecticut to visit. There ar definitely things I miss but I love living in Atlanta.
ReplyDeleteHeather
room 4 imagination