This week I was busy, but I didn't mind because.....
It's Spring Break!
Tonight I am linking up with Amanda from Teaching Maddeness for
1. The one thing that took most of my time was my little girl. She's only 11 months old and she has a terrible cold. It's so hard with little ones because they can't tell you what is wrong. I'm so glad it is spring break so she can rest and get better. I stayed home with her on Monday and Thursday. I love surprise days at home with my girls.
Here she is on a better day.
2. Emergency Sub Plans - I was so glad that this was the first year I put together emergency sub plans. It was an entire days worth of work for the sub and I didn't even have to go into school. Of course, now I have to change them, but I don't mind.
3. Last Saturday we had the family birthday party for my now four year old daughter. Her gift was a night with just mom and dad at a hotel with a pool. It was a busy but fun weekend. These are some of the awesome cupcakes that my husband made for her.
4. I finally finished making my informational text and literature foldables. I loved using them this week with my students for reading. We added them to our reading journals. It gives the kids a great way to organize their thinking and they are all aligned to the common core.
I'm really looking forward to this week with my girls. We don't really have any plans and I am fine with that.
Who else just started spring break? Do you have any plans?
Have a great weekend.
I am your newest follower and found you through Amanda's linky:) I just love your informational text foldables!
ReplyDelete~Holly
Fourth Grade Flipper
I just started to follow you too. I can't wait for your Thursday Linky Party!
DeleteI have another week to go before I'm on Spring Break! Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteMy Kinder-Garden
Thanks Crystal!
DeleteJust found your blog through Christy's giveaway! I started spring break yesterday! Same for me, no plans, but that's ok-I have lots of house/school projects to do! I'm your newest follower!
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Head Over Heels For Teaching