Organization for me is a necessity. Call it Type A or OCD, regardless of the nametag I seriously cannot function without it both in the classroom and out of it! I'm a visual kind of girl--I need to see it all laid out and have what I need right at my fingertips. Whether it's organizing my classroom materials for the week, having a routine for collecting papers or passing out manipulatives, or even ... Read More about Staying Organized with Erin Condren
You’ve Got to PROVE IT! {a FUN song to show understanding!}
Hi my name is Becca Foxwell and I like to sing. It's true. And as a result my kids sing. Everyday. We are constantly incorporating music into our learning! My love of music is not the only reason I utilize it in the classroom. There are so many benefits to integrating music into your classroom--but more on that to come in future posts. :) Today's song is all about FUN and is also all about ... Read More about You’ve Got to PROVE IT! {a FUN song to show understanding!}
The Power of Appreciation
Words have power. We talk a lot about this in first grade as we learn to be respectful--treating others the way that you want to be treated. Being respectful also just so happens to be the 2nd rule in our classroom: Words can build up or they can tear others down. When we talked about words that show respect and build others up, my students decided that "Thank you" is a very powerful ... Read More about The Power of Appreciation
Appreciation Gift Tags! {Set 1-Miscellaneous Gift Tags}
Who doesn't love receiving a thoughtful gift?! A little gift can truly make someone's whole day! If you follow me on Instagram or Facebook then you heard about my latest product (and hopefully entered into winning a copy before you could buy it)! I love giving gifts and showing people how much I appreciate them! And a cute tag attached to a gift is like a warm hug from ... Read More about Appreciation Gift Tags! {Set 1-Miscellaneous Gift Tags}
Using Table Leaders to Build Leadership Skills
Students need to be equipped with skills to succeed and one of the areas that I love helping students grow in is in leadership skills. One of the ways that I build leadership skills in my classroom is by utilizing table leaders. If you haven't used this idea before, I hope that today's post will help! Managing papers and materials can be a hassle and oh so time consuming. I remember ... Read More about Using Table Leaders to Build Leadership Skills
Embracing Spring Fever
It was almost 80 degrees on Monday! 80 degrees felt so heavenly compared to the bitter cold winter we are still recovering from. My hubby and I went to visit family over the Easter weekend and we got inches of snow on Easter! Inches people!! Yes this would have been wonderful in December, but it's April! Not cool winter! Not cool! Ever feel the need to want to have the whole sharing talk with ... Read More about Embracing Spring Fever
Easter Gift Tag FREEBIE
Happy Sunday! I know that some of you are coming off of or heading into Spring Break, but if you are like me we still have 4 days of school this week before enjoying Easter break! So today I am stopping by to share a little freebie that I made for my students and co-workers for this Easter! I love giving gifts--it's one of my main love languages! I think it is so important for people to know ... Read More about Easter Gift Tag FREEBIE
Hundreds Chart More Or Less Shuffle Song & Freebie
Music and movement are a powerful tool for our students to remember and understand concepts! If your students are struggling with the 1 less, 1 more, 10 less, or 10 more skill on the hundreds chart, then you are going to love using this Hundreds Chart More Or Less Shuffle! Hundreds Chart More Or Less Shuffle When my students were having a difficult time understanding how to use the ... Read More about Hundreds Chart More Or Less Shuffle Song & Freebie
Easy Tip for Hanging Student Work in the Classroom!
I LOVE hanging student work! It is so important for our students to feel pride and ownership of their work! My mom used to always hang our work on our refrigerator at home, but since my classroom doesn't have a refrigerator, I had to create my own place to hang "fridge-worthy" work! I don't have much wall space in my current classroom, so I decided to use the middle bulletin boards on my closet ... Read More about Easy Tip for Hanging Student Work in the Classroom!
Organizing and Managing Listening Center
One of my students favorite centers to go to is listening center!! While my students are at their centers they are working on and practicing targeted skills in independence while I work with students in small groups. Time is precious in the classroom and interruptions during small group instruction greatly hinder learning when "small" issues arise at centers. It becomes imperative that for ... Read More about Organizing and Managing Listening Center
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