We go until June 5th, which is a half day for kids. I do different themes/activities for my class the last week or so. I started today. This year I'm doing... Beach Day, Disney day, Park Day, Spirit Day (schoolwide, inflatable bouncy houses), Splash Day, and Game Day.
I have Splash Day scheduled for Monday, but it's saying a chance of storms on Monday. My rain date is Tuesday, but that has a chance of storms, too. I'm almost wondering if I should move it to the afternoon of Spirit Day. My kids are super excited about it, and they'd be bummed if they didn't get to do it. I'll give it a couple more days to see if things change in the forecast.
The only day this week that would be warm enough would be Friday, but we don't have our schedule for Spirit Day yet. I'm waiting on that, too.Sounds like a fun last week. Based on the shuffling we had to do because of rain, and this was the only day we could do the service activities, I say move the water day to a day you know has a good forecast. Hope the rest of your school year goes well.
So yeah, watching the penultimate episode of Young Sheldon 15 hours before my BIL’s funeral visitation may not have been my smartest move.
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Something to do with the not legal in all 50 states herb???????????????
I decided to move Splash Day to tomorrow. The news this morning said next Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday are alert days. There will be a couple systems moving in, and they won't know exactly what days/times will be affected until the weekend. I figured better safe than sorry.
That just means a lot more extra prep tonight. I'm exhausted. I've been running around all day, and I've been running around since I got home. A lot of it for the end of year rush.
I just finished putting together my end of year gifts for my students. I take a picture of myself with each student. Then I print them off for cheap at Walgreens and put them in a cheap frame. It costs about $1.50-$1.75 per student. It's small, but the kids love it. This is my third year doing it.Sounds like a good idea to move it. Better to get it in for the kids then have to cancel.
Today was our last day (well 1/2 day) with the students. It was beautiful outside so after locker clean out we all went outside for games (wiffleball, capture the flag, football, and some kids just hung out. We also have a creek that runs behind our school so some kids brought fishing equipment and had a little catch and release fishing contest. Now just one more teacher work day and then some relaxation time.
I just finished putting together my end of year gifts for my students. I take a picture of myself with each student. Then I print them off for cheap at Walgreens and put them in a cheap frame. It costs about $1.50-$1.75 per student. It's small, but the kids love it. This is my third year doing it.
Over the summer, a parent sent me a video. They were redecorating her son's room, as they had to make room for a new baby on the way. She said they finished decorating everything, and at the very end he had to put his own touch on it. She zoomed in on the photo of us sitting on a shelf above his bed.
I saw the idea on Instagram, and I thought it was really neat.That is very sweet of you. That's also the kind of gift that parents will make sure is displayed at high school graduation parties and something the student can look back on and remember their super cool teacher!
Ding ding ding.Bubble blowers
Yeah, you don’t mess with those things.@JenniferS -- Good to know that if your car ever breaks down, you can still get transportation to work or home.
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Funerals are good for reminding you who and what is important in your life, just as much as who and what is not.
They’re also pretty good for giving you monster sinus headaches that don’t respond to Advil or 23-minute naps.
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