It’s that time of the week…when teachers all over the place disappear for hours on end to prepare lesson plans and amazing lessons for their students. The time of the week when the internet nearly collapses from teachers browsing Pinterest for ideas and downloading products from Teachers Pay Teachers! It is Schedulin’ Sunday!
This week my Schedulin’ Sunday will be short and sweet! Because the fiancee’ and I decided we would do what any smart couple does 3 weeks from their wedding…we planned a trip out of town. For three days. We’re leaving Tuesday morning at 4:30 a.m. Yes. 4:30 a.m. to head to Chicago for 3 days. The reason: Vogue. Strike A Pose. We’re going to see Madonna!!!!! I am super excited. But also hate the fact we’re going to be gone for 3 days 2 weeks from our wedding. CRAZY. But wait, we also decided that was’t enough…so here’s our next 2.5 weeks: friends over for dinner tonight (I’m making chicken parmesean!!), Chicago this week, my birthday party Friday, Saturday is the Warrior Dash, a spa party and a food truck festival (15 food trucks!) in our neighborhood. Sunday is another wedding shower! And then a wedding and a honeymoon! Guess what we’re doing in October, November and December? NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And now here is a very abbreviated Schedulin Sunday! Sorry it isn’t as exciting and inspiring and motivating as my usual Sunday post! I hope you find something useful anyways!
This week is letter T! We will make a tongue hat and learn the T sound. which means you will see me in another funny hat! We will be focusing on writing lists this week during writing. Monday we are making a list of rules for when we have a substitute! The rest of the week is: foods we make from apples, field trip rules and list of things we know about apples.
We are also learning position words in math. We’re going to use the book Rosie’s Walk as the basis of our position word study. After reading the book, we will make this cute craftivity I found at First Grade Parade! We will also be using our Legos and ourselves to identify positions. And my sub will be introducing apples and doing some introductory apple activities so when I return next week we can have a great apple unit!
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3 comments
Hey Greg – wanted to let you know that your alphabet slideshow was a hit with my kiddos AND it helped me identify that a lot of them learned that B says /buh/, V says /vuh/ and K says /kuh/ etc. Picture me beating my head against the wall! Needless to say, we will be using that powerpoint daily until we all learn the PROPER letter sounds! Thanks!
Jennifer @ Herding Kats in Kindergarten (and 1st Grade!)”
So I realize this has very little to do with much of your post, but I just got really excited about one little snippet of it! The WARRIOR DASH! Have you done it before? I'm doing my first one next month when it makes it's way to sunny California! Good luck with all of your adventures this week!
Thanks for the picture sort!
Lisa
The Lower Elementary Cottage
Mmmm, tacos sound yummy right now. LOL can you tell I am hungry? 😛
My team mate just read Rosie's Walk and did a similar lesson with there ELL kids. 🙂
Sounds like another action packed week. Have fun at the concert.
M
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