Hey! Follow this link to find a classroom tour that is on my website! http://www.adsit.net/Download_Files/Classroom%20Layout%20Description%20Sept%2030.pdf
Super cute rugs that create such a homey atmosphere for students to come in and relax and learn! Love how close you and your daughter are! My mom was an 8th grade core teacher for 30 + years and now mentors new teachers. I LOVE when she comes to my classroom. The kids know me as Ms. Chako and my mom as MRS. Chako (yes, they make sure to emphasize the Mrs.) So stinkin cute! She mentors me and is a wealth of teacher wisdom and knowledge. Love your blog and you two are such an adorable mother daughter pair. Thanks for sharing a window in to your classroom!
Love your room! How fun for the kids! I have a question for Kim. Do you know if the I teach K conference will address the new TK program in CA next year. Transitional Kindergarten - young kids that don't make the cut off of Nov.2 will still be provided with a program in the public schools. TK is going to have a special curriculum and training. I might be the teacher at my school to have the young ones, and wanted to seek out training and advice. Thanks, Tonia mrsvento.blogspot tvento1313@msn.com
I love the atmosphere of your classroom. I was just wondering if you had read any research that made you make the decision to get rid of individual tables. Do you find that they miss working at a table?
Kim is a retired kindergarten teacher! She taught kindergarten for 30 years and now works as a national presenter. Now that she is retired, she spends her time volunteering in Meagn's room. When she isn't working at Megan's school, she loves to garden and spend time with her family. She and Andy, her husband, have two children, Megan, who is married to Nick, and Tyler, who is married to Ginny. That also have a beagle named Katie Ann. Megan followed in her mom's footsteps and is also a kindergarten teacher. She loves building relationsips with her kiddos and their families. When she isn't teaching, she enjoys spending time with her family. She is married to Nick. They enjoy all the GA sports teams! She and Nick have a miniature dachshund named Lily Grace.
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I'd love more info about this - where you teach whole-group lessons, etc. Maybe a classroom tour??? :)
Hey! Follow this link to find a classroom tour that is on my website!
http://www.adsit.net/Download_Files/Classroom%20Layout%20Description%20Sept%2030.pdf
Super cute rugs that create such a homey atmosphere for students to come in and relax and learn! Love how close you and your daughter are! My mom was an 8th grade core teacher for 30 + years and now mentors new teachers. I LOVE when she comes to my classroom. The kids know me as Ms. Chako and my mom as MRS. Chako (yes, they make sure to emphasize the Mrs.) So stinkin cute! She mentors me and is a wealth of teacher wisdom and knowledge. Love your blog and you two are such an adorable mother daughter pair. Thanks for sharing a window in to your classroom!
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Love your room! How fun for the kids!
I have a question for Kim. Do you know if the I teach K conference will address the new TK program in CA next year. Transitional Kindergarten - young kids that don't make the cut off of Nov.2 will still be provided with a program in the public schools. TK is going to have a special curriculum and training.
I might be the teacher at my school to have the young ones, and wanted to seek out training and advice.
Thanks,
Tonia
mrsvento.blogspot
tvento1313@msn.com
I love your classroom! It is so inviting! I'm going to look out for cute rugs and furniture this summer! Thanks for the inspiration!
❁Bethany❁
Learning is a Journey
I love the atmosphere of your classroom. I was just wondering if you had read any research that made you make the decision to get rid of individual tables. Do you find that they miss working at a table?
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