Showing posts with label It's my life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label It's my life. Show all posts

Saturday, July 27, 2013

Fun in the sun

Where have I been? I've been enjoying my last week as a free woman! Haha Well of you count the confines of my classroom free...
 
I went to The Color Run last weekend! Had a blast!! It was an amazing dance/walk/color fight party. I  stoked about next years!! If you have not heard of this 5k you should really check it out. www.thecolorrun.com
 
 
I've been working on my classroom like crazy! It looks so much better than the mess it was before. I am a little (ok A LOT) ocd with organization. My classroom library is complete! (Well I have to tape my labels onto my book bins.) My room looks great! I cannot wait to see the kids reactions on Thursday morning.

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

A Day in the Life of a Teacher

I've decided to join in with Jessica at Second Grade Nest in showing you what it's like to live the life of a teacher on summer vaca. So here is my life, the life of a second grade teacher!
 
 
 
7:00 am - Wake up call! I refuse to get up any earlier on my summer vacation! :) Up early to work out on the elliptical for 20 minutes, eat some breakfast, and get a little pampered with this hot pink nail polish!
 
 
9:00 am - Time to work in the classroom. Had to tutor a little guy and did some crazy organizing. I am getting a new math curriculum this year! WOOT WOOT! (*the rocket is a part of my behavior management system that I've almost finished!!)
 
 
12:00 - Driving an hour and 30 minutes to spend some time with the sister and some much needed retail therapy!!
 
 
6:00 pm - Spending some time with the husband at the farm.
 
 
8:00 pm - Very late dinner of my FAVORITE PIZZA from Dale's Pizza. (It really is the best there is!) Reading a non-teaching related book while sitting in my flower garden. Life cannot get any better than this!
 

Friday, June 21, 2013

Stitches and Glue

Tuesday I had surgery to help with some reproductive issues that I've been dealing with over the past five years. Thanks to my wonderful reproductive endocrinologist, I have been given hope that my husband and I will finally be able to have living, breathing, screaming, adorable children.

I am a bit sore from the procedure, but am looking forward to the future.

Since I've been down, I've been working on my behavior plan! Hope to have that up soon!