(fyi if you click on the button above it will take you to the original post where the links to all the posts in this series can be found) Time for installment number two of our classroom organization tips series. Every organized teacher knows that you need to have some way to organize your lesson […]
using shoe holders to store calculators and other supplies
(click on the button above to see links to all the classroom organization posts) Ok, so here’s the first installment of my classroom organization series! Yippee!! Today we’re going to talk about how to organize and store student supplies (i.e. the things the students need on a regular basis); one of my secrets being to […]
classroom organization tips
A friend of mine recently requested that I do a series about classroom organization and since I love to organize things, I was happy to oblige! In case you are a new reader, here is a little background you may want to know: I taught high school math for two full years and part of […]
August block of the month
After a weekend full of canning tomatoes, tomato sauce, and green beans, I had a bit of a break yesterday and got to spend my Sunday afternoon working on my quilt. I completed my August quilt blocks and, as with every month, I’m already wishing I knew what September’s would be so I could get […]
honey whole-wheat sandwich bread (no bread machine needed)
Since starting our real food challenge, I’ve been trying to make as much of our food from scratch as possible. I’ve made things like tortillas, biscuits, pizza sauce, pasta sauce, and salsa. Most of the recipes I use have come from Lisa at 100 Days of Real Food. I also wanted to try making our […]