We used Snowflake to review mapping skills this past week. Since my handwriting is quite noticeable, I had Mr. R write instead. Ms....

As I previously blogged about, my giant map from my previous blog,  Project Postcard NV , will be returning to my classroom this year. ...

Now that it's summer break, I have time to reflect upon yet another year in the classroom.  This year was my most challenging yet and fo...

We started using the expository nonfiction writing unit in Being a Writer, but it simply wasn't meeting our needs. This week is read...

As stated in a few prior posts, I don't have anything in my TpT store that I wouldn't and haven't used in my own classroom.  Ev...

We've been working on aerial maps in science: We learned about political and physical maps.  We looked at keys and clarified...

We've been studying land forms for a few weeks now in science.  We've learned all about different types of maps, made several differ...

It's Friday We will celebrate the little things in life. Here are our updated anchor charts for roots and affixes. Here i...

We've talked a lot about notebooks this year. In science, we've been studying land forms, geography, earth and space.  We s...

I love teaching about maps and science/social studies.  Here are some great resources I stumbled upon while researching this summer. Th...

I might be the rare one here, but I love teaching geography, history, government and really anything to do with maps.  My grade level happi...