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Tag Archives: thank you
Sunshine Blogger Award
A big thank you to Annika Perry for my Sunshine Blogger Award Nomination. If I can be a ray of sunshine to a fellow blogger, that in itself is a tremendous thing. While I am not a participant in awards, … Continue reading
The Mentor – From Classroom, to Blogging, and To Gloria
Many years ago an outstanding consultant, Marcia Hebert, came into school to help teachers with their classrooms and environment. We were all so focused on the children that the classroom itself was often overlooked. Teachers weren’t seeing their rooms through … Continue reading
Evening Sky
Thank you, Mother Nature. Your evening sky is glorious. Tomorrow I will show the children in my class. We will count your colors and talk about the sky. I wonder what the questions and stories will be. Jennie
A Note Of Thanks
Dear Allie, Yes, we have had two wonderful years together. You have a gigantic heart. You are Gloria’s BFF. You adore chapter reading. I love you. Jennie
Blog Award
One Lovely Blog Award I have been nominated for this award by Charles French at https://charlesfrenchonwordsreadingandwriting.wordpress.com. Thank you very much for this honor, Charles. If you have not yet visited his blog, please do so. He is an English Professor and … Continue reading
