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Adventures of a 4th Grade Classroom
Adventures of a 4th Grade Classroom
Celebrating National Park Week with Free Lessons

Celebrating National Park Week with Free Lessons

Christmas Books to Make the Season Meaningful

Christmas Books to Make the Season Meaningful

Simple Ways to Celebrate St. Nicholas

Simple Ways to Celebrate St. Nicholas

Make Math Relevant with the National Parks

Make Math Relevant with the National Parks

Make Advent Meaningful for Your Students

Make Advent Meaningful for Your Students

A Guide for Creating a Successful Thanksgiving Prayer Service

A Guide for Creating a Successful Thanksgiving Prayer Service

5 Tips for Using Olympic National Park in the Classroom

5 Tips for Using Olympic National Park in the Classroom

Creative Ways to Celebrate the Saints with Young Learners

Creative Ways to Celebrate the Saints with Young Learners

Make All Saints’ Day More Impactful with Upper Elementary Students

Make All Saints’ Day More Impactful with Upper Elementary Students

7 Ways to Celebrate St. Francis of Assisi

7 Ways to Celebrate St. Francis of Assisi

5 Tips for Teaching with Great Smoky Mountains National Park

5 Tips for Teaching with Great Smoky Mountains National Park

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My teacher heart is heavy today.💔 This is my c My teacher heart is heavy today.💔 This is my classroom. It is a place of joy and learning. A place where friendships are formed and memories are made. A place that is often full of laughter and smiles. But today there were tears and there were lots of questions. Teaching the day after tragedy is becoming all too familiar to me. I’m ashamed to say I’ve never really taken action before, but I’ll be writing some letters this weekend and letting those in office how I, a veteran 4th grade teacher, feel about gun laws and mental health support. We need to make changes. To my fellow teachers in the classroom, I’m sending you all the love and positive thoughts to make it through these last days of school.❤️
The end of the year is quickly approaching! And if The end of the year is quickly approaching! And if you’re a Catholic school teacher, you probably need these new EOY awards, which are all tied to the saints!❤️ There are 25 different awards included and it includes color and BW printing, along with editable student name, teacher name, and date. Grab this today using the link in my bio! #endofyear #catholicschool #catholicschoolteacher #teachersofinstagram #catholicclassroom
10 years ago today my life was changed forever. 10 years ago today my life was changed forever. I had been teaching Iditarod for a few years and my students would write letters to mushers after the race. In 2012 a local musher, Pat Moon, participated in the race and my student Jack wrote to him. Jack put a PS in his letter and asked Pat if he would visit our class since he was from Chicago too. On May 11, 2012 I got a call from the school office telling me there was a musher in the office. I said, “You mean a letter from a musher?!” The school nurse replied back, “No, a musher. Pat Moon.” Soooo I ran into my partner teachers classroom and told her to get all the kids together in my room because, and I quote, “THERE IS A MUSHER! IN THE OFFICE!” The day was absolute magical. And Pat truly sparked a love of Iditarod and all things Alaska I didn’t know was possible. It was on this day that my goal to become Teacher on the Trail began, which then led to (now) 6 amazing trips to Alaska. It’s amazing how one day can change everything. ❤️ So grateful for all the friends I’ve met through Iditarod and for the experiences it has brought into my life. 🐾 #teachermoments #iditarod #iteach4th #iditarodedu #upperelementary #teacherlife
It’s been a little while since I visited my loca It’s been a little while since I visited my local library. In the last year it was completely renovated, so I took a long stroll threw the stacks today. It was good to be back! And I can’t wait to use the new study spaces this summer for some work and reading! What’s on your reading list this summer?📖☀️ #summerreading #summerreads #library #teacherlife
Are you a national park fan looking for a fun end Are you a national park fan looking for a fun end of the year project? In this fun and creative activity, your students will use their math, social studies, and writing skills to plan the perfect trip to a national park!🏕 In this 27 page packet students will brainstorm their trip, use graphic organizer to keep track of where they are staying and costs of activities, keep a daily journal about the trip and more! AND it includes activities for your early finishers!🎉 Learn more about this project using the link in my bio! #nationalparks #endofyearproject #upperelementary #iteach4th #nationalpark
Beautiful day at the @chicagobotanic for Mother’ Beautiful day at the @chicagobotanic for Mother’s Day. Also, sure to swipe right and check out the train garden and @yellowstonenps Seriously so cool. ❤️🌷 #motherday #yellowstonenationalpark #flowers #botanicalgardens
Are you a Catholic school teacher? If you are, mak Are you a Catholic school teacher? If you are, make sure you join my Facebook group because I created an exclusive collaborative poster just for my group! This poster will be released in the group tomorrow, so be sure you join today using the link in my bio!🎉 #catholic #catholicschoolteacher #catholicschool #catholicart #teacherappreciationweek
Just a little photo evidence to prove that, for th Just a little photo evidence to prove that, for the second month in a row, I had my classroom calendar updated on time! 🎉 That is all! #teacherlife #teachergram #calendar #upperelementary #proudofmyself
I’m sure First Communion is just around the corn I’m sure First Communion is just around the corner for many 2nd graders at Catholic schools!🙏🏼 This fun glyph is a great way to have the students commemorate the day. Check it out using the link in my bio! #firstcommunion #catholic #catholicschool #iteach2nd #catholicschoolteacher

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My teacher heart is heavy today.💔This is my classroom. It is a place of joy and learning. A place where friendships are formed and memories are made. A place that is often full of laughter and smiles.But today there were tears and there were lots of questions.Teaching the day after tragedy is becoming all too familiar to me. I’m ashamed to say I’ve never really taken action before, but I’ll be writing some letters this weekend and letting those in office how I, a veteran 4th grade teacher, feel about gun laws and mental health support. We need to make changes. To my fellow teachers in the classroom, I’m sending you all the love and positive thoughts to make it through these last days of school.❤️ ... See MoreSee Less

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The end of the year is quickly approaching! And if you’re a Catholic school teacher, you probably need these new EOY awards, which are all tied to the saints!❤️There are 25 different awards included and it includes color and BW printing, along with editable student name, teacher name, and date. www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/End-of-the-Year-Awards-Catholic-Saint-Themed-8072619#endofyear #catholicschool #catholicschoolteacher #teachersofinstagram #catholicclassroom ... See MoreSee Less

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10 years ago today my life was changed forever. I had been teaching Iditarod for a few years and my students would write letters to mushers after the race. In 2012 a local musher, Pat Moon, participated in the race and my student Jack wrote to him. Jack put a PS in his letter and asked Pat if he would visit our class since he was from Chicago too. On May 11, 2012 I got a call from the school office telling me there was a musher in the office. I said, “You mean a letter from a musher?!”The school nurse replied back, “No, a musher. Pat Moon.”Soooo I ran into my partner teachers classroom and told her to get all the kids together in my room because, and I quote, “A MUSHER IS IN THE OFFICE!” The day was absolute magical. And Pat truly sparked a love of Iditarod and all things Alaska I didn’t know was possible. It was on this day that my goal to become Teacher on the Trail began, which then led to (now) 6 amazing trips to Alaska.It’s amazing how one day can change everything. ❤️ So grateful for all the friends I’ve met through Iditarod and for the experiences it has brought into my life. 🐾#teachermoments #iditarod #iteach4th #iditarodedu #upperelementary #teacherlife ... See MoreSee Less

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Are you a national park fan looking for a fun end-of-the-year project? In this fun and creative activity, your students will use their math, social studies, and writing skills to plan the perfect trip to a national park!🏕In this 27-page packet, students will brainstorm their trip, use graphic organizers to keep track of where they are staying and the costs of activities, keep a daily journal about the trip, and more! AND it includes activities for your early finishers!🎉www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/National-Park-Road-Trip-Project-Based-Learning-5542253#nationalparks #endofyearproject #upperelementary #iteach4th #nationalpark ... See MoreSee Less

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  • Inspire your students by using Olympic National Park as a teaching tool. This is a great cross-curricular topic that will keep your student engaged and wanting to learn more. The national parks are great for upper elementary grades including 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade.
  • Make math come to life with real world word problems. Use the national parks to review addition, subtraction, multiplication, and long division for 4th grade and 5th grade students. Great for an extension activity and for your early finishers.
  • Use Great Smoky Mountains National Park across your curriculum this school year. Learn how to use the park in your classroom with my 5 easy tips! Great for 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade. Upper elementary students will be highly engaged when you use the national parks!
  • Inspire your students by using Olympic National Park as a teaching tool. This is a great cross-curricular topic that will keep your student engaged and wanting to learn more. The national parks are great for upper elementary grades including 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade.
  • Hook your students with the national parks! Using the national parks in your classroom is a fun, cross-curricular activity that will motivate students and keep them engaged. And you can have them earn a Junior Ranger badge in the process. Learn more about using the parks in your classroom here!
  • Make math come to life with real world word problems. Use the national parks to review addition, subtraction, multiplication, and long division for 4th grade and 5th grade students. Great for an extension activity and for your early finishers.
  • Use Great Smoky Mountains National Park across your curriculum this school year. Learn how to use the park in your classroom with my 5 easy tips! Great for 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade. Upper elementary students will be highly engaged when you use the national parks!
  • Looking to increase your student engagement? Then it's time to hype up your lessons. Go from simply introducing a topic to have students cheer for you as you pass out the assignment or activity! Check out a few ways to hype your lessons for your 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade classroom!
  • Inspire your students by using Olympic National Park as a teaching tool. This is a great cross-curricular topic that will keep your student engaged and wanting to learn more. The national parks are great for upper elementary grades including 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade.

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