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Classroom Photos
Teachers LOVE to look around in other teachers' classrooms so we are showcasing some examples that capture the results of planning, hard work and the organizational skills of members of the Teachers.Net community in a digital photo album.
This month we are featuring the classroom of Alison Taylor, a Richland Elementary 3rd grade teacher in Gibsonia, PA...
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Barb Erickson
Apple Seeds for November
The merit in action lies in finishing it to the end. ~ Genghis Khan...
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Ron Victoria
Today Is...
November is . . .
International Drum Month,
Peanut Butter Lover's Month,
and
Slaughter Month...
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A Poem for November
The Inward Morning
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Henry David Thoreau
Packed in my mind lie all the clothes
Which outward nature wears,
And in its fashion's hourly change
It all things else repairs...
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Featured Schools
November's Featured Schools are;
Suzanne Middle School,
Loganville K-2 Primary School,
and
Alma Middle School...
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Goose/TX
Reading, Writing, Zip-Locks, and "The Rest of Us"
During my public school years, if those bumper stickers about a son or daughter being on the honor roll would had been around, my parents wouldn't have had a reason to purchase one on my account...
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Classroom Chuckles
Once when I was teaching the "ar" sound I gave examples like car and star. One of my little Texans said "I know one...arn". Because I didn't quite get it, I asked him to use it in a sentence and he said, "My mom arns the clothes."...
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