Saturday, December 5, 2015. I love everything about this time of year.

Wednesday, August 12, 2015. We had a blast! The teacher in me definitely came out, because Seuss Landing was one of my favorite areas of the park! It was just SO stinking cute! I snapped the picture below to share with you. What is it called? Leave y.

Saturday, August 15, 2015. As a matter of fact, once you start making these phone calls and hearing their responses, you might get CRAZY and make a few calls! Took on a leadership role. Helped you or a classmate.

How to Turn Social Media Addiction into Classroom Learning! Historically, I have used Pinterest as a way to find new ideas for my Middle School classes. Generally, I find an idea that I like, pin it, and then tweak it to suit my students. Now I have been thinking that I will use it to entice my social media addicted students into learning by creating boards for my students to use. What kinds of boards, you ask? Follow Mrs.

Friday, August 14, 2015. I hope it fits! Our schoo.

Tuesday, March 3, 2015. I wanted to share something that my kids create every year. And had them glue the sentences on top before they had to draw a literal example of it. Have a wonderful day! I Love My Classroom.

Thursday, October 30, 2014. Just popping in to tell you that I am having a Halloween Sale over at my tpt. Just click on the pic to head on over. Friday, August 15, 2014. Yikes! I have one week left before I get too meet my new first graders. So it is now crunch time! I have been busy at work in my classroom so I have a few pictures to share with you. Here is my student classwork board. I am in love with it. My friends over at Instagram helped me with the title and it looks amazing! Dont fo.

Follow this blog with bloglovin. The Ordinary to Extraordinary Classroom. Welcome to the Ordinary to Extraordinary Classroom. Sit back, strap on your seat belt and join me on my roller coaster ride of ups and downs as a Special Education Teacher. As we adventure together, I plan to share printables, stimulating activities, and hopefully fresh ideas with you.

Sunday, December 7, 2014. How much air can your lungs hold? This is what my seventh graders investigated on Thursday. They took a deep breath, and blew that one breath into a balloon, measured the diameter, and used a graph to convert CM to L. They loved it! Here are some pictures of my crazy kids, who posed just for you guys! Blowing up his balloon. He wanted to make a funny face. Finding the diameter of the balloon. I am in the process of uploading this to TPT if you want to do this lab.