Have to do:
Yesterday, I had a great time riding along the Virginia Creeper Trail with friends. If you've never done this, I highly recommend it! It's a beautiful trail and the upper portion of the 34 mile trail is an easy ride for beginners and experienced cyclists alike. Here are a few pictures I took on the trail.
As usual, my lesson planning for the week is not completed and I have to spend some of my Sunday getting that done. At least I've got a pretty good idea of what I'm doing. Now I just have to type it up so it makes sense and I can remember what I'm doing each day. I also need to get a few copies run in the morning. If only I didn't procrastinate so much!
On Thursday, our second graders will be visiting a botanical garden to learn about pollinators as part of our life cycle unit. It should be a great day. I always have a lot of anxiety about field trips, though. Last year, I had the lovely experience of having a child get motion sickness. Frantically finding and holding a paper bag as a student barfs is not something I care to repeat anytime soon. I'm hoping this trip will be uneventful. Keep your fingers crossed for me.
Hope to do:
I'm already taking notes for next year. I'm writing a blog post about our favorite chapter book read alouds from this year. I gave my students a survey and asked them to rate the books and give me some feedback about their favorites. I hope to have the post finished and up by Wednesday of this week.
Grading, ugh. One of my least favorite things to do as a teacher. I'm trying really hard not to get behind this quarter, so I am making myself a schedule to grade papers three days this week.
Happy to do:
Well, I promised you a FREEBIE, so here it is. I'm working on a new Poem of the Week product. I've been writing a lot of new poems to include in the product and one of them is about Earth Day. Since Earth Day is this Wednesday, I thought some other teachers might be interested in having a copy. Click here to download.
That's it for this week. Don't forget to visit the other great bloggers to read about their Sunday Scoop.
Until next time,
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