Well, I sure hope that everyone is officially on Thanksgiving break now. I couldn’t believe how many teachers had to teach all three days this week.
I think that’s really rude.
If you ask me.
Just saying.
I haven’t been doing a whole lot of anything which is just the way I like to spend my breaks. Lots of time with Murphie, and long walks, and the park, and reading, and making Steve take time off, too. We’ve been cooking and eating and drinking wine and we’re into a new show called Suits. It’s really good – I recommend it if you’re looking for something new.
In the meantime, I finished up Write the Room – Digraphs Edition! We had just touched on beginning digraphs before break. All of them. At the same time. Sh, Ch, Th, Wh.
Our curriculum believes we’re big first graders now, and it’s practically Winter Break, and we’re capable of learning at rigorous levels which, by the way, I believe, too, because my kids knocked it out of the park.
Even my struggling learners know which two letters make which sounds. I was throughly impressed.
Shocked.
Thrilled.
Cheery.
Whamdizzled!
See what I did there? I used a digraph for each one of my feelings.
Turns out I learn at rigorous levels of learning too.
Whatever that means.
So any who . . .
Glindathgd says
Love Suits!!! Good find!
MissCoffey says
Love the freebie! Thank you! And I totally support the mixing of the digraphs. My kiddos would totally "cheat" if there was only one per activity. Haha. Love suits! It's so binge-worthy! Enjoy your Thanksgiving!
Holly says
Well this post has me whamchashazzled! HA!
Love ya, lady!
Kathy says
I am "thankful" for this freebie! It will be perfect for my higher kinders. :0)
~Kathy
Sabrina de Beer says
I want to thank you for sending sheets of blends