This is my first link up with Farley’s Currently. I am excited to be part of the mix, but I am
a couple of days late.
Listening – to absolute
quiet and loving it. Where I live the neighborhood
children are outside playing all day when the weather is nice. While I love that they are outside and not
locked in their rooms with the latest technology in their hand; I love having some
quiet time in my room.
Loving – that there
are only two weeks left of this school year.
This year seems to move pretty quickly, but I had a very active and
talkative class. Each year I welcome
the chance to get to know a new group and enjoy the various personalities.
Thinking – about working
on yearly plans for next school year. I
always start with yearly plans and work my way down. I try to get my yearly and monthly plans out of the way
at the beginning of the summer so I can relax without thinking about them. For me, they are the most time
consuming. Then the fun can begin of
gathering new things to decorate and organize my classroom!
Wanting – time to
relax and rejuvenate before the new school year begins. I am going to do a better job this summer of
balancing between relaxing, spending time with my sons, reading, and working on
school things. I look forward to making a trip to visit my mom in Georgia.
Needing – to clean
out all the closets in my house. This is
my number one goal for my home this summer.
I need to donate clothes and shoes that my sons and I no longer
wear. I also need to clean the hall
closet, which is filled with school items that I am no longer using.
Vacay
Items – I don’t know what I would do
without my phone. I love being able to
contact people wherever I am and the option is also there to check my emails. A camera is definitely needed to document and
have visual memories of my trip. I don’t
like my feet hurting! When my feet hurt… every
part of my body begins to hurt and then I get grumpy. Comfy shoes are a must! I don’t want to be
miserable while traveling.
If you haven’t been over to visit Farley at Oh’ Boy Fourth Grade, you must do so as soon as you finish reading my post!
Now it is time for me to link up with Jess at I {Heart}Recess for my June goals! Blogging about
my monthly goals will help to keep me accountable for them.
I didn’t do as well as I would have liked for May’s goals. Here's the run down:
Personal – I did a
little better with not worrying so much.
I still worried quite a bit, but anything less is progress for me. Baby steps, right?
Health – I am
pleased with myself in this area. I cut
down tremendously on eating out and have done a great job of eating before it
gets too late in the evening.
Blogging – My goal
was to blog at least 3 times a week and I failed at this terribly. I only had 6 posts throughout the month of
May.
School – Papers
have stayed at school and lesson plans were completed during my planning
periods.
Fun – My sons
and I have been busy this month. They
completed their first year of high school a couple of weeks ago and I am still
working. I have gotten them to talk to
me on several occasions. That is huge
for my boys.
Here are my June goals:
Personal – This is
explained above in the Currently.
Family – My sons
and I enjoy being in the house. We are
going to spend some quality time out of the house each week. I have all ready lined up our activities.
Health – I will
continue with eating only meals that I prepare, keeping the calorie count low
and not eating pass 7:00 p.m.
School – This is
explained above in the Currently.
Blog/TPT – I will
have more time to work on building blogging relationships and posting more
often. I am setting my goal at three
posts a week. My goal for my TPT Store
is three quality products posted by June 30th.
Reading – I need
to reread “Building Mathematical Comprehension – Using Literacy
Strategies to Make Meaning” written by Laney Sammons this month. When I read the book the first time I was just
beginning to use Guided Math/Math Workshop in my classroom (which I love and will
never go back to teaching math only whole group) and I did not
implement what I learned in this text. I
plan to really take it in this time. I will post about my learning.
How did you do with your May goals? What new goals have you set for yourself?
Don’t forget to link up with Jess at I {Heart} Recess. Together we can keep each other motivated!
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be kind and leave me a comment before you go.
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am still a newbie in the blog world so don’t forget to leave me a link to your
blog, too.
I am very interested in the book you listed in your reading goals...I'm going to check it out now!
ReplyDelete-Megan
First Grade Magic
I need to clear out my closets too! And my garage. We moved a few months ago and stashed things everywhere. Now it's time to organize. Your books look very interesting. I will have to take a look at them!
ReplyDeleteMaribel
Learning In Wonderland
I love your goals! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteMisty
Think, Wonder, & Teach
Isn't funny how much teachers think about school during the summer? lol
ReplyDeleteYou sound super organized.
I'm jealous.
Antoinette :)
You and I will be reading the same book this summer. I'm looking at a few math books as I work on running math workshop in my classroom next year. Enjoy your last few weeks of school-you are almost there!
ReplyDeleteHunter's Tales from Teaching
Closets are on my list too! This sounds so simple, but I read in a magazine once to organize one thing a day (drawer, cabinet, pantry, etc.) and at the end of the month you'll have 30 things done! I start a lot of projects at one time and end up with a mess! haha
ReplyDeleteJoanne
Head Over Heels For Teaching