We'll still keeping super busy-our days always are flying by!
After a few hours of following directions, I now have a beautiful
buffet! (Which I'm using to store yarn, because what else would I use it for? :P )
It's a really nice navy color, and ties in nicely with the other furniture pieces in my apartment.
I have a Methods student this year (the step right before student teaching), and she has been doing some banging math lessons!
She's been doing her lessons on making a table, and she came up with a really cool game (or found it-but I never would of thought of it!)
She came up with Data War!
The kids use a deck of cards to play war normally, but then they create a tally table for each 'battle', win, lose or tie. My kids were super engaged (and loud, but I told her that it was okay, because it was 'productive' talk :), and I think they loved it!
Since I had a little extra time this weekend, I made some yummy apple crisp!
I use the recipe for allrecipes.com-it's about half gone!
Since I had to Boo two people in response, they got something a little extra...
Last, but certainly not least...
I finally bought a smart phone! (Right now, I have what the kids call a 'dumb' phone! :)
I do a prepaid plan (because really, I only use it to talk to my parents and get those ever important 'No School' phone calls :), and my 'year' is up soon.
Since I have to re-up my year, I figured it was a good time to switch phones-my other one is 5 years old!
It should (hopefully) be here soon-I did get a reconditioned one to save about half. Here's hoping I like it!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Smiles and Sunshine,
Kaitlyn
Those card games are so genius! Something about making it a competition really keeps the students engaged and practicing skills!
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That apple crisps looks so yummy, may have to try and make one of those myself! Congrats on joining the crazy world of Smartphones - it really is a god send at times :) I have loved reading about everyone getting 'boo-ed' it sounds amazing - wish we did something like that here!
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