Before pictures. This is what my room looked like on day one when I walked in. I'm really thankful I was able to leave up my wall decorations, though I changed out several this year.
Yikes...that counter looks crazy!
Now on to what it looks like today...
My fluency giraffe
Reading center with recovered cushions. That's about 1/10 of my 800 personal books.
Book boxes
Bucket filling board
Daily 5 chart
Cafe Board
My carpet area
My little corner
Good Behavior Incentive
Math Board
Work Trays
That sums up our second grade classroom. Maybe someone enjoyed seeing it.
Love your room! Big, bright, and colorful!
ReplyDelete✿Erika
2B Honey Bunch
Love your room! Can you give us some info on Rocket Math?
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Mary,
ReplyDeleteRocket math is what we are using to practice math facts this year. It's just 40 problems the kids have to answer in a minute and a half before they can move onto the next level.
Hi Stephanie:
ReplyDeleteYour room looks great! I haven't posted my classroom pictures YET, so you are ahead of me!
I love the bright open feeling of your room. It's so cheerful!
Have a happy week,
Kim
Finding JOY in 6th Grade
Stephanie -
ReplyDeleteI just ran across your post via Pinterest, so rest assured, PEOPLE ARE LOOKING!
I am pinning this to my Pinterest 'Teaching' Board, and a few people follow that board of mine, so rest assured, you are getting views =]
You turned your room around into a very nice and inviting place to learn.
Great job.
What is your fluency giraffe?
ReplyDeleteI am also curious about your fluency giraffe? It looks nice. How does that work? Looks great! Good Job!!!!
DeleteAt that time we did fluency tests weekly with the kids. We used a test that came with our curriculum. After getting their words per minute I put a marker for each kid onto the giraffe's neck. His neck was marked with the lowest wpm at the bottom and highest at the top. They were able to watch themselves move up each week. I stressed they were watching for improvements in their own wpm.
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