After a mad dash to move my completely ready room....here are a few pictures of what it looks like now.
My coat/backpack rack that I've had for several years now. This thing is a life saver!
Loads and Loads of kleenexes that will ALL get used!
We are brushing our teeth this year. And yes that is duct tape holding that hook on:)
Emma all ready by her desk with her super cute dress that Grandma Cindy bought for her on!
With her teacher, Mrs. Replogle!Emma reported that her day was great and keeps telling me about small things that happened through out the day.
Colby unpacking his bag.
And with his teacher, Mrs. Frady. He loved his first day and is excited about all his new textbooks!
Colby unpacking his bag.
And with his teacher, Mrs. Frady. He loved his first day and is excited about all his new textbooks! We'll see what tomorrow brings....
5 comments:
I love this sneak peek into your classroom. I live my teacher-i-ness vicariously through you and Melissa! The organization of all the fresh, new products must be so much fun at the beginning of the year! Did Vance make your portable bookbag holder? It looks Great! Are you back to Kindergarten now? Or 1st grade?? Lots of luck for the new school year! And THANK YOU TEACHERS!!!
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I hope that having a good 1st day has set the presidence for the rest of the year.
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looks great! i love how you are able to get pictures of your kids with their teachers. it will be a great keepsake someday. i hope your mom is right on how having such a good first day will set the presidence for the rest of your year. good luck.
Thanks gals!
Sara~Yes, he made it the first year I taught kindergarten. I love it! We also hang coats on there in the winter. It makes walking through the rows so much easier!! I am teaching 1st grade again for the 3rd year. Had the choice to go back to kindergarten, but decided to hang with the 6/7 year old crowd! Hope your boys have a great start to the year too!
Love the backpack/coat hanger, that looks very handy. I think it's very cool that Colby is so excited about his textbooks.
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