Vista print order #1 is here!

My first Vista Print order came in the mail! I didn't take a video of me "unboxing" them, which is all the rage right now (oddly enough).

However, I did take pictures of the items OUT of the boxes!

Window Decals

I was not sure how the window decals would turn it, but I LOVE them!

I took a sampling of my Humorous English Posters to see how they would turn out before I order more. I will definitely be ordering more and in different sizes for my classroom windows!

Poster

I decided to turn my mini me into a poster that I could display in my classroom window that faces the hallway. I really like how the poster turned out! Want to get your own mini me? They are only $15 and are totally cute, fun, and worth it! Library Fox Mini Me

Car Door Magnet

Yay for car door magnets. These are always really high quality. Happy again!

Banner

I loved the banner that I got last year and decided that I wanted another one with the motto I have chosen for my classroom this fall. I am quite happy with the final product!

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1,000 Pens update

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I was looking for new ways to introduce point of view and I stumbled across a GREAT idea! Using video games! There are tons of video games in different points of view. Halo=First person point of view Mario 64= Second person point of view Tomb Raider=Third person limited point of view The Sims=Third person omniscient point of view A great video overview that I found:

Say what? Inference Oops

So I got my first cold of the teaching season. It is too early in the year to call in sick because I am trying to keep my routines and authority in place. I have been barreling through with this cold all week. We started learning about inference this week. For the most part it has been going well. We read "Made out of Meat" and then made inferences about the story. The story is a conversation between two beings and their discussion about these beings they have just encountered who are, "Made out of meat." The reader needs to infer that the being having a conversation are aliens and the beings made out of "meat" are humans. An adaptation of the story if you are interested: At the end of the story the aliens decide that they are going to, "Pretend like no one is home," and leave without making contact. One of the inference questions I asked my students was, "Why were the aliens going to pretend like no one is home?" One block of my s...

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