Ok... I promised myself that I wouldn't go so long in between posting, and I guess the important part of that all is that even when I'm sleepy and falling asleep on the couch, a quick post is better than no post!!
We had our presentation today for our district and state. I was so nervous but it went wonderfully!! We had created (over the past exhausting weeks) three tri-fold boards with our data for Reading, Writing and Math and then we presented to a group of our peers and our evaluate-ers! We received really wonderful remarks about our work on the boards and our presentation, which is awesome!
Not too bad for my first year on School Improvement!!
Tomorrow, I'm off again for a Numeracy conference. I am thrilled to have this opportunity because I am *TOTALLY* in love with math. I cannot wait to share some things with you about what I learn!
Currently, our district (and most neighboring districts) is using Everyday Math. But we're finding a lot of lessons that don't apply to common core, and also a few common core standards that aren't taught (or aren't taught very well) in our curriculum. I have been doing a lot of supplementing!
[If you teach second grade, make sure to check out my TPT store- all free unit reviews for our math curriculum]
Anywho.. excited to learn about more ways to supplement my math program! I am currently developing my math journals (and math workshop program) for next year!!
Happy Wednesday :)
*Amanda
Have fun with math tomorrow!
ReplyDelete❀ Tammy
Forever in First
Congrats on a great presentation. :) Can't wait to hear about what you learn in your math conference!
ReplyDeleteSecond Grade Sugar and Spice
Just found your blog!! Can't wait to explore...looks so cute!!!
ReplyDeleteFirst Is a Fairytale
That is great news about your presentation!! I left you something special on my latest post. Come check it out!
ReplyDeleteJessica
Apples and Papers
Hey Amanda!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your sweet comment! I'm excited to be following your blog too now! Hope you had a great time at your conference and learned lots of new strategies for teaching math!
Molly
Lessons with Laughter