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We've only been homeschooling for about 6 weeks and we've already moved our classroom. Actually, we moved it about four weeks ago. Yes, it kind of sucked, but it really worked out for the best. Our old classroom was in the dining room and after a couple of weeks I decided to take my craft room that I had only just begun working on and give it up! Crazy right? I was a bit sad, but I knew it had to be done! I really wanted to have a dining room and a separate classroom space. Honestly, who has time to craft these days, anyway? I sure don't! All my time has been going to homeschool stuff! I still have a craft space, it's just not what I wanted and it's not set up... yet. Anyway, on with the show... do you want to see the new room? I love it now! Don't get me wrong, I like the old room, too! But now it's pretty awesome! But, please!!!! Look pass the carpet... Ugh! This is where we do most of our work. The black box on the table is our work box and holds all the books we'll need for the week. Under the table and work box I keep my teachers manuals, curriculum and a few books. On the other end you can see our giant paper roll. Above the work box we have the first black container that holds my pens, pencils, and markers, the next one holds colored pencils, the following one has paint brushes, and the last one has scissors and glue. Above that we have paint and glitter! On the top we have a punctuation chart I made for Landon as well as our maps. Then of course on the side is the human body diagram. Here is a close up of the punctuation chart if you'd like to make your own. I am not 100% sure what to do with the fireplace, yet. I am thinking I will decorate it with seasonal artwork, or something. We'll see! Inside my red chest I keep all of our school curriculum items. Top row holds all of our school books, middle row holds; language, math, and science. And the bottom row holds a few books that we've completed already and a few puzzles... odds and ends. On this wall, I am currently keeping the calendar accessories, though maybe I should keep them near the calendar. I don't think there is space, though. Anyway, August and the missing weather and season items are on the calendar. As you can see, I have extra wall space for later! Here I have Emmelyn's Busy boxes on the left side of the white table, I'll show more of those at the end. On top of the table I have my printer, pencil sharpener and laminator. I love that thing! Inside I have our extra books they are separated by file folders into categories. Not all of our books fit though, so some are upstairs. I tried to keep the most educational ones in here, though. For a close up of our calendar you can go here! Today, I made this contraction caterpillar I saw on Pinterest for Landon. I think it's cute! So, you're probably starting to wonder what is behind the curtain? Well, it use to be a laundry room. Our garage had been converted by the previous owner into a MIL suite and our family room (this room) was part of that area. So this door above is a bathroom (convenient for the school room) and the curtained area is the old laundry room. I normally have a gate up right behind the curtain to keep grabby little hands out, but for the purpose of today, I don't. This is where I keep everything else. Oatmeal containers, egg cartons, art supplies, boxes, etc. The black file box on the bottom left holds file folder games and other fun stuff for later in the year. The top three drawers contain art supplies while the bottom three hold paper products. Now, back to those busy boxes! (Side note, this is turning into the longest blog ever...) From the bottom we have Mr. Potato Head, then foam rings (foam noodles cut up), pattern blocks, and then finger puppets, which are Emmelyn's favorite! (Found them on Amazon.com) Emmelyn also loves these pom poms! She loves to fill up her shape sorter and pour them out! Behind those we have her busy bags. First bag contains a cupcake making kit, it's adorable! Next one is just laces for the foam rings and a lacing kit. And then there is our wall clock, can't forget that! Landon's learning to tell time, so I drew up some quick circles and taped them to the clock, pretty easy! Hope you've enjoyed our new classroom! We sure do! Linking up at: http://www.ihomeschoolnetwork.com/category/not-back-to-school-blog-hop/
This free download is of posters to reinforce the rules of punctuation. Use them to reinforce these rules in your classroom throughout the year while your students enhance their writing skills. Follow me for the update on the unit which will incorporate worksheets and activities to reinforce these...
Punctuation comprises certain marks that show the relationship of words, or used to place emphasis on words.
A complete guide on punctuation rules and punctuation marks in the English language. Here you will find how and when to use different punctuation marks with
Punctuation Marks! Following is a list of common punctuation marks in English you should know to expand your English vocabulary. Punctuation Marks ....
Are your students needing a visual reminder on grammar rules? These 19 posters will allow easy reference during your class. Each poster has the definition and an example. Also included is each punctuation in mini-poster form. This will allow you to keep the posters at each reach once assembled with ...
Punctuation comprises certain marks that show the relationship of words, or used to place emphasis on words.
Punctuation Marks! List of 12 Important Punctuations in English. Learn how and when to use these marks in English with useful examples and free ESL infographic.
You use English punctuation marks to structure and organize your writing.
