Story of the Month – February 2012
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As a gift for my students, I knitted each one a warm winter scarf. The kids were excited to receive their scarves, and they looked so cute wearing them home. The next day, one little boy came to school without his scarf. He explained that the night before his mom had mentioned how cold it was going to be in the morning, so he secretly wrapped his scarf to give to her so she wouldn’t be cold. It was heartwarming to know this little boy already knew how to pay it forward. This story was featured in the February edition of the Classroom Connection newsletter. Read more helpful tips and tricks from that edition below: Phonics “Tool Box” Holds Instant Appeal Here’s How You Spell Spelling Success Dancing with the Alphabet Stars File Folder Kits Make Word Building a Breeze An Old Game Offers New Possibilities Skits and Songs Foster Fluency Encourage Fluency the High Tech Way A Homey Approach to Comprehension Puppet Play Invites Student Involvement Passports to Language Skills & Abilities Simple Tools for Positive Writing Results |
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