I was so inspired! I have been to many wonderful tranings since I have moved to Florida and began my public school teaching career - but due to financial issues with the county (and mine, too) - I have not attended any top notch trainings in about 2-3 years!!!
Anyhow - back to Kim's training. First of all - if you get the opportunity to attend one of Kim's trainings - GO!!!!! You will not regret it. She is funny, smart and has a wealth of experiences to share.
One of the things that invariably happens at these trainings for me is I get energized to do more and start planning all the
The next morning I got to school at 6:30 AM and was finished with just about every detail by the time the kids arrived at 8:45 AM.
Whew - I can get long winded! More on some classroom/curriculum changes next time!
It's rough being a in a trailer. My first year I was in one and I had 21 students. The school was only 3 years old so I never thought I'd be in a portable. I about cried when I saw it.
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Oh, I can totally sympathize. My first 2 and a half years in Pre-K were in a trailer with 18 children. We had centers in there because there was no other place. The worst part was when there was a storm, we would have to move to the school library. Not easy to have class and nap time there. I wanted to stop by and say hello. It's always fun to find new Pre-K blogs!
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Believe me - I know about tornado days. I HATE tornado warnings!!! (BTW - we have enever had a real tornado, those o fun for sure. But moving and spending a day in another room - having to move all the kids stuff for the day, too big tables and chairs and being in a room with 2 other classes (all of us in portables). I want to be back in the real buildings sooooooo bad.
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