Get Organized Linky!



           The end of the year is coming and I am joining Fifth in the Middle for a linky! In our school all of our room is moved out to clean the floors. So everything needs to be organized or I have a hot mess when it time comes to put everything back together. 
Here are some tips for helping get organized. 
1. Label your cords before your computers are moved. I found this idea at bforbel.com. I have labeled my cords using a label maker, but I think the bread ties are also a neat idea. 
2. Go ahead and put up your bulletin boards and calendar for the start of the year. I use the fade-less paper on my bulletin boards. One less task to get done at the start of the year and less items to pack up. 
3. Take inventory on your supply needs for back to school shopping. Also test out your markers, glue sticks, and pens to throw out anything that does not work. 
You should go check out the other great tips at the linky

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Favorite Pins of the Week Linky



         I love Pinterest and can spend hours looking for ideas for my classroom. So I thought I would share some awesome pins I have found this week. I would also love to check out other teachers’ favorite pins. If your a blogger please join the linky below!

Click on each picture to follow link! 

Print a thin strip of questions for students to glue in their notebook and answer. 

Cute! And relevant. Wouldn't it be great to replace TV with reading for entertainment? Bulletin Board ideas. From Marci Coombs Blog
So a cute way to encouraging students to read! 
Take pictures so students know how to put supplies away.

Take pictures of how the supplies should be in the basket! 

For word wall cards. Organize by weeks of school (week 1, week 2).
Great idea to organize word wall words! 
Can’t wait to see all of your pins! Be sure to link back to Oodles of Teaching Fun. 

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Award and a Linky

I’ve been given this award by Patty Rutenbar over at Second in Line. Thank you so very much! 






The rules say that I have to highlight five other new bloggers and pass this award on to them. I am a follower of so many blogs. I enjoy learning so much from so many different bloggers. The blogs that I have decided to highlight are: 



  1. Think, Wonder, and Teach

  2. Elementary Matters
  3. Tales from Outside the Classroom
  4. Simply the Classroom
  5. The Ramblings of a 5th Grade Teacher
 Now those new bloggers must follow these directions and keep the warm fuzzies going. Good Luck and Have Fun!

The goal of the award is to spotlight up-and-coming blogs with less than 200 followers. The rules are:
  1. Copy and paste the award on your blog.
  2. Thank the giver and link back to them.
  3. Reveal your top 5 picks and let them know by leaving a comment on their blog.
  4. Hope that your followers will spread the love to other bloggers.
Now for the linky! 
 If you’d like to do this too…go to Oh Boy! Fourth Grade and grab your own copy and link up!
~Meagan~
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It's Time To Link Up About Newsletters

           I have enjoyed the linking that has been going on in teacher blog land. As I was typing my  newsletters for my kiddos I thought I would love to see what other teachers newsletters look like.

Linking Directions: 
    1.  Right click and save the button above to put in your post.
    2. Tell us about your newsletter or better yet show us your newsletter.
    3. Come back to my blog and link up.
    4. 
    Visit the other links to see other’s newsletters.
Click on the link to download example newsletter.
          I am super excited to see everyone’s newsletters. 


~Meagan~


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