Monday, April 16, 2012

Well, I guess I forgot about adding my bulletin boards to the blog here. So here are the ones I've done!
Here is what we did for February. I love the streaks of snow behind Snoopy so it actually looks like he's moving. We also put glitter on the word "sleds."

For March we wanted to go with a reading theme since March is reading month! I REALLY like how I made the sun, because it almost looks 3 dimensional. Our original board didn't have Woodstock on it, but we decided it would be a nice touch to add him. I even created a book for him to look at and a stack of books next to him so he could be like Snoopy.

And now we have April. I used our "snow" to create clouds. It took me FOREVER to cut out all those raindrops. At the last minute I decided to put puddles for Snoopy and Woodstock to walk through.

According to the resource teacher, I could run my own "bulletin board making business" and make lots of money...haha :) I'm already starting my plans for May's bulletin board!

Saturday, January 7, 2012

january bulletin board.

Here is the January bulletin board! Once we used the glitter glue on last month's bulletin board, I've become obsessed with finding ways to use on other boards! There is glitter on Snoopy's hat and Charlie Brown's scarf. I also used glitter on the letters of the saying. I did the letters differently this month so I could fit the entire saying on the board. I think it turned out GREAT! Stay tuned for February's board! :)


Thursday, December 15, 2011

december bulletin board.

It's been up for a few weeks, but here is our December bulletin board! It's my absolute FAVORITE so far, I don't know how we can beat it! We put glitter on the Christmas lights to make it look like they were shining. The glitter on the letters was a last minute decision, but I think it looks GREAT! I'm proud of my work :)

Friday, November 11, 2011

bulletin boards

So after I was hired last January, I've been asked to create fun bulletin boards for our resource room. I never thought I was creative when it came to things like that, but I guess it turns out I might be! Every bulletin board I've done, I've taken a picture. Here is my collection so far:

Here is my first bulletin board. I created this in March 2011 and it stayed up for pretty much the rest of the school year.

 I created this one for the beginning of the school year. We start school the first of August, so this stayed up for the entire month.

After the August bulletin board, the ladies I work with and I collaborated to come up with the idea that we could have kind of a "progressive" and "moving" bulletin board that would change every month while utilizing some things from the previous month. Here is the one we created for September.

Our September bulletin board evolved into our October bulletin board. My resource teacher LOVES Snoopy, so the rest of our boards will most likely have a Snoopy theme.

 And here is our November bulletin board. This one is my favorite so far. I love the straw coming out of Snoopy's hands and hat.

 These boards have been so fun to create! I love working with my ladies at school to come up with ideas for the next month. I can't wait to see what we come up with for December....stay tuned for a picture of it and the rest of the boards I create from now on! :)

Monday, April 25, 2011

oh the things Kindergartners say....

This morning, my little buddy kept telling me that I'm so nice to him, or I'm a good friend to him, or that I'm a very nice lady. The things he says to me make me laugh! I also had another little girl run up to me, hug me and say "You are like a mother to me!" and I'm pretty sure I do nothing "mother-like" for her...haha :)

Oh and here is a story from last Wednesday: I was working with my little buddy on reading. We were reading through a list of words. We got to the word "shave" and he was able to sound it out. Once he did that, I asked him if he could use the word "shave" in a sentence. He replies with "I shave my mom!" I couldn't help but laugh!

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

KA-CHOW!

So in his mind, a kindergarten boy was a superhero today. And not just any hero, but I'm pretty sure he was Lightning McQueen. Today he asked the teacher if he could go to the bathroom. She let him go, and he walks to the bathroom door, then turns around and comes to me cupping his hands and said, "Could you hold my super powers?" Holding back laughter I said, "You can set them on the table." he replies, "Ok!" and 'sets the powers down' and heads to the bathroom. My little buddy actually believed that he left something on the table and he kept looking around the table for his "super powers." When he was done in the bathroom, he busts out the door and yelled "KA-CHOW!!" (Lightning McQueen's 'catchphrase'). The teacher and I just laugh. He spent the rest of the day saying "KA-CHOW!" at random moments. You seriously cannot help but laugh!

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

The day before spring break

So today was the last day of school for the students before spring break begins (teacher have a professional development day tomorrow), and let's just say I think the teachers are more ready for spring break than the kids because the kids drove the teachers CRAZY today! Here are some stories:

So a student (not in the classroom I work in) was caught showing condoms to other students in the classroom, and she said that her and her friends wanted to blow them up in the bathroom. All I have to say is wow....

My little buddy WOULD NOT listen to me today...it took us a long time to get through the work that we needed to. So by the end of the day when my little buddy was reading with his 4th grade reading buddy he runs up and says "My reading buddy isn't reading to me!" So I go ask his reading buddy why he isn't reading and he says my little buddy "won't give me the book!" So my little buddy goes to get a different book and starts goofing around with some other kids in the classroom. So I FINALLY get him to go back to his reading buddy and as he's walking back, I say (in a COMPLETELY joking and sarcastic manner), "You know you're driving me crazy, right?" To which he replies, "YUP!!" What a stinker...

As the class was walking out to go home, I told them to have a good spring break. I got several different responses "Miss LeTourneau, have a WONDERFUL spring break...have an AMAZING spring break...have an EXCELLENT spring break!" I love the kids I work with :)

Now my kiddos are on spring break, so there won't be any updates until we go back!