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23 Ocak 2016 Cumartesi

Kärnten is a Wahnsinn

Bisweilen ist wohl bekannt, dass das hier ein österreichischer Blog ist. Also das Land von dem Kärnten ein Bundesland ist. Das Kärnten, das hoffentlich den meisten als nettes Urlaubsland für Sommer- und Winterurlaube in den Sinn kommt. Leider auch das Kärnten, das von der an sich schon etwas fragwürdigen Politik Österreichs die mit Abstand am meisten Fragwürdige hat.
Nur damit hier keiner an meiner Gesinnung zweifelt.

Zu Silvester verbrachten wir genau da ein paar sehr nette Tage auf einem Bergbauernhof. Einmal verließen wir die luftigen 1200 m Seehöhe und begaben uns ins Tal nach Döbriach um mit den Kindern einen auf Kultur zu machen. Ins Sagamundo. Kann man aushalten da. Ein Museum rund ums Geschichten-Erzählen. Nett gemacht, auch kleinere Kinder kein Problem, man darf überall rauf-, rein-, durchklettern.

Sollte es wem also mal in die Gegend vom Millstätter See verschlagen - Sagamundo ist einen Ausflug wert.

Und in genau jenem war eine Kinderbastelecke und dort lagen alte Fehldrucke der Kärnten-Werbung herum. Damals war der Slogan noch "Urlaub bei Freunden" - und welche Freunde man in Kärnten kennenlernen konnte das zeigen uns die Bilder - die ich hiermit nicht geheim halten möchte - sie sind einfach zuuuuu gut:



Skihasenmythos perfekt umgesetzt, aber auch Frisur oder Mütze - wow! 






aber auch die Sommersujets sind ein Traum - bitte man beachte DIESEN Familienvater!!!























und auch hier wieder - Outfit von Mutter und Kind, Fusshaltung der Mutter - herrlich!










I found some really great retro pics from the former tourism office of Carinthia, the southern part of Austria - sooo amazing I wanted to share :-)))

14 Ocak 2016 Perşembe

Teaching Back to School Procedures and a FREEBIE!

Hi Everyone!

   It's Cori from Mrs. B's Beehive!  Today I wanted to talk to you about teaching procedures at the beginning of the school year.


We all know how important it is to set the tone, and clearly communicate our expectations at the beginning of the year.  At the end of the year, your class will be running like a well oiled machine.

By May, I've got all my little teacher helpers organizing things for me just the way that I like them.  I often forget, (probably on purpose) just how much time it takes to get them to that point!  There are so many little pieces of information that I need my students to understand to make sure that the day is focused on learning, and that I am not spending my time running around behind them cleaning and correcting.

I wanted to share with you what my first week's schedule looks like:



Like most other teachers, I read a lot of back to school books. I do a lot of activities around those books and start my preliminary assessments.  In between all of those activities, is the teaching of procedure after procedure.  In the first week I try to prioritize my most important procedures, and go over the ones that will be most effective in establishing a smooth running classroom. (Don't touch the fire alarm!).  Even a simple task such as entering the classroom in the morning, has many different components.


To help myself remember everything that I need to teach them, I made this procedure checklist.  I keep it right next to my first week (and second and third week) lesson plans.  As I teach a procedure, I check it off the list.


There are many times that I find an extra minute here or there in the first couple of weeks, and I quickly scan over my procedures list, and see if there is any information that I can squeeze in to a lesson, to make sure that the students fully understand my expectations.

If you would like a free copy of this Back to School Procedures Checklist, click HERE, or on any of the pictures above.

This list has worked well for me over the last couple of years, and I hope it is something that you will find useful as well as you gear up for back to school!