I have seen several of my favorite teacher bloggers participating in Fern Smith's link-up, so I thought that I would too!
To tell you the truth, I actually had no idea that I could view the stats of my blog. I was quite happy when I looked at them. I had no idea that many people had visited my blog!
{Number 3 with 543 views} It was my post during Teacher Week where I shared my Parts of Speech freebies with you all! You can find the post here, and the freebies are still on it too!
{Number 2 with 787 views} My post where I first shared our Reader's Notebooks that we use in class. This one is high because of Pinterest. I noticed the other day that several people have pinned it. Get excited because I am going to be doing lots of posts about them this coming semester. To find the first post about my notebook, you can click here.
{Number 1 with 2,975 views}My classroom tour! I was so excited to share pictures of my first classroom. I have dreamed of decorating it since I was an elementary teacher aide back in high school, and I had so much fun doing it this summer. However, it has already changed so much! I am going to be sharing updated pictures later this month when I get my kidney table! You can find these pictures on this post.
What are your top 3 posts?



Thank you for linking up at my linky party and giving me such a shout out to other blog readers! I love you blog!
ReplyDeleteI taught 6th grade one year and one year only! It was close to 20 years ago and so different. I had 34 students, SELF-CONTAINED, every subject!!! I was also the 3rd SHORTEST and couldn't even see the front of the line! You are so special to do 6th!
Happy New Year!
~Fern
Fern Smith’s Classroom Ideas!
I love your classroom pictures! Post the updated ones!!
ReplyDeleteYou & I nee to join forces on the Reader's Notebook and get Scholastic to publish us!!!haha {but seriously... maybe as a summer project?!?!)
❤ Mor Zrihen ❤
A Teacher's Treasure
Great numbers! I can't wait to check out those posts! I just found your blog and I am excited to share ideas!
ReplyDeleteYour Reader's Notebook is one of my favorites! It has inspired me to try to help my kids make their's a bit more attractive :) Also, I want to add foldables to it the way you do!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog and am now a follower! I hope you will visit me, too.
ReplyDeletePitner's Potpourri
Thank you for your comment! And there NEEDS to be teachers out there like you to teach 6th graders..lol.Middle school teachers are a VERY blessed set of teachers. :)
ReplyDeleteJen Ross
The Teachers’ Cauldron