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Forever in First

Blogs I follow

A Year of Reading
The Applicious Teacher
Enjoy and Embrace Learning
One Extra Degree
Across the Hall in 2nd
The Bubblegum Tree
The Creative Classroom
Conversations in Literacy
Following the Fun
Math Coach's Corner
Susanna Leonard Hill
First Grade Wow
Primary Inspiration
Fine Lines
Mrs. Knight's Smartest Artists
Welcome to First Grade Room 5
GRADE ONEDERFUL
First Grader...at Last!
Learn, Laugh, Grow
creative literacy
Creating Bookworms
Chickadee Jubilee
The Inspired Apple
First Grade Bloomabilities
Teaching With Love and Laughter
E is for Explore!
Whimsy Workshop Teaching
Totally Terrific in Texas
Adventures of Ms. Smith
Deep Space Sparkle Art Lessons for Kids
Engaging Literacy
Teaching in Room 6
Sara at School
Peterson's Pad
Joyful Learning In KC
shine brite zamorano
This Literacy Life
The Corner On Character
The Elementary Math Maniac
Dr. Jean & Friends Blog
Teaching Little Miracles
SingTeachRun
TeachKidsArt
I'm Not Your Grandpa, I'm Your Teacher.
mrspicasso's art room
Hello Sandy Patterson
Reflect & Refine: Building a Learning Community
Learning and Sharing with Ms. Lirenman
Mrs. Goff's Pre-K Tales
First Grade Found Me
Curious Firsties
a year of many firsts
savvy teaching tips
Little Grey Gardens
www.LilBookChompers.com
There's a Dragon in my Art Room
Common to the Core
KindergartenWorks
Cultivating Concepts
Growing Firsties
Mrs Jump's class
Compassionate Teacher
KateDanielEd
Literacy Without Worksheets
Mrs. T's First Grade Class
Forever in First
Kinder-Craze: A Kindergarten Teaching Blog
Crisscross Applesauce In First Grade
Learning to the Core
Owl Things First!
The Idea Backpack
Art Projects for Kids
Creative Lesson Cafe
Kleinspiration
ARTventurous
Fabulous in First
Literacy Minute
Not Just Child's Play: Challenging Young Minds
Finding Joy in the Journey

About me

GenderFemale
IndustryEducation
Occupation1st grade teacher
IntroductionI've been teaching first grade for 23 years in Idaho. Even though first grade has its challenges, the rewards are greater. I can't imagine teaching anyone but six-year olds. I'll be forever in first.
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