Five for Friday

Five for Friday is a weekly teacher linky party where you post five random things from today or this past week and on your blog. Check out the linky party at Doodle Bugs Teaching.

Australian Teachers Blog

Last week I worked on creating a collaborative blog of Australian Teachers to connect.  I know I'm from America (USA) originally, but this is where we plan to live and I found it hard to get to know who the Australian Teacher Bloggers were.  I look forward to collaborating and learning from my fellow Aussies and hope to connect with everyone!  Please check it out and comment to add your button if you're an Australian teacher who blogs!

Instagram Account

Started up an Instagram account to showcase all my teacher life!  I didn't realize what a huge teacher community was on Instagram.  I find new stuff everyday, things that make you smile, fun/creative new activities, and so much more.  If you are following, add me! #teachersfollowteachers

My Onesie

It's nearly winter time!  I'm excited for the cold weather mainly because I can wear my onesie more!  It's just so comfy and so cute. Who doesn't like looking like a cute Japanese bear?!

Looking for Alaska

Been reading this book and I'm nearly finished.  I've been enjoying John Green's books lately.  I read The Fault in Our Stars (before the movie came out) and Paper Towns.  I think I enjoy Paper Towns more, but that's probably because it was set in Orlando, FL and I'm feeling a bit nostalgic for home.  

I Wonder... Book

Don't have a picture, but this was something I did this week with some Kinder/Preschool students I worked with.  We talked about what we think happens to the sun at night.  It's so funny to hear what they think happens.  It goes to sleep behind or in the clouds, it runs to another planet and comes back the next day, flies to the other side of the world, and so on.  One student was able to explain how the sun doesn't move, but that Earth rotates and turns around the sun.  He even explained how it is tilted on its axis and thus causes winter and summer.  WOW!