Teacher Fashion

Some of my favs from these past couple weeks!!!!

Black Loft Dress, Skinny belt, and black pumps

Mustard cardigan and blouse from Target

Khaki pencil skirt and coral belt/sandals from Target

White Eyelet dress(Target), camel belt/pumps (BCBG), and Red blazer (H&M)

Floral blouse and pink cardigan with black pencil skirt (Target/JcPenny)

Friday: Purple KEDS and Heights Shirt

Peach/White dress and white cardigan (Target)

Black/Teal Maxi skirt, teal jewelry (Target)

New Makeup from Sephora ;)

Teacher Fashion

Ugly Work Shirt got a Make-over! Cut the collar, sleeves, and a slit up the side. Va-la!

I got so many compliments and I actually felt cute compared to the tent I was wearing before. ;)

 

Date night with my Hubby to Be at Iguana Mias tonight. He was not a fan of the food but anything Mexican is right up my alley!

 

Happy Friday Ya'll!

 

Teacher Fashion

Due to Wedding Budgeting I have not had the "shopping sprees" I have in the past. I am now into re-inventing my wardrobe. Here are some of my favs from this week.

Isn't Icee so cute? He sleeps by the front door so I have to say goodbye to him before I leave!

This is the dress I wore to my graduation in 2011 (college). I threw a grey blazer over it and some black flats. I was asked by one of my students "Are you going to a meeting down at the county office today Ms. Rose?" ;)

 

New necklace and BCBG wedges but the dress and blazer are oldies but goodies!

 

Cookie Erosion

So I had some leftover cookies and I thought "What kind of experiment could I do with these?"

Sometimes, its the simplest activities that are the most fun!

 

First: I wanted to see my students background knowledge. I wrote the word "EROSION" on the board and asked "what does this word mean or make you think of?"

Answers: Starts with an e, so maybe earth.

Error

The sun

Then I explained what Erosion was by playing a short video from Discovery Education.

I wrote the word EROSION on the board again and asked "what does this word mean or make you think of?"

Answers: Water moving dirt.

Dirt breaking down into smaller pieces.

Rock being made into different types of rock.

 

Experiment time!

I showed my students a cookie and a cup of water.

I asked the essential question:

HOW MANY MINUTES WILL IT TAKE FOR A COOKIE TO ERODE IN WATER?

Students made their predictions as a team then shared for our chart paper. (1, 5, 7, 10)

We practiced our time skills by watching the clock. During each prediction time, teams wrote down observations about the cookie in the water onto sticky notes.

I can honestly say, I have never seen my kids more excited.

 

"MS ROSE COME HERE AND LOOK AT THIS!!!!"

:)