It is a rough job. You get asked to do things above and beyond what you think you're capable of. People help you even when you aren't sure how to help yourself. Today we are 4 days away from prom and my principal gave me this. I needed a reminder that all my hard work was appreciated.
Thursday, July 30, 2015
Day 151: Whatever works
This kid is REALLY tall, and he doesn't fit in the desk. He sat like this almost every day for the rest of the year. As long as he did his work, I did not care. :)
Day 149: Area Approximation
Day 148: Senior Baseball Night
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Day 139: Parametric Equations
This was Day 2 of parametric and we were experimenting with the calculators. Turd kid #1 (who I love a whole lot) decided he was going to be smarter than me and say, "I already figured this out miss." To which I replied, "Cool. Teach the class." Worked well. The rest of the class was engaged and I was able to problem solve with individual students while he gave the calculator instructions. And bonus: he wasn't distracting or off task. WIN COLUMN!
Day 137: Folding Conics
We did this activity in the Pre-Cal session at TMC 14, and I thought it would be a nice extension activity for conics. It was a testing day for the rest of the school, so I needed something to fill an extra day when I would be missing some students.
The kids thought it was neat, once they figured out how to fold patty paper. Oy vey...children.
The kids thought it was neat, once they figured out how to fold patty paper. Oy vey...children.
Day 136: Kindness goes a long way.
Another teacher and I found out one of our kids kitchen burned. Thankfully no one was injured, but they haven't been able to cook for weeks because their stove is gone and hasn't been replaced yet. My friend and I brought their family dinner and the next day, I got this sweet note from her and her siblings.
Day 132: Senior Dress-up Day
Day 131: Making Costumes
This week is senior auction. The kids auction themselves off and their friends/teachers can dress them up however on Friday. It's Thursday, and I have not even started working on my kids costumes because I have been so busy working on the auction part. During advisory, I let one of my students work her magic. Olaf turned out pretty well.
Day 129: Sidewalk Chalk!
Sidewalk Chalk day is stolen from my cartoon robot friend. I gave them a day to graph two types of polar graphs, one rose curve and one limacon. They could make up their own or they could use one of the ones I gave them. Here's some fun pictures! Sorry 1st period...you didn't get any pictures. :(
2nd period
3rd period
4th period
6th period
| Arguments over how awesome Frozen is are pointless when using sidewalk chalk. |
| obviously |
Monday, March 16, 2015
Day 127: #PiDayParty
For our Pi Day Party, I decided that we would eat pie and do a pi day scavenger hunt.
6th period also got to sing to @rawrdimus' class because they're crazy and come up with fantastic ideas that I add dance moves to.
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| Let's get this #pidayparty started! |
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| struggle bus pie |
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| 3rd period brought oreo cake. 3 minutes and it's gone. |
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| 4th period likes to eat |
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| 6th period brought 9 pies... |
6th period also got to sing to @rawrdimus' class because they're crazy and come up with fantastic ideas that I add dance moves to.
Friday by Rebecca Black turned Pi Day by Ms. Haugneland's 6th period
It's Pi Day, Pi Day
Gettin fat on Pi Day
Everybody's lookin forward to Spring Break, Spring Break
It's Pi Day, Pi Day
Getting fat on Pi Day
Everybody's looking forward to Spring Break, Spring Break
Partyin, Partyin YEAH!
Partyin, Partyin YEAH!
Fun Fun Fun Fun
Lookin forward to Spring Break
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