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Posted by Diane Badden on 30 Jul 2010 | Posted in: The Mailbox, The Mailbox Books
Guess what I did yesterday! I took part in a vendor day for teachers. An estimated 400 enthusiastic teachers...
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Posted by Diane Badden on 27 Jul 2010 | Posted in: Learning Magazine, The Mailbox
Prizes every five minutes!
That got your attention, didn’t it? :) One week from today--on Tuesday, August 3, 2010, at 2:00 p.m. EST--The Mailbox is hosting its first online workshop. For a full 30 minutes...
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Posted by Diane Badden on 16 Jul 2010 | Posted in: The Mailbox
And you thought school was out! Here you go. :) Where can you find...
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Posted by Diane Badden on 13 Jul 2010 | Posted in: Teacher's Helper, The Mailbox, The Mailbox Books
Have you checked out our updated Web site? Yesterday, TheMailbox.com went from being a great Web site to being a super-duper, gold star, totally awesome, terrifically fantastic Web site! Can you tell I’m just a little excited?
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Posted by Hope Spencer on 10 Feb 2010 | Posted in: Classroom Management, Classroom Routines, Grade 1, Grades 2-3, Intermediate, Kindergarten, Preschool, Teachers and Teaching, The Mailbox
One of the things I miss most about my classroom is the wonderful routine of decorating it to match the current season or holiday. I had so much fun creating the colorful bulletin boards, displays, and window decorations that gave my classroom a timely feel as well as an energizing face-lift.
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Posted by Kim Murphy on 24 Nov 2009 | Posted in: Classroom Routines, Planning and Curriculum, Preschool, The Mailbox
I’m hunched over a grid, sweat furrows my brow, and my brain aches with the agony of indecision. What could possibly be causing this intense stress and concentration? Why, I’m trying to decide what themes to put in next year’s issues of The Mailbox® magazine preschool edition! I’m only making the process sound stressful to garner your sympathy. I actually enjoy it very much.
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Posted by Kim Murphy on 20 Oct 2009 | Posted in: Kindergarten, Literature Connections, Preschool, The Mailbox
Have you ever read Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak? Why, of course you have! It’s a classic! I always try to tuck classics into The Mailbox® magazine because you undoubtedly have them in your classroom. You know them well, and you have probably built units around these deservedly popular books. Of course, I also enjoy tucking more recent books into the magazine---ones that may, with time, become classics as well.
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Posted by Hope Spencer on 14 Oct 2009 | Posted in: Grades 2-3, Intermediate, Planning and Curriculum, Teachers and Teaching, The Mailbox
Boo! I'm back with great seasonal ideas from the current grades 2-3 and intermediate editions of The Mailbox® magazine! Enjoy!
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To prepare this seasonal center, write each sentence of a step-by-step description on a different sentence strip...
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Posted by Hope Spencer on 06 Oct 2009 | Posted in: Grade 1, Holiday and Seasonal, Kindergarten, Preschool, Teachers and Teaching, The Mailbox
I always look forward to fall; don't you? It's the relaxing time right before the busy holiday season kicks in. The weather is cooler but not too cool. The excitement of a new school year is still in the air. And, of course, Halloween is on its way! When I was a child, I spent the whole month of October planning my costume for the big day. I would change my mind three times a week until it was finally time to get dressed. What fun!
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Posted by Hope Spencer on 28 Sep 2009 | Posted in: Grade 1, Grades 2-3, Literature Connections, Teacher's Helper, The Mailbox, The Mailbox Books
Hollywood is at it again! This time they have chosen to make a screen adaptation of Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak. I'll admit it: I cannot wait to see what the moviemakers do with this rollicking story. I have wonderful memories of Max and his wild pals. My mom read this story to me again and again. I read it to my younger brother and then, years later, shared it with my students. This is one you just can't keep to yourself!
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