Friday Hooray! Five for Friday


Today, I am linking up with Doodle Bugs Teaching to bring you the Five for Friday link-up.




We went to a birthday party on Sunday afternoon. While most of the other children were playing, mine decided she wanted to ride a horse. So she did just that. On our way home, she discusses the need for us to have our own horses and how she wants to start taking riding lessons. It was so cute!



We are using this month to see how much money we can save. We are tracking all of our expenses to see where everything goes and where we can reduce spending. Our daughter has been in on some of the conversations with us about the budget because we want her to know the importance of being financially secure. This is a picture of a my latest budget project...her our daughter. (I am not finished with it yet, but I will post a picture when it is completed.) These are her money jars...saving, spending, giving...one for each. She has a plethora of piggy banks in her room, but I want her to divide the money and use for specific purposes. I will keep you updated on this little project. 





I worked with a group of second graders this week on creating a lapbook about Martin Luther King, Jr. We had such a great time! In fact, I am working on two more lapbooks just for them to do per request. To get a better look at the resource click here.




This has been my reading material this week at night...not exactly Nicholas Sparks, but they had to be read by Saturday. So, I got through it. The positive of having class this Saturday is I get to see these two beautiful ladies. Working on this EdD degree has been tough, but we have all formed a tight bond and support one another every little step. I am so thankful for these ladies (and our lunch group guys) for the laughs and friendship. 




I was so excited this week when I got to dance with my little tappers again. I look forward to teaching tap each week. This was the first time since my surgery in December that I was able to dance with them. They told me to be very careful...they are so sweet! 

Happy Friday Everyone! Don't forget to check out what everyone else has been up to!

4 comments:

  1. Aww your daughter is so sweet with that horse! I love that you created the little jars for her to save in. Such a great idea and lesson to learn early!

    Mrs. Plemons' Kindergarten

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    1. Thank you! She definitely is pleading her case for us to get her one.

      Andrea

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  2. My little guy has also been trying to convince us that he needs a horse as well! Love your little tappers - makes me miss dance!

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    1. Kelly,
      I love teaching dance, and I just cannot give it up. On really busy weeks I often wonder why I continue, but then as soon as the music starts to play, I am reminded why. I love it!
      Andrea

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