Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Today is a new day!

      Today is a new day.  I have had this blog hanging out in the clouds for quite sometime and I have finally decided to say who cares what it's called.  I've always wanted to start a family blog but have never taken the time.  Well, the time is now.  On this very blog.  So I am going to write about it ALL! School, home and everything in between as a way to journal so to speak about my life.  I don't really like to write with a pen any more so I will type instead. And let me just say ahead of time, please forgive my grammar.  Who knows anymore about where a semi colon goes or a comma?  I promise to do my best but I can't guarantee it will be correct!

     I want to share been happening lately in my life.  I left the Instructional Coach role two years ago.  I'm not really sure how I feel but suffice it to say I do love being with kids.  They are actually much easier to deal with than adults and the most political issue they have is whether or not they get their turn! I learned so much during my days as an IC and wouldn't change the experience because that would mean changing what I learned.  I would, however, change the way in which I learned some of those lessons.  Needless to say though I love working with any thing educational or curriculum so it's all good.

      Now I haven't gotten into making clip art and all that but I do enjoy creating a station here and there and oh how I love helping a new teacher!  Those were just two of my favorite things I enjoyed as an IC.  There is just something about it...I don't know what it is but maybe someday when I 'grow' up, I will be able to truly pursue my dream of being a college professor and helping new teachers!

      So, where am I now?  Well, thanks for asking.  I currently teach Kindergarten.  I know, I know.  I never thought it would happen either.  I thought I would die in Second grade.  Turns out that you will do extremely crazy things so that your kids can go to their neighborhood school.  I am actually really enjoying my time in Kinder and will most likely stay awhile. Don't get me wrong, I still hope to someday have the privilege to be trained in the Dyslexia program or maybe even go back to the IC role but for the time being I have to put that on the back burner; at least until my kids get older and I don't have to worry about all the logistics involved!

Today is today and tomorrow will come but why not enjoy today while it's here.

Much love,
Literacy Lady