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LEteaching fifth grade in the spring in Texas brings some interesting smells 👀😳☀️🥲🔥
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MOMy son lived in Florida since he was three, and now this year in fifth grade we moved back to Minnesota.
Once the snow started falling, he learned something new! Elementary school kids bring an extra bag with them to school in the winter with snow pants, winter boots, gloves, and a hat so they can play outside at recess! 🤯
This is something he had no idea about as a Florida kid, so it was really cute watching him get in the habit! He loves winter recess and all the fun they have in the snow! ❄️
As a midwest kid myself, this seemed so normal and it felt odd that I had to teach him, but depending on where you live in the country, we all have our own sense of “normal!”
Anything unique that kids in your part of the country do?
#momlife #motherhood #winter
@moms.me.time
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AIHow you handle conflict MATTERS.
This one is a journey, so hang with me for a minute.
Conflict is unavoidable in classrooms. We can reduce it, sure. But we will never eliminate it.
And when conflict pops up? Everyone gets triggered.
So, let’s say you have a kid who is causing conflict by yelling things across the class.
Our first thought may be “oh, this hurts instruction because it interrupts class” but it doesn’t end there - not even close.
🚩Othering that student with our tone, language, or body language
→ we deepen their unmet need for belonging
→ and we increase the likelihood the behavior continues
🚩 Modeling exclusion (shame, shunning, ignoring, public correction)
→ we quietly set a classroom norm for how people should be treated when they’re annoying, loud, or inconvenient
That norm becomes:
“When someone bothers me, it’s okay to ___.”
Fill in the blank with whatever your system uses:
❌shame.
❌shun.
❌insult.
❌ignore.
None of those solve why the student is yelling.
And then it snowballs.
If little Ashlyn is shunned for yelling in second grade…
In third grade, peers avoid her—so she gets louder.
In fourth grade, they fear her—because last year she shoved someone.
In fifth grade, she’s just “that kid.”
Hello, label.
Hello, chronic survival brain. 🚩
Goodbye, thinking brain.
And when we have classrooms full of kids who feel like they’re walking on eggshells around each other?
🛑We have kids who cannot access learning.
Including literacy.
Plain and simple.
So let this be your motivation to stop sweeping conflict under the rug. It’s not neutral.
It’s not harmless.
Comment FLOWCHART✨ for my free guide to navigating conflict.
And comment 💥REWIRE to begin the journey of rewiring your classroom.💛
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COOn Friday, I spent my day off in this library — nearly 13½ hours going shelf by shelf, book by book.
There was joy in reorganizing and imagining what this space can become… and also sadness. Some books were water-damaged, some beyond repair, and a few raised concerns about mold. Letting them go was hard, but it was done with care — to protect the rest of the collection and make room for healthier stories ahead.
I’m taking a chance on this library.
And I hope it takes a chance on me.
If you’ve ever loved a school library, I’d love your encouragement as this transformation continues. I’m also so grateful for ideas and suggestions — especially favorite series for kindergarten through fifth grade that deserve a spot on these shelves.
I do have a wish list as well, and any support in helping replace some of the books we had to say goodbye to would mean more than I can say. Every step forward helps shape a space where kids can fall in love with reading again. 💚📚
Thank you for cheering this process on.
#schoollibrary #readersofinstagram #takeachance
@cordiallyshannon
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MAWe 💙 Shannon Hale and we 💙 REAL FRIENDS
Have you read (or re-read) our April #MacKidsPick? Illustrated by the incredible LeUyen Pham, this is a must-read for anyone who has undergone the trials and tribulations of fifth grade.
And bonus! Shannon will be taking over our Instagram tomorrow. Stop by our stories tomorrow to leave her a question 💙
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TIIt’s not just her courage that inspires me—it’s her classmates.
Campbell is in fifth grade now. The tender age when fitting-in is of utter importance.
And yet, for the second school year in a row, she made sure her disability stood out.
Campbell did this presentation without me. I had no idea what she was going to say—but I always know how she feels:
That a disability doesn’t make you deficient.
That autism is “nothing to be ashamed of.”
I’m proud of my daughter for sharing, but I’m equally proud of this school and these students.
Not everyone applauds autism. But when we give disabled children the opportunity to lead—
Inclusion can be taught.
#actuallyautistic #spedteacher #autismteacher #disabilityinclusion #neurodiverse
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INThe post showcases a viral TikTok-style video demonstrating a rapid shoelace-tying technique learned in fifth grade, where the creator's "slow-motion" attempt still baffles viewers, amassing over 72,000 views and 1,700 likes in hours.
This method, involving a single bow-tying motion after initial crossings, streamlines traditional lacing by minimizing loops, as detailed in a 2015 Numberphile video by mathematician Matt Parker, which predates recent social media buzz.
User replies reflect universal frustration with fast tutorials, drawing parallels to rushed workplace training, while one highlights the technique's orthopedic appeal for quick, secure knots in professional settings.
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MY🥰I’m a big fan of including Littles at fancy family meals, at least for a short time!
✨Did you know that toddlers who were included in family mealtime on a consistent basis scored higher in pre-reading skills in kindergarten then their peers …and those same kids had higher reading scores in fifth grade!
🥂But regular family meal times don’t usually involve fancy glassware and the good china! Still, I love including toddlers and young children because we’re creating memories and I want them to be a part of that.
🤍For helping the tiniest babes enjoy being at the table a little longer, a few soft toys after they eat and fat crayons for toddlers to color on brown paper bags works great! For preschoolers, stickers are super fun, but save those for the older kids because stickers are very chokable!
🍽️This strategy also helps keep all of the adults at the table. Because if the toddlers get down right away, someone older has to leave the table to keep an eye them .
🎄Hope you’re having the most wonderful holiday week !
🥰Melanie
#melaniepotock #slpfeeding #feedingtherapy #pickyeaters #ashaigers #feedinglittles #originalidea
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EDFrom @greenepaint: “These envelopes and letters from my fifth grade may go down as one of my favorite projects ever 💛✨
Not only were they SO thoughtful about the quotes they chose, they did such an absolutely rad job embracing the process of antiquing their work and the perfect imperfection of it. I honestly just couldn’t have been prouder of them like AT ALLLL 🥳🥳”
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MSToday I came across this video of my grandson @iamjulezjsmith speaking fluent French! In fifth grade . This week he is in Paris for fashion week. My how time flies. Hope he’s putting his French to good use.. @iamjulezjsmith Love you from Grandma ❤️
@mstinaknowles
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THThe Week Junior Book Club pick for April is Kate DiCamillo’s fantastic new novel, Ferris!
The summer before fifth grade isurning out to be unforgettable for Ferris, who finds herself helping out many of her family members. Ferris’ 6-year-old sister, Pinky, ends up in police headquarters after trying to rob a bank! Her Uncle Ted moves into the basement to paint what he thinks will be a masterpiece about the history of the world. And Ferris’ beloved grandmother, who was recently diagnosed with a serious heart condition, sees a ghost who wants to be reunited with her husband...
To find out more about Ferris, and for a chance to win a copy, tap the link in our bio—or check out our new issue!
#theweekjuniorbookclub #katedicamillo #ferris #bookclub #middlegradebooks #middlegradeauthors #theweekjuniorus
@theweekjuniorus
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OF🎬 Movie Details
Title: Wonder 👦🏻✨
Director: Stephen Chbosky
Genre: Drama / Family
Runtime: 1h 53m
Language: English
Release Date: November 17, 2017
Cast: Julia Roberts, Owen Wilson, Jacob Tremblay, Izabela Vidovic, Noah Jupe
📖 Plot Summary
The film follows Auggie Pullman, a young boy born with facial differences that have prevented him from attending a mainstream school. As he enters the fifth grade at Beecher Prep, the story explores his journey to fit in, the challenges of bullying, and the incredible impact of kindness. The specific scene in your video depicts the social tension and bullying faced by students who don't "fit the mold."
💡 Theme
The central theme is "Choose Kind." It emphasizes empathy, the hidden struggles of others, and the courage it takes to stand up for what is right in the face of cruelty.
📺 Where to Watch
Available for streaming on Hulu, Disney+ (with certain bundles), and for rent/purchase on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Google Play.
⭐ Ratings
IMDb: 7.9/10
Rotten Tomatoes: 86%
#Wonder #ChooseKind #AuggiePullman #StephenChbosky #FamilyMovies Heartwarming StopBullying KindnessMatters
Thanks for watching 💍
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