The first time I saw the Friday reflection was in Michelle Haseltine's #100 Days of Notebooking Facebook group. I have noticed several slices using this same format to think about and reflect on their week. This would be a good practice to start. I was reminded of this idea by Juliette, my writing friend from Ghana.
5 things that made me smile:
- daffodils (that haven't bloomed in years) blooming in the landscape
- a Monday positive message from a colleague
- a new lesson that went better than expected
- NCAA March Madness
- Coach Eck (my daughter) speaking and honoring her 8th grade players and my former students
4 words to describe my week
- chilly-rainy-dreary
- late-night
- colorful
- steady
3 plans for the weekend
- playing cards with family
- reading What Lives in the Woods by Lindsay Currie
- watching basketball games
2 things I learned this week
- a student was purposely causing a computer glitch on a test
- Penny Kittle ad Kelly Gallagher have started their videos again
1 goal for the weekend
- limit my time spent on school work
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I love that final goal which will free up time for your three plans for the weekend. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteOh, I like this reflection format. So concrete. I hope you get lots and lots of school work free time and mind this weekend.
ReplyDeleteI like this format for reflection and tried it out myself today. I had bookmarked earlier in the month and forgotten about it so thank you for the reminder. And also for the reminder to watch Penny and Kelly's new series! I actually didn't finish all of the videos from last year either so I am looking forward to catching up on all of those.
ReplyDeleteGreat format. I went with this today! I sure do hope you don't spend much time on school work this weekend! More cards!!!
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