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My Nifty Fifties Classroom Part 3

 Just a short update.  School started this week and I wore a poodle skirt on the first day as I greeted my kiddos in front of the "Drive In" sign that I made for outside my door. 

The Rocket Math bulletin board is an incentive chart.  Each child has a rocket with their name on it and when they move up a level with their math facts, they will move their rocket up. 

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  1. Elizabeth @ My Life, Such as it is...August 28, 2011 at 5:12 AM

    You are so creative! Great looking classroom. Have fun teaching 2nd grade this year.

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