A new year.
Yesterday marked the first day of a new school year.
A new crop of kids.
A new group to learn to love and shape.
New adventures.
There is a new year full of promises ahead.
I'm ready to enjoy the ride!
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Wishing you all the best for the coming year... and Shana Tova!
The way you describe your feelings about the start of the year was always how I felt, even though I taught high schoolers rather than 3rd graders. Have a great year!
...a colorful start.
Thank you for those lovely back to school images!
My husband taught third grade for 25 years before moving on to a math interventionist position. It's a great age!
OHhhhhhhhhhhh my school supply loving heart is SO HAPPY right now. I can't wait to see what this year brings for you!!!
Yes, back to school. This is the second week for my guys. It's nice to be back into a routine.
Xo, Julie | This Main Line Life
How fun! I swoon for all the markers & colored pencils!
Great pictures. I once again have a child in the grade that you teach!
It's so exciting!!! Your classroom and supplies look so fresh and fun! Good luck with your new batch of cuties!!
I hope that you have an outstanding school year. Great classroon. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful weekend.
Have a wonderful new school year, Tama! Inspire your students and have fun!
I wish you a terrific year at school! The beginnings are always so hopeful, bright and shiny! The schools here are so poor they are talking about going to a 4 day week. OMG what are we coming to?
Beautiful back to school photos! Hope you have a wonderful year.
I love all these photos. And I hope you have a fantastic start to your year.
Wishing you a fantatic school year. Looks like you have things all ready to go. - Can't wait to hear what your students come up with this year.
You make school seem like a LOT of fun with all your bright colors and the cheerful attitude, even after the erasers turn into nubs and crayon tips get broken. It must be hard to watch the kids leave each year.
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