So I came across this great link-up and just had to join in. I love hearing about other teachers' schedules!

I also love routine, so I don't stray from my schedule unless I have to.
So here's how A Day In My Shoes goes...
5:00am- My alarms start to go off. Yes, I said alarms. I am the world's heaviest sleeper and it is soooo hard to wake up on time.
5:20-5:30am- This is when I usually roll out of the bed. I leave my lazy dogs still sleeping on the bed and start showering and getting ready.
6:15ish am- My goal is to get out of the house by six am, but seeing as how I never get up on time, that rarely happens. I usually leave around 6:15 and typically eat breakfast on the way (especially if I stop by Chick-fil-A or Bojangles...best way to start the day, except when you're on WeightWatchers.).
6:45am- Arrive at work. I live thirty minutes away and it's a pain at times, but I really enjoy that time in the morning to myself.
6:45-7:15am- Pass out breakfast, write homework on the board, check in with my AMAZING team. Seriously, I work with the best women.
7:15-7:45am- My kids start arriving. They complete morning work and eat breakfast. I mark breakfast, do little tasks that need to be done, deal with student notes, student issues, etc.
7:45-8:25am- SOAR. This time is like a math remediation/enrichment time. All of our kids switch and go to different teachers, so I actually only have a few of my students from my homeroom.
8:30-9:20am- Reading time. One of my favorite teachers comes in and co-teaches with me at this time. Right now, we're doing a Roald Dahl author study and my kids are loving it.
9:20-10:00am- Specials. I plan (when I can), otherwise I have meetings. Lots of meetings. Always one on Thursday, always one every other Tuesday, and then RTI meetings whenever I have to. This time FLIES by.
10:00-10:45am- Language Arts...grammar and writing. Never enough time.
10:45-11:00am- Recess for the kiddos
11:00-12:00- Math. I LOVE teaching math. Especially decimals and fractions, which is what we're doing now!
12:00-12:16- Go over morning work, do mad minute multiplication tests. Don't you love the random time we stop at?
12:16-12:46- Lunch...I end up always working a little during lunch, but I still spend part of lunch with my team.
12:46-2:00- Science or social studies. We flip back and forth. I also love teaching these two, but again, I wish I had more time.
2:00-2:15- School wide DEAR time. Even the teachers read and I have gotten through so many great books in my classroom library lately. I just finished Bud, Not Buddy- such a great book!
2:15-2:25- Pack up, clean up, send the kids home
2:25-2:50- I always have some type of duty- bus, inside car duty, outside car duty.
2:50-??- If it's a Tuesday, I have staff meetings. If it's every other Monday, I have a PBIS meeting. Otherwise, I'm planning, trying to get stuff done. It's been my goal to take off by four whenever I can and I'm glad to say that I've done it so far!
4:00ish-10:00ish- This is when I check blogs, emails, Facebook, grade papers, eat dinner, go to the gym, etc.
10:00ish- I wish it was earlier, but around ten I usually get ready for bed and crash. Within minutes.
And that's my day! Hope it's not super boring!

3 comments:
We did the SOAR focus groups last year for Reading and we had the highest test scores in our school! It works!! I also loved the fact that I only had 7 kids for that 30 minutes! I also do PBIS at my school! =) Love it!
gingersnapstreatsforteachers.blogspot.com
I set multiple alarms as well. Glad I am not the only one! =)
Ms. Smith
Adventures of Ms. Smith
I had never heard of PBIS until this linky party. It sounds like a neat thing. I also love that the teachers participate in DEAR time too.
Thanks for linking up!
Miss Klohn
Adventures of a 6th Grade Teacher
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