No Classes

I don't know if you can read this, but it says, "You have no classes." 

I told my husband that I will certainly get a lot done this year if I don't have any students. LOL! Really, I mean it, Laugh Out Loud! 

I've been checking our online grading system, and they (the district) haven't officially assigned students to classes yet. {I'm betting somebody knows who my students are already, but it ain't me!} Well, it's not going to really matter - I don't know any of them yet. Which really, I think is a good thing.

I just want to know how many I'm going to have. I want an idea of reading levels. I want to see the boy/girl ratio. All that statistical stuff - that really sorta scares us, til they become "my kids."

I am heading into the home stretch on summer vacation. A week from Thursday, we start in-services. I'm betting that by then, my class roster doesn't say "You have no classes." 

I'm spending my days getting ready and procrastinating. Procrastinating and getting ready. 

I have lesson plans mostly done for the first short week (we go Wednesday morning, Thursday and Friday) and the first full week. 

Procedures, procedures, procedures. This is how we do it; this is how we do it; this is how we do it. Repeat, repeat, repeat. 

And try to keep it engaging.

And I'm still trying to make some decisions on what all I want to do. 

Tonight, I've convinced my hubby to go up and help me set up my room - well, the furniture. We have a teacher resource center with lots of die cuts that I need to go to yet this week.

So that's what my week's going to look like. Procrastinating, getting ready, moving furniture, finishing stuff that needs done at my house (not school stuff). Happy Monday!