Oddsmakers are expecting some good games during the opening round. That means that no matter how the bracket started, the lowest-seeded team will always travel to the higher-seeded team in the AFC and NFC. The NFL has a re-seeding policy after each playoff round. 1-seeded team in each conference gets a bye into the second round while No. That’s why it’s fairly common for a wild-card selection to have a better record - but worse playoff seeding - than a team that finished as a division winner. The four division winners in each conference automatically get the top four seeds, regardless of record, and then the top three teams with the best record that didn’t win their division are the wild-card selections. Seuss (2) Dramatic Play (1) Earth Day (3) Easter (10) Elf on the Shelf (1) Eric Carle (2) Even and Odd (2) Explore Tubs (13) Fables (1) Fact Families (1) Fairy Tales (2) Fall (4) Farm (1) Father's Day (3) Feelings (1) Fire Safety (5) First Day (1) Five for Friday (1) Five Senses (7) Flexible Seating (1) Food Groups (1) Freebies (127) Friends (1) Gingerbread (6) Giveaways (12) Go Noodle (1) Goldilocks (2) Graphing (1) Groundhog Day (1) Groups (1) Guided Math (7) Guided Reading (5) Hall Passes (1) Hallowee (1) Halloween (4) Health (3) Hibernation (2) Hockey (1) I Belong (1) Ice Cream (1) Inquiry (1) Interactive Science Journals (7) Interactive SS Journals (2) iPads (3) iTeach (1) iTeach First (1) Jan Brett (1) Kites (1) Kwik Stix (1) Labels (4) Laura Numeroff (1) Leap Year (1) Letter Writing (2) LibraryThing (1) Linky (2) Linky Party (76) Lion and Lamb (1) Listen to Reading (3) Listening (1) Little Red Riding Hood (1) Living Things (2) Makeover Madness (1) Making 10 (2) Making Words (1) Mapping (1) Math (2) Math About Me (1) Math Book Monday (7) Math Games (7) Math Stations (30) Math Stretch (1) Measurement (5) Melanie Watt (1) Memory Book (3) Mo Willems (4) Monday Made It (4) Monday Motiviation (3) Morning Meeting (1) Morning Routine (1) Mother's Day (1) New Year's (1) Non-Fiction Writing (2) Number Practice (2) Nutrition (1) Objects and Materials (2) Online Safety (1) Open House (1) Organization (8) Owls (1) Pack & Stack (1) Patterns (2) Penguins (3) Pete the Cat (3) Pets (1) Phonics (5) Picture Books (2) Pirates (2) Place Value (1) Plants (5) Play Based Learning (2) Poetry (2) Polar Express (1) Problem Solving (1) Pumpkins (5) Question of the Day (3) Read to Self (1) Reading (1) Remembrance Day (1) Retelling Centre (1) Sale (3) Schedule Cards (1) Science (4) Seasons (4) Second Grade (1) Sesame Street (1) Shadows (1) Sight Words (4) Skip Counting (2) Skittles Experiment (1) Snowmen (3) Social Studies (5) Spiders (2) Splat the Cat (1) SpongeBob (1) Spring (2) Spring Break (2) St.Super Bowl 58 in Las Vegas at Allegiant Stadium: Feb. :) It's all about balance, right? I'll try to be back with the last few posts about my daily schedule this week: Theme, Author Study, and Problem Solving! In the meantime, click the picture below to check out the other posts in my daily schedule series!ġ00th Day (4) 2D Shapes (5) 3 Pigs (5) 3D Shapes (2) 50th Day (1) ABC Countdown (7) Advent Calendar (1) All About Me (2) Animals (1) Apples (1) Apps (1) Art (1) Author Study (2) Back to School (8) Bears (4) Bengal Bucks (1) Book List (2) Book Review (5) Bouncy Bands (1) Breakout EDU (1) Bump (2) Bus Safety (3) Calendar (3) Calendar Journal (1) Camping (3) Canada (2) Canadian Symbols (1) Card Games (1) Chalkboard and Brights (1) Character Education (1) Christmas (18) Christmas Around the World (4) Classroom Decor (2) Classroom Library (4) Classroom Management (7) Classroom Pics (10) Classroom Reveal 2015 (1) Clifford (2) Clouds (1) Community (1) Community Helpers (1) Conflict Resolution (1) Contest (1) Counting (1) Crafts (1) Cyberbullying (1) Daily 5 (5) Daily Schedule (10) Dare to Dream (1) Dental Health (2) Design Process (2) Digital Citizenship (1) DIY Felt Board (1) Dollar Store Finds (2) Dominoes (1) Doubles (1) Dr. Some days I am gone by just after 4:00pm, but others I might work for a bit.

Then I usually make sure everything is tidied up, close the blinds, change my guided math/reading rotations, plug in the iPods, change the question of the day and the leader/caboose, change the daily schedule, turn off my computer, and go get Zoe from daycare! I try not to stay too late. Then after the buses are all gone, by walking students get to go. The bell rings at 3:43pm for the bus students to leave. My bus students are dismissed first, so they line up in the hallway when they are ready. My EA stays in the classroom and reads a story to the walking students that are ready (they are dismissed last) and I supervise the students getting ready in the hallway. Then everybody goes into the hallway to get ready.

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