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Our team starts with ideas that we have found on Facebook teachers that we all follow as well as Pinterest. We then take those ideas and talk about how to make them better. I enjoy looking at the RCA app. We use a very valuable resource that Michelle shared with us last year that helps us with great ideas as well. My most valuable resource is my creative team for sure!

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I'm thankful for the Seesaw group on FB. There are so many great ideas shared and that's an area I want to improve on in my classroom. I find that just by following a few of the teachers at RCA on Twitter, I'm able to see ideas from several teachers.

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I am part of a third grade facebook group called Not So Wimpy Third Grade Teachers. There are a ton of great ideas on there. I also use social media, such as Twitter, Pinterest, Facebook, and Instagram to find ideas. Our own teachers here at Carver are full of amazing ideas and they are always inspiring me to be better and do better!

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I look on pinterest a lot. I also get a lot of my resources from TpT. A blog I follow and LOVE is http://www.teachingwithamountainview.com/. She has great ideas and AMAZING resources!

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There are so many valuable resources it is hard to name just a few. I find Twitter to be very helpful, and @MASL is a great resource for new librarians. Pinterest is always helpful and a new website I have found this year is elementarylibrarian.com. With all that being said I have to say the most inspiring things I have seen this year have been right here in our building. Such fabulous ideas!

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I look on the counselor FB page a lot, Pinterest, and collaborate with other counselors as much as possible.

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Kacie and Jodie share wonderful ideas with our team. During our Fridays together and other collaboration times, we expand on these ideas and put the plan in motion. K & J are top-notch resources in my book!!

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I found a Facebook group for third grade teachers, and the ideas are endless! I love it!

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Cammy                                     I purchased and read two books this summer: No More Low Expectations for English Learners (Not This But That) and Improving Education for English Learners: Research-Based Approaches.

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Cammy                                     I purchased and read two books this summer: No More Low Expectations for English Learners (Not This But That) and Improving Education for English Learners: Research-Based Approaches.

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I belong to several groups on Twitter and Facebook and read a lot of blogs.

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I am somewhat of a reading teacher nerd. So my standbys are Beers and Probst, Harvey, Serravallo, and, of course, Stamatis!

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I also look on pinterest and TPT. There are some great groups on facebook I am on. Spectacular Second grade, The Mailbox, Sees , and Second Grade Smiles. Twitter as well. I get the best ideas from our team though. They are super creative and always have great ways to make lessons more fun.

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I look on Pinterest for a lot of my ideas, but I also get ideas from Teachers Pay Teachers, and before I do a unit lesson I check and see if there is a breakout edu already created either on the breakoutedu website or on Pinterest or TPT, that way I don't have to create the questions myself.

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I love following teachers on Instagram & Twitter. The RCA app has tons of good ideas also. Anything Hope King and Kim Bearden do I try to find a way to incorporate into first grade.

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I have loved Scaffolding Young Writers and the resources in the appendix

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I look at Pintrest and talk to other teachers in the building. So many great ideas!

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Jan Richardson's The Next Step in Guided Reading...good stuff!

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Pinterest is my first go to place. I also follow some 4th grade teacher blogs. I love reading what other 4th grade teachers are doing in their classroom! A great way to get ideas.

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Our team brainstorms and ends up with some fun stuff.  Kacie and Jodie are sharing workshop ideas too. They are full of ideas

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I look at Pinterest and Twitter A LOT!!!! But, most of my ideas come from conversations I have with my second grade team members. We bounce ideas off of one another and a great idea usually is the result! In addition, I tend to have a lot of "aha moments" while teaching and seeing the expressions on the faces of the kiddos in my class!

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Elementary Shenanigans with Hope King.

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Deanna Jump and DeeDee Wills blogs as well as Primary Collaborative group on FB, Kinder Warriors blog, Pinterest searches, follow lots of teachers on FB.

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I love Runde's Room on Pinterest. I recently found an angle project we will be doing tomorrow with tape and the kids' tables. rundesroom.com

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I've tapped into my teacher- friend network as well as parents to get ideas for my new class.
I subscribe to several early childhood sites to learn about center- based learning.

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We played Prime Time to help the students with prime, composite and unique numbers. I got the idea from a teacher I follow on Instagram. The students keep asking when we are going to play again.

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I downloaded the book Kids Deserve It! by Todd Nesloney and Adam Welcome on my kindle app.  They gave me the idea for riding the bus early in the morning and to call teachers and staff's family members.