5 Things I Wish I Knew as a First Year Teacher
The first year of teaching is a transformative experience for educators. As a first year teacher, I discovered invaluable lessons that shaped my teaching practice.
The first year of teaching is a transformative experience for educators. As a first year teacher, I discovered invaluable lessons that shaped my teaching practice.
Are you tired of the same old math review drills and worksheets? Do you want to engage your students in a fun and interactive way?
I’m not a huge fan of pink and frills, but I am an absolute sucker for Valentine’s Day–which explains my love for Valentine’s Day writing
It’s that time of year again! The snow is falling, the temperatures are dropping, and your students are getting antsy. Time to break out the
November is a month of giving thanks, but it’s also a great time for writers to get creative–and November writing prompts can make it that
Confession: I’m a giant scaredy-cat–which is why it’s surprising that I love Halloween writing prompts so. darn. much. There is nothing I hate more than
It can be tough to come up with morning work for first graders that is both fun and educational. Worksheets often feel like a chore,
It’s the end of the day and your class is restless. Your students are tired of the same old brain breaks. The dismissal stampede starts
It’s true. And if we are being technical here, I should say: Sub plans WERE ruining my life. I’ve always been a Last Minute Lucy,
Real talk: mornings are one of the hardest times in the classroom. Attendance. Lunch orders. Unpacking. Small talk. Notes from home. Announcements. Morning meetings. Morning