In my four short (yet simultaneously incredibly long...lol) years of teaching, I’ve taught 5th grade, 3rd grade, and now 1st! Unfortunately (in my experience at least…) it seems as though science is one of those subjects that can be the first to fall to the wayside. Because of this, I challenge ...
Job Search Q&A
If you’ve followed me for awhile, you’d know I made a major switch last year when I chose to move states, schools, and grades in the middle of a pandemic. I was extremely unhappy at my old campus and I knew in my gut I needed a change. Having to start the job search process over again was extremely ...
The Benefits of Small Group Instruction
Do you use small groups in your classroom? I’ve taught a variety of grades throughout my educational experience: fifth grade, third grade, and now first grade. One thing that has remained consistent is utilizing small group instruction in both my literacy and math blocks. There are many benefits to ...
The Best Masks to Teach In
Hey friends! Welcome back to the blog. I feel like I say that a lot...but I’m hoping maybe this year it’ll stick and this will be a more frequent thing. I don’t know about you, but this school year has been craaaaaazy! So much uncertainty, new things to try, switching schedules, and MASKS...oh ...
Staying Connected with Verizon 5G At Home Wifi
Sponsored: Hey, friends! I’m so excited to be checking in with you today. I know it’s been awhile...stressed and exhausted is an understatement. This new season of teaching is no joke. We’re being pulled in a million directions and we’re expected to know how to do everything instantly. I know it ...
Building a Mentor Text Library with Amazon Wishlists
Hey, friends! I’m writing this from the comfort of my couch with a big cup of coffee nearby soaking up my last few lazy mornings of summer. It was a great summer full of relaxing, plenty of pool days, and just the right amount of weekend getaways. I couldn’t be more grateful for time to recharge. ...
