This is a Powerful Way to Use Vocabulary When Teaching Novels.
Novels, where to begin? They are incredibly inviting and can be exciting. Sometimes the best part is that they do not come with pictures .
Novels, where to begin? They are incredibly inviting and can be exciting. Sometimes the best part is that they do not come with pictures .
As most of you know, I moved half way across the country this summer. We left Washington state bound for Louisiana. Not only did we
ARE YOU READY? If you are one of those teachers that is 110% pumped about returning to school because you live and breath your job
Wow friends! I have had a whirlwind of a summer (so far). My blog is not normally geared toward life and family type posts, but
As a teacher, what happens when you have to be out of the classroom? A Not So Fun Day to Explain … I know for
One of my favorite days of the week is Friday (read on to find out why): I am sure many of you enjoy watching your
How do ‘rules’ work in your classroom? Do you already have them established before students enter or are you on the other end of the
Dear Teacher, Why do you have SO MUCH stuff in your classroom?! Signed, The Teacher With Too Much Stuff in Her Classroom! True story y’all!
Where are you in your teaching career? First year, 7 year itcher-scratcher, 10 year, or creeping up on retirement? No matter the juncture, we all
Whether we like it or not, as educators, we do have to go back to school! The difference is whether you are prepared. I
Growth mindset is not a foreign concept. It has been around for quite a while. This post is meant as more of a reminder, or
PLC – Oh Yeah! As of lately, there has been a BIG push for a PLC education-wide. Why not?! A PLC (Professional Learning Community)
