It has been a while since I've written, but I wanted to share with you the amazing experience I was able to make for my students, with the help of my students' parents and colleagues. We have been reading Story of the World Volume 1: Ancient Times. My third ...
After being a public school teacher in both Maryland and Florida for the past 8 years, and feeling like I was no longer making a difference in teaching, I resigned my position at the end of the 20-21 school year. I know I am not the only one in public education who has exited ...
There aren't many words to describe the year that was 2020. As educators, we learned and grew so much! If you didn't know about Google Classroom, Nearpod, Bitmojis, Screencastomatic or Zoom (just to name a few) before March of 2020, you definitely climbed that learning curve! ...
Getting ready to start a unit on fractions?! Hands-on and providing opportunities for young learners to make meaning of their learning is my top priority. Whether you are teaching second grade, or fifth grade, or any in between, I know you can use these ideas for your students. ...
With most of teachers teaching remotely, I thought I'd share some advice, as to what things are must haves for teachings working remotely during this distance learning time! Teaching from home, in some sense, has been a joy! I get to see my own children learn new things and interact ...
