Getting kiddos, especially 1st graders, motivated to write can be the trickiest part of the writing process. There are dozens of reasons why my students don’t want to write – ranging from not having any ideas to being hung up on spelling. While I do teach Writer’s Workshop {and the
One of my very favorite things in life is checking my mailbox each day. It’s usually just bills or local house listings but I am always hopeful there will be a fun card or surprise from someone! I LOVE to send people Happy Mail and I’m always hopeful I’ll get some
Phew…what a few years it’s been, right? I know these last few years have been a challenge, especially for us teachers. As many of you’ve I’ve definitely gone through many stages ranging from “Seriously…we’re stuck inside for how long?” to “Awesome! I get extra time to watch Luke grow up right in
It’s no surprise that I love Etsy! You can find everything from cute notes to fabulous gift ideas to craft supplies and everything in between! But have you paid attention to just how amazing the Etsy shops that are owned by Teachers are?! Now is the time to #StandWithSmall and
Do you have students who sometimes take extended vacations? Are you always scrambling to gather work for these students to fill the days? Well, I have a solution for you that is simple, low-prep, and high impact! This Independent Study Work Pack is for students who are out of the
Make March fun in your classroom with these easy St. Patrick’s Day activities for primary kids!
