Summer means that it’s finally time to pull the ol’ Kindle out full time! For the first time EVER, I am not teaching summer school. I was actually freaking out that I wasn’t sure how I was going to fill my days without it…and then I took at peek at
I’m a planner. Although, I don’t think that’s unique to me – I think most teachers are planners! As the year draws to a close, I like to look ahead towards next year {Sorry, kiddos – I think you’re looking ahead towards summer, too!} As I get a few spare minutes
I like to cook {well kinda…I like the idea of cooking!} But to be totally honest, I do not like to cook most nights after teaching all day! Teaching is exhausting, right? I figured I can’t be the only teacher who feels this way, so I’ve found some dinner recipes
We live in a Wonderful World. But it’s a world where we hear awful things every day – on the news, from our students, and many, many other places. While I do not shy away from the “bad” things that happen in the world, I try to enlighten my students
March is my F•A•V•O•R•I•T•E month! It’s filled with family birthdays, the first signs of spring, and of course, the very best holiday of the year…St. Patrick’s Day! I’m here today to share a few of my favorite March activities, books and freebies for this fabulous month! Class Books are a
If you’ve followed along here for a while, you may know that St. Patrick’s Day is my absolute favorite holiday! All the green and the mischievous little leprechauns – just the best! I’m always proud to be Irish, but especially on St. Patrick’s Day! I have a few fun books to
