Are you a new or veteran teacher who struggles with the comparison game? Does your heart drop when your students talk about how much they loved their old teacher? Are you feeling inadequate? I’m here to tell you that you’re not alone. Comparing yourself to other teachers can be dangerous, but it’s totally normal. Social […]
I have a Pinterest Classroom
If you’ve followed my Instagram, you might think I have a Pinterest Classroom. In fact, people who walk into my classroom comment on it… often. But sometimes, they say it in a way that’s putting down my Pinterest-worthy room. To be very honest, I only use Pinterest as part of this blog but don’t use it […]
Make your Classroom Morning Routine EASY
Do you want to make your classroom morning routine easy? Are you trying to juggle student questions, taking attendance, helping Sammy log onto the computer while Marley needs help finding her lost pencil? All this while making sure your students are working on something meaningful without having to give the same directions over and over? […]
5 ways to celebrate Read Across America
Read Across America is one of the most exciting events in the K-2 classroom. It’s that time of the year when students fall even more in love with reading thanks to Dr. Seuss. I’ve teamed up with Party City to celebrate the 113th birthday of America’s favorite author, Dr. Seuss and the “Hats Off to Reading […]
What Teachers Wish Parents Knew…
Do you ever wish parents really knew what teaching was like? Teaching is one of the most rewarding careers, but it’s also one of the hardest. I wish that parents knew how much I truly loved their child. Spending my paycheck on STEM supplies to help your child become a critical thinker or bright-colored […]
Math Centers made Easy in the Primary Classroom
I’m about to hit you with some real talk. This school year has been so, so busy. Between IEP meetings, figuring out how I can support my students who really need it, e mailing parents back, writing our newsletter, planning engaging lessons, getting married, and trying to find a little balance, I’ve forgotten to do a few things that I’ve […]
20 Christmas Activities Kids will Love
I’ve got 20 Christmas activities kids will love to do at school or even at home with your own little ones. The Christmas season is a busy time for all of us. I want to save you time by compiling Christmas activities that you can introduce in your room tomorrow! Activities 1. Mom Inspired Life […]
5 Easy Ways to Organize STEM Materials
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) has been such an incredible resource to so many teachers. But how many of you are now stuck organizing all of those wonderful materials? I know I have had some issues. To help, I have put together a list of 5 easy ways to organize STEM materials. I hope […]
Teaching Children How to be Independent
It is so very important to teach our children how to be independent. As parents, our babies start as these little bundles of joys who need us for everything. And we love it. We want them to always need us, because we want to always be there for them. As these little people start to grow, […]
Messy Classroom Desk Solution
Are you looking for a messy classroom desk solution? I always tell my kids that teachers have superpowers and can always spot the kids with messy rooms at home? Why…because their desk is a hot mess!!! You know it’s true! I’ve tried a lot of things over the years and have a few solutions to […]
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