9 Must-Read Books for Teachers in 2021
If there were ever a year that just brought you to your knees, pushed you to the extreme, and made you rethink every life decision,
If there were ever a year that just brought you to your knees, pushed you to the extreme, and made you rethink every life decision,
Looking for some fun and engaging ideas to fill your lesson plans this November? I’ve got you!! Today, I’m sharing five of my favorite activities for
Teacher friends… the leaves are changing, the weather is getting colder and PSLs are back at Starbucks. My favorite season has joyfully returned (and in
Friends, we have finally made it to October! It is no secret that October is one of my favorite months to teach. Bats, Spiders, Pumpkins,
Let’s take a little trip down memory lane. Back in 2014, I was packing up my classroom library in preparation of changing schools. As I
Over my 11 years in the classroom, it’s safe to say I’ve accumulated a lot of teacher “stuff”. But, it’s that “stuff” that allows me
Alright, let’s discuss something that gets an ugly reputation… Reading Assessments. Let’s face it… assessments can be boring, over-burdening, and stressful (especially when we’re talking
What if I told you there was one simple thing you could do today that would reduce teacher burn out. What if I told you
I know what you are thinking… Leigh-another books post? I know, I know, but I promise this one is good! Also, as an avid reader,
Ok… January is *just* around the corner! I know most of us are just trying to make it to Christmas Break, but I wanted to
