8 Must Read Books for Teachers in 2020
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,
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
Who Needs to Go Out On Black Friday When You Can Shop in Your Pajamas? So were you one of the brave ones who ventured
2nd grade is such a fun grade to teach reading! Most of your students are no longer still “learning how to read” and they are
2018 is *almost* over and although I can barely believe this year has gone by so fast, I’m already starting to think about 2019 and
Writing doesn’t have to be hard. Whenever I talk to fellow teachers about what they HATE teaching… it always seems to be writing. Why is
With November just around the corner, we are officially into full-blown “I love fall ” mode. But, would it kill Florida to have a more
In years past, I’ve always allowed students to find their own buddies with the understanding that we could work with everyone and anyone. There was
New year, new organized you, right? About 4 years ago I made a New Year’s resolution to not spend as much time on “school stuff”
The school I worked at this past year was REALLY focused on STEM. I mean like really focused. Like so focused, the teachers worked to turn
