Chances are if you are reading this you have been a teacher for some time and that you know that back to school can have you wondering how you will survive. You may also remember the days of having to read through every single workbook in
Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in the Classroom
St. Patrick's Day. The day everyone questions if what they are wearing is somewhat a shade of green. While St. Patrick's Day obviously originated in Ireland, it's pretty safe to say that it is celebrated in other countries as well. I mean,
Celebrating Valentine’s Day in the Classroom
Ah the month of love and holidays galore. There are a ton of holidays in the month of February (check out this post for even more ideas for the month), but I think when people think of February the holiday that first comes to mind is
How to Survive February As A Teacher
Disclosure: Links to items mentioned in this post are Amazon affiliate links, meaning if you make a purchase on Amazon after clicking on a link/photo, I get a reimbursement. A mere short months after December is my second favorite
How to Survive the Winter Holidays as a Teacher
Disclosure: Links to items mentioned in this post are Amazon affiliate links, meaning if you make a purchase on Amazon after clicking on a link/photo, I get a reimbursement. December, that magical time of year. When twinkling lights
Halloween Ideas for the Classroom
Halloween is that magical day full of costumes, fun, and enough sugar to fuel a jet. Halloween always played a big part of my career as a teacher, because it's my second favorite holiday. I ran my schools fall festival for three years
Teaching Haiku Using the Fall Season
Once the clock strikes midnight on August 31st, all things fall begin. For some, that means racing to Starbucks the second PSL is offered. For others, it can mean procuring an obscene amount of fall scented anything! Pumpkin scented
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