If you are reading this during the pandemic than things will look a bit different now but for this purpose try and picture a normal day. Everything has gone great so far in your day of teaching. There were no early meetings that could have
Dear Teacher: A Letter to Teacher During A Pandemic
Dear Teacher, For most of you, teaching has become a new territory. It doesn't matter if you just began your career just a few months ago or have been in the classroom for 30 years. These times of uncertainty have added in an unbelievable
Teaching from Home
Hello everyone, chances are you are reading this blog post because you are either a teacher needing ideas for how to switch to e-learning or are a parent wondering how you can keep your kids engaged during the next few weeks. At the time of
Spring Into Spring!
Springtime. The time of the year when the sun starts to peak out, the days get a little longer, and teachers everywhere are dreaming of spring break. Depending on where you live, you may still be bundling up in winter wear and having to
Dear New Teacher
Dear New Teacher, Hey you over there…yes, you. I’m talking to you, you young fresh faced thing! I see you over there, planning out your classroom theme, buying every possible book bin at thrift stores, Amazon, and dollar stores. I see you
Infertility The Long Road
"Infertility is like a spectator sport. I feel like I'm the only one in the bleachers watching everyone play, and I'm unqualified to join the team." - Meredith Hodge I started writing the draft to this post weeks ago and mulled over
Teaching Haiku Using the Fall Season
Once the clock strikes midnight on August 31st, all things fall to 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
