Chances are if you are reading this you have been a teacher for some time and 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 your
How to Survive Halloween As A Teacher
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 and
Why Self Care is Important As A Teacher, Human
Chances are if you are reading this, you are a teacher in need of some self care ideas. I mean even if you aren't, you are still a human, which is something some people seem to forget. Teachers are humans. This post is more on the personal
20 Easy Teaching from Home Ideas and Tips
Edit to add: It is now 2023 and teaching from home was the norm for some time so while these tips and ideas aren't always going to be relevant, be sure to keep them in your back pocket because as we've learned, we never know when things are
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 can
Classroom Management Ideas
Throughout my teaching career, I tried a variety of different classroom management ideas. The key is finding what works best for YOUR group of kids. What may have worked like a charm for another teacher, may leave you overwhelmed. These are
How to Easily Differentiate in the Classroom
As an aspiring teacher and student in college, one keyword that I heard a lot was "differentiate". Back then this meant little to me because reading about different learning abilities in a textbook wasn't a real word example. All I
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