If you’ve been a follower of mine for a while you’ve noticed that I pick up new ventures pretty often. I’ve said for years that I’m ADD (I really think I am) and I get bored really easily. I constantly have to have a dozen balls up in the air, juggling all of them, or I’m not content. One of these days I’m going to sit and relax. Or hit the gym. That’s probably a
Thanks to Ashley for the adorable girl clip art! It’s time for Wednesday Website #4! I took last week off for the holiday but I’m back to share another awesome site with you! The last couple weeks I shared more primary oriented websites and this week I’m sharing another one that’s better for the intermediate grades. Read Theory is a great, FREE website that you can use to have students independently practice and build their comprehension
I’m finally starting to get things in gear for the new school year! I’m officially finished with my old job, and a have a bit of a break otherwise (minus a bajillion showers and appointments for me and the pup!) so I’m trying to get myself organized before things really start going. I have a two week training at the end of the month and so I have a LARGE to-do list for myself between
I don’t know about you, but summer is actually my busiest time of the year! It always seems like there 40 showers/weddings/babies in the summer. And then you may remember me saying before I do work with a non-profit as well. The summer is our busiest time. We just finished our 8 day festival (hence why you haven’t heard from me during this time). Thankfully, I think the next three weeks are relatively free (except
I’ve spent the last 15 years teaching in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades, and working beside elementary classrooms as an instructional coach and resource support. I’m passionate about math, literacy, and finding ways to make teachers’ days easier. I share from my experiences both in and out of the elementary classroom. Read more About Me.
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