Yesterday I wrote an article for the Teacher 2 Teacher blog about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Each year I am reminded and inspired by the commitment that Dr. King made to equality. For me, I feel that the best way to truly obtain, and maintain, equality is through greater exposure to difference we do […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Before the winter break, I wrote an article for Teach Hub about How to Make the Standards Work for you. That article, really gets into specific details on how we, as educators, shouldn’t be afraid of the standards – but rather use them to our advantage. A few people already commented on the article through […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Although most schools are out for the winter break (lucky ducks) – there are still some teachers trying to make it through. For those educators, you are really struggling to keep in your students’ excitement and energy. Maybe you have a shorter winter break, year-round school, or have snow days that you already need to […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Have you gone and downloaded the mega huge Teachers Pay Teachers (TPT) book that is 100% completely free? Well you better get a move on. It’s already been downloaded over 5,000 times! Can you believe it? Click on this link here, and get it all.
Earlier this Fall, I wrote two articles for Games for Educators. The articles focused on games that can be played in the classroom. You can read the first one here , it talks about ways to bring games into the classroom. The articles received such a positive response, that I was asked to write an […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Free December/Winter/Holiday E-Book I participated in a really huge – like 50 contributers huge – December/Winter/Holiday FREEBIE lesson plan book. Every contributor had to create and donate at least one item (preferably three). Which means…drumroll please…. there are at least 50 (FIFTY) but up to ONE HUNDRED FIFTY free worksheets, lesson plans, and holiday ideas […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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