
22 Amazon March Resources To Help Teachers: Women’s History Books, Math Common Core Units
Hello 247 Teachers. I compiled some of the best Amazon selling Women’s History posters, books, and literature. I also added Common Core Math for grades 1st-2nd. It’s that time of the year when test prep is very important. Easy access Amazon products, As an affiliate marketing influencer, I receive a percent of any of these [Read More]
You are a Pro!
Hopefully everyone is starting or getting ready to start the 2024-2025 School Year. I wish everyone a wonderful school year. Remember to take there time for yourself: take a walk, contact a friend, call your mom, go out to eat. Remember, a more relaxed teacher is a better teacher.
3 Positive Reasons to love March as an educator.
For educators, arriving in March is almost the light of the tunnel. Logically, March is a midpoint, the beginning of the year- done, holiday season- gone, January/February- finished. You made it to be more focused for the upcoming standard testing and the end of the year. Whether you are a 1st year teacher or been [Read More]
3 Reasons to be a thankful Teacher in February 2024
Whew! Now that the holidays and the back into gear of January has kicked in, perhaps it is time to be thankful you made it. February is just as busy as any other month of teaching, but it is packed with positive and thankful reasons to be glad you made it. #1- You are still [Read More]
5 Ways to Remember your Value this December
For all levels of teachers in every position, whether it is tutoring, homeschooling, secondary education, substituting, or elementary school, December can be just as jammed-packed as the beginning of the school year. Between Christmas performances, Holiday parties, and squeezing in special events, teachers still have to get their curriculum and grading in on top of [Read More]
How to survive teaching this Fall & November:
It took years for me to learn but it does not mean all teachers have to learn that way. With 15 years teaching ESE and many other classes in Middle School, halfway in that time frame it hit me. I accepted my situation. I accepted the fact of who were my principals, grade chair leaders, [Read More]
Should Teachers Dress up for Halloween?
I remember as a child in kindergarten at Silver Sands Elementary, decades ago. The school not only allowed us to dress, but trick-o-treat in the school. I had probably a 3 dollar “wonder dog” custom with plastic mask. At the time in the 80’s, plastic masks and suits were worn by everyone. We all showed [Read More]
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