3 Instant Ways to Build Rapport with Tweens

July 6, 2016 / 4 comments
     This past year, I discovered some awesome secrets for building a fast rapport with my class.  I believe that the key to all academic success lies within the teacher's ability...
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Ten Tips For Moving Into Teaching As A Second Career

July 2, 2016 / 1 comment
    Many people know their whole lives what they want to be when they grow up.  I've met a lot of teachers who have told me they "knew" since they were 8 years old that they wanted...
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Direct Sales for Teachers

June 25, 2016 / 1 comment
Lets's face it.     A lot of teachers have side hustles going because teacher salaries aren't exactly the most lucrative in the world.   So many teachers I know are dabbling...
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10 Easy Jokes for Kids

January 6, 2016 / Leave a Comment
Here are 10 easy jokes for teachers to tell to kids! What’s the fastest way to screw up a knock knock joke? Say It’s Open! Why did the scarecrow win an award? Because he was outstanding...
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Rejuvenate Your Classroom

January 3, 2016 / 2 comments
Dear Teachers, I have 5 things I'm doing this week to REJUVENATE my class for this new year!  First of all, keep in mind that your students probably missed you and the cozy environment you...
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Whimsical Goals for 2016 #2getherwearebetter

January 2, 2016 / 10 comments
This month I am so honored to be a part of Ashley and Angie's #2getherwearebetter linky party!!! This month's theme is: Read and then reread ALL of Ron Clark's Books! Read...
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10 Activities for Thanksgiving - Upper Elementary

November 15, 2015 / 2 comments
Here are 10 things I do in my classroom every year for this holiday season: 1.  I have the students make a "what I'm thankful for quilt".  This quilt we make out of old jean scraps,...
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