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  • Becoming Investigators

    As a teacher, you’re always looking for creative and engaging ways to inspire your students. One of my favorite units to teach in 2nd grade was our mystery unit.  It’s such a great way to teach inference and predictions.  One fun and challenging activity you can try is creating a mystery that can only be Read more

  • Dealing with Grief

    Dealing with Grief

    Losing a mother is an incredibly difficult experience that can leave you feeling lost, overwhelmed, and alone. In 2018, I lost my mom to metastatic breast cancer and in 2022, I lost my mother in law to bone cancer.  Both have left a big hole in my heart.   Losing a parent means you’ve  joined a Read more

  • Tips and Tricks for New Teachers

    Tips and Tricks for New Teachers

    Starting a new teaching job can be both exciting and overwhelming. As a new teacher, you may feel unprepared or uncertain about how to navigate your new role. In this blog post, we’ll explore some tips and tricks for new teachers to help you navigate your first year and beyond. 1. Build Relationships with Your Read more

  • “Mastering the Art of Classroom Management: Strategies for a Productive Learning Environment”

    “Mastering the Art of Classroom Management: Strategies for a Productive Learning Environment”

    As a teacher, classroom management is one of the most important aspects of your job. It can make or break the success of your classroom, and can greatly impact student learning and engagement. In this blog post, we’ll explore some key tips and strategies for effective classroom management. Establish Clear Expectations One of the most Read more