Yay! Most teachers are counting down the days until the end of year when they wave the yellow buses good-bye, and parents are looking forward to having the kids home for the summer. While teachers are winding down, parents are looking for fun ideas of things to do with the
I have been absent lately due to some medical issues, which has slowed me down. I haven’t been up to posting anything for the last couple of weeks, so I missed Earth Day. I have lots of Earth Day resources available in my TPT store, but if you want some
Close reading is an important skill for students, and in honor of 2000 TPT followers in my store, I am offering my Symbols for Reading Annotation. You can use it when your students are practicing close reading or working on content area articles. symbols for reading annotation Symbols-for-Reading-FREE Thank you
Spring is here, and I have a few surprises for you! Yesterday was my birthday, and I am eligible for a few more senior discounts. To celebrate, I went out to dinner….A LOT, So, now I am going to have to spend the next two weeks watching what I eat.
Especially after the events in Ferguson this year, the message of peace and nonviolence that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. brought to the country and the world really strikes home. If you are looking for some NO PREP print and go Martin Luther King Jr. resources for your classroom, stop