There are tons of adorable Earth Day worksheets floating out and about on Pinterest and the rest of the inter-webs but let’s take a pause. It’s EARTH DAY. Like the whole thing of it is conservation, recycling, and taking care of the earth. So how about instead of just giving your kiddos a handy dandy worksheet with the earth to… View Post
In this digitalized, data-driven age sometimes I feel that imagination is a lost art so I’m thrilled to join in with Michele from Fil-Am Teacher Mommy and some other bloggers to give teachers and homeschooling families some tips for rediscovering it! Kids aren’t going for bike rides or envisioning the woods beside their house being a nature trail because society… View Post
Women’s History Collection As you probably know, the anniversary of International Women’s Day is March 8th. Do you know the origin though? To be honest, I was a little fuzzy on the details so I did some research (spoiler, I’m gonna talk about https://www.womenshistory.org/ in a few paragraphs which is where I did a little more research). What I found out… View Post
Sometimes I like to procrastinate from things I probably should be doing by writing random acrostic poems. My creative brain thinks in connections and metaphors and around my birthday I decided to just go for it with the word ENTREPRENEUR. This was just a quick poetic reflection on entrepreneurship. I wrote a more introspective piece about my decision to leave the… View Post
“Two Teachers Diverged in a Yellow Classroom” is a poem I wrote in response to a call for submissions about big leaps from Reina Pomeroy http://www.reinaandco.com/, one of my favorite people on the planet. Robert Frost’s “Two Roads Diverged in a Yellow Wood” (and I’m probably misquoting the exact title) is my favorite poem. I am all about the road less… View Post