Being More than a Teacher
Spring 2020, has families juggling parenting, working, and teaching all at the same time across the country. Millions are now getting a little taste of homeschool life and it is challenging, especially if you don’t naturally work from home. For parents or guardians that work from home, single parent households or those that are still […]
Today, while many children should be at school, they are at home learning. As parents transition a part of their day into teaching at home. Nobody would have ever predicted back in September that teachers and parents will all be taking on a homeschool approach to education. Parents are taking on these new teaching roles, […]
With the recent Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, many feel they are being forced to now homeschool their child. Schools are closing anywhere from 2 weeks to 6 weeks and parents are left scrambling. Living in Washington state, I teach and live in one of the initial districts where the governor said we are shutting down for […]
This post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a small commission at no cost to you. Thank you! Before all the increased worries and scares of getting sick with COVID-19, I started writing this blog post. This was almost a month ago. I was upset because I spent a […]
In my classroom, I don’t generally follow a list of classroom management rules. I know, I know…a lot of teachers say, “develop your rules with your class!” Then, what do you do next? Post the rules up in the classroom so your students can be reminded of them every day, all year long. Well, I […]
Science should be in child’s life once they reach Kindergarten. But I know with how funding works, science isn’t a part of a child’s education until middle school. With Science being perhaps one of the most difficult subjects in school, this can often mean that not every student is able to take as much science […]