I love using these calendars to write down important school dates, student birthdays, staff meetings, …well, really ALL THE THINGS! You can download this FREE Printable School Calendar below. And check out more of my printables in my shop HERE!
This clickable February bookshelf comes in two options – GoogleSlides or PDF. Both options allow students to click on the picture book and then watch/listen to the book. Scroll down for links.
Teachers are very passionate about their pens. Here are some of my personal favorites below:
Over the past 8 years, I’ve slowly collected furniture for my classroom. I try to find pieces that are neutral so that no matter what theme I might have, these items will go with them. Check out some of my favorites below!
Being able to share picture books with students in the midst of virtual learning was something I felt was SO important. That is why I created these digital classroom library shelves. In Google Slides, students simply click on the book and it will take them to a video of the read aloud.
Over the past few years I’ve either kept my holiday gift very simple (a coloring page and some crayons) or have gone over the top and have used my Cricut to personalize every gift. I’ll share my 4 favorites over the past few years.
#1 This gift was my favorite one to give, but took FOREVER!!! I bought the canvas pencil pouches and then used my Cricut to personalize each one. The fonts I used were AGHowDoYouSurvive (top) and MTFJumpinJack (bottom).
Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15 – October 15. According to hispanicheritagemonth.gov, “National Hispanic Heritage Month traditionally honors the cultures and contributions of both Hispanic and Latino Americans as we celebrate heritage rooted in all Latin American countries.”
I made this illustration to highlight Hispanic characters, cultures, and/or authors. My hope is that maybe you find a new book to add to your classroom or home library.
My inbox was overflowing with questions about my classroom store, so I thought it would be helpful to write a post going into a little more detail about my class economy system and answer some of your frequently asked questions.
Before school starts, I print-off $1, $5, and $10 class cash bills on green paper. Then, I prep my classroom cash reward coupons and place them in this case that I found on MAJOR sale at Michael’s.
Read moreFilling your classroom library can be a daunting task! Especially for a poor college student who just graduated OR a teacher moving grade levels. So, I thought I would compile some ways that you can get books for your classroom with little to no cost to you!
