Hi!Just a quick reminder that the Back-to-School Free Resource Collection is only available for a little longer.If you haven't had a chance to browse it yet, now's the perfect time.You'll discover free middle and high school teaching resources from d...
Hi there!Back-to-school season is almost here, and I have something fun to share!I've teamed up with a group of amazing secondary teachers to create a collection of FREE classroom resources to help you start the school year with less stress.You'll fi...
Hi teacher,There was a time when I couldn't wait to jump into new content.After all, we had a curriculum to cover.The sooner I started Unit 1, the better... right?Not exactly.It took me a few years to realize I was making a big assumption:I assumed m...
Hi teacher,For a long time, I thought being "ready for back to school" meant having everything planned.Every lesson.Every worksheet.Every assessment.Every slide.By the end of July, I'd have an endless to-do list... and somehow still feel behind.Event...
Hi teacher,Every year, I tell myself the same thing:"This year, I'm going to be completely ready by the first day of school."And every year, reality has other plans. 😅Somewhere between meetings, classroom setup, emails, and last-minute changes, Augu...
Hi there!I've been working on something new, and I'm excited to finally share it with you!🎯 Introducing the 6th Grade Math Warm-Ups Growing Bundle: Destination DiscoveryThis new series combines daily math practice with mystery destinations from arou...
Hi teacher,A few years ago, I had a bad habit.If students completed it, I felt like I needed to grade it.Homework? Grade it.Practice problems? Grade them.Warm-ups? Grade those too.Before long, I had stacks of papers waiting for me every weekend.And h...
Hi teacher,For years, my review strategy looked something like this:Teach a unit.Move on.Teach another unit.Move on.Then, a few days before the test, I'd suddenly realize students had forgotten things we covered just a few weeks earlier.So we'd spend...
Hi teacher,A few years ago, I noticed a pattern.I'd spend time planning a lesson, preparing materials, and making sure everything was ready.Then a student would finish in half the expected time, raise their hand, and ask:"I'm done. Now what?"Five min...
Hi teacher,Over the next couple of months, I thought it would be fun to try something a little different.Every Tuesday, I'll be sharing one practical math teaching idea that's made my life easier over the years. Think of it as a tiny summer reset for...