As teachers, we are big on sharing. We help each other out for the sake of our students. I saw this post on Facebook and just had to put it on my whiteboard. It is at the front of my classroom with a big SAVE on it so my janitors don’t erase it. It is… Read More Time for a Reality Check
Over the last 25 years of teaching, I have found that children don’t have an imagination like they used to. Instant gratification, answers given with a simple Google search, and screen addiction has taken the place of playtime with friends in person, learning from mistakes, and finding out who you are. Looking back, my upbringing… Read More Our Children are Wasting Their Imagination
Our state is now in the process to have teachers available to get their Covid-19 vaccine. So yesterday afternoon I received my shot. I was skeptical at first because I had Covid and wasn’t sure how my body would react to the vaccine. But I signed up anyway thinking about my family, students, and coworkers.… Read More Get Vaccinated
There’s a (Slight) Chance I Might Be Going to Hell: A Novel of Sewer Pipes, Pageant Queens, and Big Trouble by Laurie Notaro Many of the books in my home I have purchased and those I have on Kindle I have started to read, but never finished. I can probably count on my two hands… Read More Book Review 1