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An Open Letter to “Those Kids” 2022
Let’s talk about 2022 with “Those Kids.” Many teachers walk out of school daily worn out and worn down. We are struggling with our classrooms
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The Best Tips to Cultivate a Culture of Success in Your Classroom
Cultivating a culture of success does come with time and experience, but if you need some quick tips on how to start cultivating this culture,
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9 Ways to Beat Cabin Fever
“Bored in the house, in the house bored.” It was a TikTok trend that hit just a little too close to home back in 2020
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30 Amazing Teacher Discounts
Am I the only one who can’t remember the last time they did something for themselves? In an attempt to procrastinate my lesson planning, I
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19 Ways to Stop Tattling in Your Classroom
“Teacher… (insert name here) is talking.” “(So and So) wouldn’t play with me at recess.” “(Insert name) took my pencil.” TATTLING is like nails on
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17 Instagram Accounts for Teachers to Follow
There are so many Instagram accounts out there. Sometimes, it is hard to determine which one is worth following. Well, we are here to help.
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Teacher New Years Resolutions
Teachers, it’s a new year! I can’t believe how quickly 2022 came and left (maybe that’s for the best though). As we begin this new
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Let’s Talk Teacher Motivation!
The struggle is REAL, my friends! I went seeking some teacher motivation! Why? Life has changed in many classrooms since March 2020, and for many,
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Teachers Let Those Green Flags Fly
As teachers, we always hear about the red flags that may come with teaching. We are so quick to share the negatives of this profession,
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Things Teachers Wish We ALL Knew
There are a lot of misconceptions said about teachers these days. Most of the time when we hear things like “teachers are so lucky to
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Winter Break Ideas for Teachers
It’s the most wonderful time of the year… Winter Break!! Hopefully, you have two weeks to kick your feet up, watch some TV, or read
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9 Ideas for Your Next Personal Day
Teachers, we all have ideas when using our personal days. Maybe you strategically spread them out throughout the school year. Or maybe you’re like me