The Ultimate Teacher Wishlist
This post is sponsored by BabbleBoxx. All thoughts are my own. I’ve been a teacher for over a decade – and gotten my fair share of strange smelling lotions and boxes of candy from students....
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5 Picture Books about Anxiety
This post contains affiliate links. Whether we like it or not, anxiety is part of life. We all have seasons of life and incidents that occur that cause us to feel anxious or worried. It...
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Daily SEL Practices to Try
School is weird these days. With masks, uncertainties, mandates, and social distancing, social emotional learning is at the forefront. Our students need these explicit lessons! With all of the academic curriculum and skills we have...
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Using SEL Early Finisher Choice Boards
One of the first things I learned as a new teacher is that I needed more activities than I would have ever imagined. The lessons I thought would take 45 minutes took 20, and we...
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Avoiding Teacher Burnout
Today’s guest blog post is all about avoiding teacher burnout from the veteran special educator, Whitney Lowrey. Whitney teaches K-6 resource in Arizona. You can follow her on instagram here! — Teacher burnout is nothing...
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