Inside each of these boxes (and there are more in my car!) are the things that I have contributed to my classroom. Books, posters, supplies, storage, paper, and so much more. All things that I bought on my own dime for my classroom.
"I have never taught a perfect lesson and probably never will. If you can have a growth mindset in your teaching, not expect perfection, and continually strive to get better, you will be just fine."
A must-read! 🔽🔽
Teaching is Never Easy https://t.co/l5Ta6cdgOM
I often feel “teacher guilt” when I get off task telling stories, or we don’t begin class right at the bell. But...classrooms are full of humans, and humans aren’t robots.
This kind of teacher dialogue is what I needed tonight! #acceptimperfection#teacher
As soon as I begin teaching, the phone rings. 🙄 While I’m darting across the room to answer it, a student asks if she can lead the daily bell ringer.
I love routines. Routines are the best.
Note: my classroom is rarely this perfect 😂 #middleschool
For the first time ever, my middle schoolers have started a trend that I can get behind: the invisible remote.
Here’s how it works: you pretend to hold up a remote and say “mute,” or “pause,” and suddenly, it’s silent.
Genius. 😎🙌
One prep is just not enough time to...
✏️Plan lessons
📄Make copies
(and un-jam the copier)
✅Grade papers
📭 Check my mailbox
⌨️ Email parents
#teacherlife#hereuntil5