The first day back to school after winter break is not without its challenges. Most of your students probably experienced a lot less structure to their days; sleeping in, spending lots of time with their families and friends, and having plenty of time to rest and play. Easing them back in to the school routine will take a little careful planning. But it's important to put some plan and thought ... Read More about The First Day Back to School After Winter Break
Holiday Trail Mix Recipe
Let me start off by saying this post has absolutely nothing to do with teaching, school, lesson plans, or anything like that. If you're looking for teaching related articles you can find those here. Today I wanted to share a holiday trail mix recipe. This is a Christmas tradition that my family has done for as long as I can remember. This trail mix is a holiday staple in our family. My mom ... Read More about Holiday Trail Mix Recipe
10 New Year’s Resolutions for Teachers
I love turning the page on the calendar over to a new year. It's such a great feeling to have an opportunity for a fresh start, a new outlook and invigorated energy. And no place can a fresh start have a bigger impact than in your classroom. Here are 10 new year's resolutions for teachers that will inspire you to start January off with a bang! 10 New Year's Resolutions for Teachers 1. Refresh ... Read More about 10 New Year’s Resolutions for Teachers
Surviving the Week Before Winter Break
The week before winter break can be one of the busiest times of the school year. And while some teachers seem to bask in the delight of the holiday glow, others, well…. let’s just say it adds a little stress to the mix of the usual hustle and bustle. Here are 5 ideas to help you survive the pre-winter break crazies and keep your students learning all the way to the end of the calendar year. ... Read More about Surviving the Week Before Winter Break
Dealing with Upset Parents
Dealing with upset parents has got to be one of the hardest parts of our jobs as teachers. Setting up a meeting for a potentially difficult confrontation is scary for anyone- especially teachers who are prone to be tender-hearted. It’s only natural to get defensive, weepy or even angry in the face of conflict. Just like preparing for Parent-Teacher conferences, there’s a few things you can do to ... Read More about Dealing with Upset Parents
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