Blog Post

Hey All! Recently I started using Google Slides instead of PowerPoint to upload and edit my Teacher Resume Templates. I find Google Slides much easier to work with than PPT. It has great features, so I am encouraging all my customers to use it as well. Besides the Resume Templates, I have several other teacher materials you will be able to edit on Google Slides. My Teacher Portfolio is a great one  to use in conjunction with the resumes. It’s a 38+ page product that can be customized to fit the specifics of your education, experience and passions to better promote yourself to potential employers – all completely editable with Google Slides – check it out!!!

Here’s a list of products I have in my store that you will be able to use and edit on Google Slides:

• Teacher Resume Templates (on this page you will be able to check them out and purchase your template).
• Teacher Portfolio (This material will be extremely helpful for interviews).
• Parent/Teacher Conference Forms
• Classroom Newsletter (FREE for a limited time!!!)

Below I’ve laid out the steps to teach you how to upload my Teacher Resume Template to Google Slides and be able to make all your personal modifications:

 
Read More »

If you’re looking for BACK TO SCHOOL activities then you should consider these GREAT MATERIALS!!! I personally selected ideas for the Beginning Of The Year and hope you like them. If you have any recommendations, please send them to me to be posted here. 🙂 Hope you enjoy!

CHECK OUT THIS GREAT SELECTION:

#1 Favorite Authors – Activities BUNDLE

This bundle includes Cheeky Cherub’s best selling activities! The highly engaging beginning literacy, math and art activities feature characters and ideas from books written by David Shannon, Mo Willems and Julia Cook that are sure to be a hit with your young learners.

source: Cheeky Cherubs

#2 Back to School Activities: Getting to Know You Beginning of the Year Activities

Back to School Activities Board Games FREEBIE is a collection of 3 printable Back to School Board Games by Games 4 Learning. These games are designed as ‘getting to know you’ games.

source: Games 4 Learning

#3 Back to School for Big Kids! {Beginning of the Year Activities}

After MANY requests, I finally converted my “Fun with Firsties” and “Super in Second” packs into a similar pack for the intermediate grades! Check it out:

source: Babbling Abby

#4 Back to School Logic Puzzles FREE

Three Back to School Math Logic Puzzles: Start your school year practicing critical thinking and reasoning skills. Use as a back to school activity for early finishers, a cooperative learning activity, or a math center.

source: Live Laugh Math

#5 Classroom Procedures to Teach {Back to School Classroom Management Tool}

This resource takes all of the guesswork out of your beginning of the year management plan.

source: Kristine Nannini

→ Would you like to see your material in posts like this one? Keep linking your products to my “Linky Parties” or write to us. 😉

Below you will find some other great Back to School materials to use with your kiddos. Check them out and link your own product!

→ Teacher Authors needed for my blog!!! Hi teachers, I am looking for teacher authors to add articles linked to a product for my blog. Check out my schedule and let me know if you would like to have your POST / PRODUCT promoted here in the near future. 😉

→ Would you like to participate in more Linky Parties? Follow me on Instagram or sign up for our Newsletter and I’ll let you know how.

Flag Day is celebrated in the United States of America yearly on June 14. Naturally, Americans love and honor this day very much.
On this day Americans decorate their houses with flags to show their patriotism. There was a special splash of patriotism after sadly remembered events on September 11, 2001.
Stars and Stripes were the subjects to the approval by Continental Congress in the year 1777 at the height of fighting for independence. The idea to celebrate this day yearly, in all probability, traces its roots in 1885. It happened when Sigrand, a schoolteacher, organized it in a regular school of Wisconsin so it was celebrated on June 14 as a flag`s birthday. In the following years, in numerous journals, newspapers, private letters, Sigrand continued with enthusiasm to propagandize celebration of June 14 as a birthday of the flag.
George Balch, a junior schoolteacher of New York, organized a nice ceremony on June 14, 1889, for children of the school and his idea of the celebration of accepted by the Educational government of New York State.
Following an advice of Lieutenant G. Granville Leach Society of Colonial Communities of America in Pennsylvania adopted a decision to ask Pennsylvanian mayor and other authoritative citizenships to celebrate the day of the flag on June 14. Leach was the one who suggested to celebrate this day as a flag`s day. Schoolchildren were gathered together on this day for certain classes and every kid was given a little flag. Read More »

Mo Willems is one of my favorite author studies. I really enjoy using Willems because it brings a lot of fun to our classroom! His books are entertaining and the kids always have a great time. These highly engaging “Elephant & Piggie” themed activities are sure to be a hit with your young learners. See the list of suggestions below. Hope you enjoy!

CHECK OUT THIS GREAT SELECTION:

Read More »

Here are some fun basketball-themed activities for your Kindergarten students. Students will support their teams and practice basic literacy, math and art skills.

Included in this set:
→ Craft activity with 3 options of basketball players
→ Basketball Predictions
→ March Madness Predictions
→ Color by Number – Girl
→ Color by Number – Boy 1
→ Color by Number – Boy 2

Hope you enjoy it! 🙂

Below you will find other amazing March Madness materials:

*** Would you like to participate on more Linky Party? *** Follow me on Instagram or sign up for our Newsletter and I’ll let you know. 🙂

QR codes are a fun way to get the students engaged in a new lesson or to set up in reading centers.

In this material, your students will find seven St. Patrick’s Day stories by scanning the QR codes. All QR codes are linked to SafeShare.tv to ensure your safe viewing for students as they won’t see any adds or other videos.
All you need for this lesson is a device that has a QR Code Scanner installed.

There are 7 cards in this packet that can be copied onto cardstock and made into flashcards. Laminating the cards will allow multiple uses of this activity.

These are the stories included in this pack (I will be adding more in the near future):
• The Night Before St. Patrick’s Day by Grosset & Dunlap
• Ten Lucky Leprechauns by Kathryn Heling and Deborah Hembrook
• That’s What Leprechauns Do by Eve Bunting

• How to Catch a Leprechaun by Adam Wallace
• The Story of the Leprechaun by Katherine Tegen
• The Luckiest St. Patrick’s Day Ever! by Teddy Slater
• There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover! by Lucille Colandro

Below you will find other awesome St. Patrick’s Day materials:

→ Would you like to participate on more Linky Party? Follow me on Instagram or sign up for our Newsletter and I’ll let you know 🙂

Hi All!!!

I just created my latest Teacher Resume Template and posted on TPT! ENJOY 50% right now!!! Check it out HERE!

► WHAT YOU’LL GET

→ 2 Pages Resume Template – US Letter Sized Files | 8.5” x 11″
→ 1 Page Cover Letter Template
→ 1 Page Reference Template
→ User friendly and easy to customize on PC (Power Point) or MAC (Google Slides)
→ Customizable icons
→ Fonts used in this template