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CreativeInkling

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Oregon, United States
About the store
I am an ESOL endorsed, elementary teacher with over a decade of teaching experience and a plethora of art skills that I enjoy using to enrich my students' classroom experiences. I specialize in 4th and 5th grade education, but also have experience subbing and working with 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade classrooms. My hope is to provide the teaching community with quality, hand-made resources that encourage higher levels of engagement and creativity in the classroom. Who ever said learning can't be fun?
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Preview of Counting Number Line

Counting Number Line

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Enjoy this free resource to help your students learn to count! Each number line counts from 1 - 30. Laminate to use year after year and to allow dry-erase markers to be used on them! The numbers 10, 20, and 30 are enlarged and bold to help student see the pattern that occurs after each set of ten. Also enjoy a new border to add to your collection! ♥ RETURN TO STORE
Preview of Colonial America SAMPLE - Beginning the Journey

Colonial America SAMPLE - Beginning the Journey

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Here is a sneak-peak freebie of one of the items included in my Colonial America Starter Kit! This particular resource is part of an introduction in which students will engage in discussion about what they know and what they wonder about the founding of our nation. This resource begins the unit as students unravel the events leading to England's settlement in the New World beginning in 1585! Students will discuss and answer questions related to the founding of the 13 colonies. Students will fil
Preview of No Excuse Checklist

No Excuse Checklist

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CreativeInkling
Save your breath and your voice by giving your students access to this checklist as a tool to use with any writing assignment! My students use these all the time and they are really helpful for a quick edit of their writing before they turn it in to me. You can even laminate your checklists to be used year after year, or to allow students to use dry-erase markers on it! **Free Border Included** RETURN TO STORE
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Experience

I am an ESOL endorsed, elementary teacher with over a decade of teaching experience and a plethora of art skills that I enjoy using to enrich my students' classroom experiences. I specialize in 4th and 5th grade education, but also have experience subbing and working with 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade classrooms. My hope is to provide the teaching community with quality, hand-made resources that encourage higher levels of engagement and creativity in the classroom. Who ever said learning can't be fun?

Teaching style

I am trained in AVID and Restorative Teaching practices and also incorporate GLAD and whole brain teaching strategies into my instruction. It is my belief that any strategy that benefits my ESL students will also benefit whole group learning. Moreover, I believe it is essential for students to know "why" they are learning a skill and not just "how" to do the skill. This fosters an atmosphere of curiosity and ownership of their education. It is essential that we teach with a growth mindset, encouraging our students to see their education as something they are continuing to improve upon. They may not know something yet, but they will make progress if they continue to work hard. It is our job to help them be focused and engaged learners.

Awards & shining teacher moments

North Area - Teacher of the Year, 2022. Member of the District Math Leadership Team. Member of the District Intervention Team. Member of the PBIS Advisory Team. Awarded for "Best Character" by my school staff, 2018.

My own education history

I attended Western Oregon University for their education program and graduated Magna Cum Laude with my endorsement in ESOL.

Additional biographical information

I grew up on the Oregon coast and absolutely love everything nature and art. In 2014, I moved across the state and taught in a culturally diverse and high poverty community with the most amazing kids! However, I missed my family and the ocean a little too much, so I moved back to teach on the coast. Recently, I relocated to be a little closer to family and am now happily residing in beautiful Southern Oregon. I love to learn and love sharing my gift of art with others. I have several hobbies which include playing the piano, fine arts, rock collecting and polishing, exploring nature, and working on my children's book which I hope to finish and publish some day.