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As a recent graduate, I have spent my last four years in schools in the Philadelphia area observing, assisting, and stepping in for teachers. Over these four years, I have been in classrooms with students ages four to fourteen and am looking forward to getting back into classrooms again one day. For the time being, I want to focus on my personal brand and expand my collection of resources while sharing with other educators as well.
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Preview of Single Sheet Number Line up to 150 | Count by 5s, 10s, and 25s

Single Sheet Number Line up to 150 | Count by 5s, 10s, and 25s

Prepare your students to count coins by using this number line that helps students count by 5s, 10s, and 25s. Color and printer-friendly versions included
Preview of Perfect Squares, Prime Numbers, and Factor Charts 1-150

Perfect Squares, Prime Numbers, and Factor Charts 1-150

These charts can be used to promote learning at multiple grade levels. It's perfect for both scaffolded and leveled learning! Whether your students have only recently begun working with division and multiples, or are tackling prime factorization, they will be able to utilize this resource. There are 4 charts included in this resource. All four charts feature a readable 150 chart to include squares up to 12. 1. Perfect Squares: the squares up to 12 are noted in blue 2. Prime Numbers: numbers tha
Preview of Mixed Multiplier Times Tables Multiplication Worksheets

Mixed Multiplier Times Tables Multiplication Worksheets

Mixed Multiplier Times Tables Multiplication WorksheetsFor students who are having difficulty with multiplication, I have found it beneficial to have students work through the following steps: focus on the times tables by skip countingapplying the multiplication symbol (x) with the same factor in increasing numerical order using the same multiplicand and changing the multiplier to encourage students to remember the times table in isolate without the reliance of skip counting problem solvingThis
Preview of Large Print Number Line up to 120 | Count by 5s, 10s, and 25s

Large Print Number Line up to 120 | Count by 5s, 10s, and 25s

This resource includes 2 versions (color and printer-friendly) of a number line up to 120. These can be used as an activity for students, a resource, or a poster. Both number lines are marked at every 5, 10, and 25.
Preview of Number Line BUNDLE | Counting by 5s, 10s, and 25s

Number Line BUNDLE | Counting by 5s, 10s, and 25s

Scaffold your students' knowledge in order to learn skip counting, place value, and the basics of counting money!
Preview of Time Phrases Worksheets (Phrases, Digital, Analog)

Time Phrases Worksheets (Phrases, Digital, Analog)

This resource includes six sheets. The first two sheets have students decode the time phrase and write the hour and minute on the line. The third and fourth sheets ask students to match the time phrase with a digital clock. The fifth and sixth sheets ask students to match the time phrase with an analog clock. Check out my page for more time phrase resources!
Preview of Telling Time with Time Phrases Bundle

Telling Time with Time Phrases Bundle

This Time Phrases Bundle includes worksheets, handouts, definitions, flowcharts, and explanations to help solve time phrase questions. Take a look at each of the resources to see previews!
Preview of Money and Coins Number Line up to 125 | Count by 5s, 10s, and 25s

Money and Coins Number Line up to 125 | Count by 5s, 10s, and 25s

Prepare your students to count coins by using this number line that helps students count by 5s, 10s, and 25s with the corresponding coins. Color and printer-friendly versions included. This can be used as a chart or poster on the wall in the classroom, or as a handout for students.
Preview of Comparing Fractions Anchor Chart

Comparing Fractions Anchor Chart

Same Numerator | Same Denominator | Closest to One Whole | More than One Half Fractions can be tricky! Provide your students with a resource that shows different strategies to compare fractions. There are 3 anchor charts to choose from with varying amounts of content: 1. Basic Poster with Graphics This is perfect for hanging on the wall as a way to remind students of the visual representation of fractions. 2. Poster with Descriptions If your students benefit from verbal reminders rather than
Preview of Time Phrases Flow Chart and Key Words (Half Past, Quarter To)

Time Phrases Flow Chart and Key Words (Half Past, Quarter To)

My students had such a hard time with time phrases, so I made this resource to help them know exactly what to do on each question. This resource includes two sheets. Both of these designs are intended to be simple and concise in order to have a clear process that will word every time. The first sheet is a flowchart that allows students a space to write the time phrase in order to identify the minutes, action word, and hour. Then, the students can use the flowchart to help them figure out the e
Preview of Time Phrases: Step-by-Step Handout and Key Words to Tell Time

Time Phrases: Step-by-Step Handout and Key Words to Tell Time

Time phrases can be tricky for students! This resource breaks down the key words needed to decode time phrases and WHY we use these words. This worksheet is recommended to be printed front and back and in color. It includes key words such as half, quarter, after, past, to, and until. Time Phrases: Step-by-Step Handout and Key Words to Tell Time
Preview of Place Value Chart Table

Place Value Chart Table

Help your students understand the relationship between decimals using the place value system! This is perfect to help students who are trying to add, subtract, compare, round, or general understand the relationship between decimals. I created this resource to help students scaffold between supports. Providing students with the decimal point initially helps them get into the habit of placing the decimal between the ones and tenths (page 3). As students understand this, switch to the chart without
Preview of Comparing Denominators in Fractions Worksheets (3 levels)

Comparing Denominators in Fractions Worksheets (3 levels)

Comparing fractions using denominators practice. Students are asked to select the greatest fraction and the least greatest fraction on both sheets. Level 1: -All digits are under 12 -Identifying greatest and least fraction in each question Level 2: -Uncommon fractions are used -Sorting fractions from least to greatest Level 3: -Uncommon fractions are used -Sorting fractions from least to greatest -Using greater than > and less than < signs to write a number sentence
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Experience

As a recent graduate, I have spent my last four years in schools in the Philadelphia area observing, assisting, and stepping in for teachers. Over these four years, I have been in classrooms with students ages four to fourteen and am looking forward to getting back into classrooms again one day. For the time being, I want to focus on my personal brand and expand my collection of resources while sharing with other educators as well.

Teaching style

Learn to love. Love to learn. My main goal for my students is that they leave my room being independent learners, so I work to create a student-driven classroom community with all of my classes and activities. When students are able to advocate for themselves and their needs, they will thrive both in and out of the classroom.

Awards & shining teacher moments

I entered Saint Joseph's University with a Presidential Scholarship, and throughout my time at the school, I maintained a 3.95 GPA. My passion for education grew over the years, and I had the opportunity to join Kappa Delta Pi, the Honors Education Fraternity. KDP allowed me to learn from peers and alumni while establishing educational values of my own. I graduated Magna Cum Laude with my double major and minor, and I'm excited to use the drive that I have for education in order to create resources for other teachers.

My own education history

I attended Pennsbury School District for my K-12 education, and have watched my three younger siblings attend these schools as well. For college, I attended Saint Joseph's University where I earned majors in Elementary Education and Special Education as well as a minor in Communications. I hope to one day return for my Master's Degree, but for now, I am enjoying my time finding out what teaching means to me.