Emspirations Learning
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Centennial, Colorado, United States
About the store
I began working with children at age 12 when I became the Cubbies craft organizer for a local AWANA program.
I got my first tutoring job in 2020 at age 16, where I tutored my neighbor in general subjects such as math, writing, and science.
The following year I started working with a middle school student in math and spelling and teaching private recorder lessons.
In 2022 I started teaching private piano lessons and two group recorder classes.
2023 was the amazing year I was introduced to the wonderful world of curriculum development, and Recorder Kaleidoscope is the first product to show for it!
In 2024, I received my first "official" teaching job as a 3rd Grade Teacher at Ambleside School of Colorado. Let this new season begin!
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Goods vs. Services | Producers vs. Consumers | Facts vs. Opinions
This resource features three worksheets that focus both on Goods vs. Services, Producers vs. Consumers, and Facts vs. Opinions.What is included:- Cut-and-paste worksheet that helps students identify if something is a good or a service. - Outline worksheet that helps students organize information to write a persuasive essay on the most important goods, services, producers, and consumers. - Survey worksheet that helps students interact with their classmates and gather data about other's opinions
1st - 2nd
Economics , English Language Arts, Writing
CCSS, VA SOL
W.1.1
, W.1.12.f
, W.1.12.d
+4
Conflict/Resolution Chart - Accompanying Literature Worksheet
This downloadable worksheet is a unique corresponding activity for any book. It helps students identify conflicts different characters go through and how they resolve those problems. *If you like this product, please follow my store and share this with fellow educators!
4th - 7th
English Language Arts, Literature, Reading
CCSS, VA SOL
RL.6.3
, RI.4.5
, RI.5.5
+4
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About the store
Experience
I began working with children at age 12 when I became the Cubbies craft organizer for a local AWANA program.
I got my first tutoring job in 2020 at age 16, where I tutored my neighbor in general subjects such as math, writing, and science.
The following year I started working with a middle school student in math and spelling and teaching private recorder lessons.
In 2022 I started teaching private piano lessons and two group recorder classes.
2023 was the amazing year I was introduced to the wonderful world of curriculum development, and Recorder Kaleidoscope is the first product to show for it!
In 2024, I received my first "official" teaching job as a 3rd Grade Teacher at Ambleside School of Colorado. Let this new season begin!
Teaching style
I was introduced to a fantastic teaching approach after reading the book "8 Great Smarts" by Dr. Kathy Koch. Later, I learned about Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences in one of my college classes. I love the idea of finding how each student is smart and helping them find ways to embrace those smarts. I have taken the time to discover how each of my tutoring students is intelligent, and I enjoy integrating their intelligences into various aspects of the lesson. I want learning to be fun, but I also want it to be a healthy challenge.
My own education history
I was homeschooled from kindergarten all the way through high school, and it was the greatest blessing of my life. I began testing out of college classes when I was 15, and when I graduated from high school in 2022, I had over 70 college credits under my belt. I am received my B.Ed. in Elementary Education from Liberty University Online in May 2024.
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"Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it." - Proverbs 22:6 (KJV)
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