TPT
Total:
$0.00
Everything's Elementary Banner

Everything's Elementary

Rated 4.98 out of 5, based on 818 reviews
69 Followers
Mountain Brook, Alabama, United States
About the store
I have had the privilege of calling myself a teacher for 6 years. For most of that time, I taught in a highly competitive school district, and as I’m sure many of you can relate to, I didn’t start out in a tenure-track position right away. As a result, my resume features the following experiences: a half-year as an elementary science specialist (the perfect pairing of my teaching degree with my bachelor’s in biology), half a year in 2nd grade, half a year in 3rd, a year and a half in 4th grade, a year in 5th, and (finally, with a permanent gig!) 2 years in 1st. The silver lining to my years of moving from grade-level to grade-level? I feel these experiences not only made me a stronger, more versatile teacher, but I’ve also accumulated many resources that are applicable for various elementary-aged students! I am excited to share what I’ve amassed over the years through TeachersPayTeachers.
Read more

All resources

Preview of Gravity Laboratory Experiment and Gravitational Force Worksheet

Gravity Laboratory Experiment and Gravitational Force Worksheet

This document includes a laboratory experiment handout which explores the force of gravity following the scientific method of hypothesis formulation, experimentation, result collection, and drawing conclusions. It also comes with a worksheet about the gravitational force which can be used as a followup in-classroom activity or as a homework assignment to solidify concepts learned in the laboratory experiment.
Preview of Newton's Laws of Motion Student Handout

Newton's Laws of Motion Student Handout

This is a worksheet featuring questions about Newton's laws of motion. Each law is summarized and this summary is followed by a related open-response question or two. This is designed to accompany my PowerPoint presentation entitled "Newton's Laws of Motion".
Preview of Magnet Vocabulary and Question Worksheet

Magnet Vocabulary and Question Worksheet

A worksheet with matching and free-answer sections that can be used as an in-classroom or homework assignment. The matching section pairs magnet-related vocabulary and definitions while the free-answer section prompts scientific inquiry regarding the shape of commonly encountered magnets, polarity, and extending magnetic force through non-magnetized iron materials.
Preview of Calculating Physical Work Worksheet

Calculating Physical Work Worksheet

Worksheet teaching the formula for physical work as force times distance and providing an example. It then prompts students to calculate work for other scenarios. The worksheet can be used for an in-classroom or homework assignment.
Preview of How Levers Help Us Worksheet

How Levers Help Us Worksheet

This is a worksheet that features open-response questions related to levers and how they help us.
Showing 1-5 of 5 results

About the store

Experience

I have had the privilege of calling myself a teacher for 6 years. For most of that time, I taught in a highly competitive school district, and as I’m sure many of you can relate to, I didn’t start out in a tenure-track position right away. As a result, my resume features the following experiences: a half-year as an elementary science specialist (the perfect pairing of my teaching degree with my bachelor’s in biology), half a year in 2nd grade, half a year in 3rd, a year and a half in 4th grade, a year in 5th, and (finally, with a permanent gig!) 2 years in 1st. The silver lining to my years of moving from grade-level to grade-level? I feel these experiences not only made me a stronger, more versatile teacher, but I’ve also accumulated many resources that are applicable for various elementary-aged students! I am excited to share what I’ve amassed over the years through TeachersPayTeachers.

Teaching style

I believe that children thrive on a predictable routine that provides a framework for their day. My lessons are typically modelled after this philosophy, following a similar sequence of steps each day (e.g. thinking question/warm-up, group lesson, partner practice, group discussion, individual practice, summarizer) while varying the content and specific activities to keep young minds engaged. Interactive technology has always been a key tool in my success as an educator, and I am excited to share some of my work on TpT.

My own education history

B.S. in Biological Sciences (Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics), University of Maryland, 2005 M.Ed. in Elementary Education (Curriculum & Instruction), University of Maryland, 2006

Additional biographical information

I am currently a stay-at-home mom to my beautiful children, Patrick and Emma, and reside in Bethesda, Maryland. Prior to this year, I taught and lived in Manhasset, New York, for the past 5 years. I have also taught in Montgomery County, Maryland.