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Focus on Primary Creativity

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Greenacres, Washington, United States
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Six years teaching first grade. Two years teaching kindergarten. Six years teaching primary special education.
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Preview of Chalkboard Design Classroom Library Genre Labels, Editable

Chalkboard Design Classroom Library Genre Labels, Editable

I was always struggling to set up my classroom library in a user friendly and exciting way to make it fun and encourage reading for my beginning readers. I created these classroom library genre labels for my first grade classroom library and I have done just that! These labels will help your students identify their favorite books easily and make clean up a breeze! All labels are editable so you can add your favorite book series that may be missing. I printed the labels on white cardstock a
Preview of Daily Communication Report

Daily Communication Report

This editable daily communication report can be used primary and special education classrooms. It has clear visuals that describe a students' day and will allow their student to be able to share their day with them in a clear manner. There are circles under each task for a child to dob with an ink dobber when they have completed them during the day. This motion of dobbing the tasks they have done can be used as a motivation tool as well.
Preview of Read Across America Week: Write the Room with Book Characters

Read Across America Week: Write the Room with Book Characters

21 Early Childhood Book Character Favorites to place around your classroom for students to find and write their names. Names are alphabetical and with a color photo taken from my collection of stuffed book characters.
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About the store

Experience

Six years teaching first grade. Two years teaching kindergarten. Six years teaching primary special education.

Teaching style

Constructivist.

My own education history

Graduated in 2011 with a Masters in Integrated Arts from Lesley University. Graduated in 2008 with a BA in special education and elementary education from Gonzaga University.