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I have experience teaching Pre-K through 5th grade in both public and private elementary schools. Currently, I am a stay-at-home mom, part-time literacy specialist and have embarked on a new venture with Teachers Pay Teachers (TPT), inspired by my need for quality worksheets while homeschooling my daughters.
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Roll a Silly Gingerbread House, Gingerbread Man /Woman: Printable Worksheets
Roll a silly gingerbread house, a gingerbread man, and/or a gingerbread woman. Roll, create, and write! I’ve included sheets for rolling a silly gingerbread house, gingerbread woman, and gingerbread man. You can choose to use one, two, or all three.After rolling and completing the recording sheet, students can create their gingerbread house and characters in various ways To extend the activity, there are pages for students to write about their gingerbread creations. Finally, just for fun, I incl
K - 5th
Gingerbread Following Directions Positional Word Auditory Processing Worksheets
I love gingerbread!. I have always done a gingerbread unit in December. This little packet includes 7 different gingerbread-themed activities. Children can read them themselves or be read too. Right, left, farthest, closest, above, below are just some of the positional words included. Children will practice following directions, directional words, coloring, drawing, circling, cutting, and gluing. This is for one license. For multiple users please purchase multiple licenses. *Please note this p
K - 5th
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Experience
I have experience teaching Pre-K through 5th grade in both public and private elementary schools. Currently, I am a stay-at-home mom, part-time literacy specialist and have embarked on a new venture with Teachers Pay Teachers (TPT), inspired by my need for quality worksheets while homeschooling my daughters.
Teaching style
"I believe that all children learn in unique ways, and each child, class, and school year brings its own set of dynamics. Differentiation is key to effective teaching. While I advocate for play-based, experiential, project-based, and interest-driven learning, I also recognize the value of worksheets and traditional practice. There is no single approach to teaching—it requires a balance. Effective teaching is about meeting the individual needs of students while addressing the needs of the class as a whole. What this looks like can vary daily, depending on the subject, the student, and the group.
My own education history
I hold an undergraduate degree in Liberal Studies and pursued graduate studies in New York City. During this time, I had the privilege of working with the Teachers College Reading and Writing Institute while earning my Master’s Degree and teaching credentials in Early Childhood Education and K-6 at Teachers College, Columbia University. Additionally, I am trained as an Orton-Gillingham Associate and hold a professional certificate in Teaching Literacy from Birth through Grade 6.
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I am a mother, teacher, daughter, friend, and advocate. I believe that our children are the future, and education is the key to unlocking their potential. I hope that my worksheets and ideas can be a valuable resource for others, as Teachers Pay Teachers has been for me in teaching my own children. Together, we can make a difference, starting from the ground up
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