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Richmond, Virginia, United States
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Hi there! My name is Jordan, and I'm an elementary school educator and instructional designer passionate about creating interactive, impactful, and easy-to-use learning experiences. I have experience teaching kindergarten through upper elementary, in both traditional and Montessori classroom settings.
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Preview of Differentiated Equivalent Fraction Matching Game

Differentiated Equivalent Fraction Matching Game

Celebrate Valentine’s Day (or use as a year-round practice!) and review equivalent fractions all in one fun game! Included in this product, you will find... - 24 pairs of proper fractions for basic review and differentiated practice. These cards are differentiated through self-correcting mechanisms (i.e., the color of hearts and/or the “break”/tear of the hearts; print in black and white for an added challenge!). - 24 pairs of improper and mixed fractions for more advanced fraction practic
Preview of Differentiated Graphing Activities (Valentine’s Day!)

Differentiated Graphing Activities (Valentine’s Day!)

This Valentine’s Day–themed graphing resource is designed to help students build confidence with coordinate planes through intentionally scaffolded practice. Activities progress from basic graphing in the first quadrant for students new to ordered pairs to more advanced challenges using all four quadrants. With increasing complexity, multiple shapes, and color-coded directions, this resource allows you to easily differentiate while keeping all learners engaged in a fun, seasonal math activity
Preview of Year-Round Classroom Job Applications (+ Job Inspiration!)

Year-Round Classroom Job Applications (+ Job Inspiration!)

This resource includes job applications for every month of the year perfect for year-round classrooms. It also offers quarterly and trimester options to align with any school calendar. Classroom jobs play a powerful role in child development by fostering responsibility, independence, and a strong sense ofbelonging within the classroom community. When children are entrusted with meaningful work, they develop confidence,self-discipline, and pride in contributing to a shared environment. Classroom
Preview of Literature Circle Bookmarks: Connector & Summarizer

Literature Circle Bookmarks: Connector & Summarizer

Literature circles are a powerful way to move students beyond surface-level reading and into meaningful discussion, collaboration, and higher-order thinking. When students take on specific roles, they learn to read with purpose, listen actively, and contribute thoughtfully to group conversations. Among all literature circle roles, Connector and Summarizer are often the most challenging for students (yet also the most valuable!) because they require critical thinking, synthesis, and abstract re
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About the store

Experience

Hi there! My name is Jordan, and I'm an elementary school educator and instructional designer passionate about creating interactive, impactful, and easy-to-use learning experiences. I have experience teaching kindergarten through upper elementary, in both traditional and Montessori classroom settings.

Teaching style

I am passionate about creating interactive, impactful, and universally accessible learning experiences. My teaching style is rooted in constructivism, self-exploration, and Montessori best practices.

Awards & shining teacher moments

2023-2024 "New Teacher of the Year" Award Recipient

My own education history

M.S. Instructional Design and Technology from Old Dominion University B.S. Human Development with a minor in Disability Studies from Virginia Tech (#GoHokies!)

Additional biographical information

Hello! I’m Jordan, a teacher and instructional design professional passionate about creating student-centered, universally designed learning experiences. Originally from Virginia, I spent my entire childhood living abroad in Albania, Indonesia, Romania, and Kenya! In addition to teaching, I am also a graduate student pursuing a Master of Science in Instructional Design and Technology at ODU Global, and I work as an educator in a Montessori school setting. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Human Development with a minor in Disability Studies from Virginia Tech, where I graduated summa cum laude. During the 2023-2024 school year, I was recognized as "New Teacher of the Year" while teaching kindergarten with Richmond Public Schools. Most recently, I have worked with students in grades 4-6. I have developed numerous skills through my previous teaching roles and internships in instructional design. These include conducting effective needs analyses, collaborating with subject matter experts (SMEs) and stakeholders, designing and creating impactful learning experiences and instructional materials, and efficiently implementing feedback. I am also training in accessible design, applying best practices to all my products.