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Welcome to my store! I've been an educator for more than 6 years now. I've taught 3rd and 4th grade, grades 10-12th, tutoring university students, working with middle grades in afterschool and summer camp educational settings, as well as tutoring and teaching all ages (kids, teens, and adults) in ESOL. So I have a broad range of experience across all age groups, which you will see reflected in my store! I also have my M.Ed. in Literacy Education and ESOL, two things close to my heart. It's my pleasure to share my learning resources with other teachers!
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Build-a-Castle Project Assignment, Planning Page, and Rubric - Medieval History
Having students build a castle is a great hands-on way to bring history to life! Get students engaged and excited about learning and researching medieval history. I used this assignment with my class, and it was a hit! Students were very into the project and turned in amazing castle models at the end; they also became castle experts! Use this resource as-is or as inspiration for your own version of this assignment. The project involves doing research, building and labeling a model castle, and wr
3rd - 9th
European History, Middle Ages, Social Studies
Robin Hood Qs - Bloom's Taxonomy Questions - A Wrap-Up Summative Assessment
Archery, adventure, middle-ages England, danger, disguise, and moral quandaries! Robin Hood has it all! This "Robin Hood Qs" resource is a great one if your class has recently finished reading about Robin Hood. It is four pages of questions about the story of Robin Hood, and each page is at a different level on Bloom's Taxonomy: knowledge, comprehension, analysis, and synthesis. Students must answer factual questions from the stories and then think deeper for analysis questions, then finally s
4th - 9th
English Language Arts, Literature, Writing
Middle Ages Review Questions - Covering Medieval Era in Europe
Leif Ericsson, Charlemagne, Martin Luther, and more! These 33 review questions include information from the beginning of the Middle Ages all the way to the Renaissance and Reformation. These questions are great to use as review for a test, an end-of-the-year game, as a partner activity, or even a research activity! There is lots of versatility for how you can use these. Educational research shows that jogging students' memories of what they've learned long after they've learned it helps the inf
4th - 9th
European History, Middle Ages, Social Studies
Emily Dickinson Poetry Analysis Activity - Graphic Organizer-American Literature
This graphic organizer/activity helps break-down the process of analysis for students. At the end, students will have read and analyzed four poems by Emily Dickinson and one by Walt Whitman. Perfect for an American Literature or Poetry Unit! After reading each poem, students take note of the rhyme/meter, themes, and literary devices used in the poem. Lastly, students read a poem by Whitman and compare it to one by Dickinson, by taking notes in the organizer then writing a few sentences about th
9th - 12th
Close Reading, Literature, Poetry
Intro to Data Analysis Interactive Lesson *Any Level* Mean, Median, Mode & Range
Are you introducing your students to concepts like data sets, mean, median, and mode? Do you want your students to actually understand the meaning of these terms, not just see them as meaningless, unimportant, abstract words in a math textbook? Do you want your students to understand that calculating mean, median, mode, and range is actually useful, not just pointless math exercises? This may be the perfect lesson for you!This lesson is fully complete and ready to use, based on well-researched p
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Math, Other (Math), Statistics
Fun "Trivia Night" Group Grammar Review Game - Adaptable to All Subjects!
Reviewing for a quiz, test, or just to review? Why not review with a fun, engaging game that students will love? This "Trivia Night"-style review game is a classic in my classroom and one that students are crazy about! In groups, students must supply answers to your questions about the content you are reviewing. The game is versatile and can be adapted for questions from any subject. This resource includes easy-to-use, detailed instructions of how to play the game as well as an entire list of gr
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Grammar
Sherlock Holmes Unit Test, Standards, and Objectives
This resource is a great one for any literature class, especially British literature, to study one of the world's most well-known and beloved detectives! It includes a list of standards and objectives for a high school unit on the "Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. It is designed to accompany four short stories from the collection. It also contains a full test with a variety of question types to be used at the end of the unit. The test questions are in-line with education
9th - 12th
English Language Arts, Literature, Writing
End of Year Final Project - What I Learned - Student Choice Assignment & Rubric
One of my joys as a teacher is seeing students realize how much they have learned from our class. This project was a fun way to get my students to reflect on this and also give them a chance to get creative and "show what they know" in a celebration of learning at the end of the year. This project is designed to give students creative freedom and choice by allowing students to choose any topic from the whole year that stoked their interest and by giving them a choice board to select what they
2nd - 10th
For All Subjects
Astronomy/Solar System Myth vs. Fact Activity
Is the Sun a planet?? In this learning activity, students must correct common misunderstandings in astronomy with the correct information that they have learned in science class. It can work great as an assessment of understanding, as a learning/research opportunity (use books or the internet to find the answers), or just a fun activity! This covers important concepts about the planets in our solar system, our Sun, and more! Resource-at-a-glance: -Myth vs. Fact activity page -Myth vs. Fact answe
3rd - 8th
Astronomy, Earth Sciences, Science
Ready-to-Use Essay & Writing Rubric and Guide - Language Arts Grading
Do you need a better way to grade student writing or essays? Check out this student writing/essay rubric! *Not sure what a rubric is or how to use it? This resource also includes an Introduction to Rubrics! covering What is a rubric? Why use a rubric? and How to use a rubric?* The rubric breaks down the grading into categories with a scale for you to rate student performance. As you grade student work, just tick the appropriate boxes, write comments where needed, and calculate the final grade. W
4th - 12th
English Language Arts, Writing, Writing-Essays
Editable Parent Info Page for Zoom - Online School - English and Spanish Handout
Will you be using Zoom or another video calling platform this fall? Need to start communicating with parents about online class meetings, but not sure where to start? I hope this resource will help! This is a modified version of the information page I shared with my class parents parents when our class meetings moved to Zoom during the school closure in March. It includes general information about the platform, how it can be used, tips on how to have your child ready for their Zoom class meeting
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Kindness Goals BINGO - Editable - Behavior Monitoring & Motivation - SEL
In my 3rd grade class, we had several kindness goals that we talked about and worked on together all year long, whether that was being kind to others or being kind to one's self. This BINGO game was a fun way to motivate students to self-reflect on whether they were meeting their kindness goals, and a motivator towards meeting them, since they can feel proud of themselves as they color each one in and extra proud when they make a BINGO! The page is a word document, so it is editable (if the docu
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Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Emily Dickinson Poetry Synthesis Activity - American Literature - Composition
This resource is designed to break down the question "what have you learned about Emily Dickinson?" for students to answer and show what they know. This activity is designed to help students synthesize and demonstrate what they have learned about Emily Dickinson's poetry after having read and analysed her poems. (Click here to view my "Emily Dickinson Analysis Activity") Students answer questions prompting them to identify common uses of themes and style across Dickinson's poetry. Then student
9th - 12th
Literature, Poetry, Writing
Move and Learn Chemistry "Pop-Up" Facts - States of Matter
Do you want your students to memorize the basic facts of states of matter? Do you want to give your students a chance to get up and move in a structured way? This activity is a great way to accomplish both! Take an initial 5 minutes going over these then 2-3 minutes at the beginning of each class to recite the facts together until your students have them memorized. Chanting these facts with rhythm and movement and the entire class's participation make it easy for everyone to know them in only a
1st - 8th
Chemistry, General Science, Science
Division Word Problems - Remainders, Fraction, Rate - Math Practice
These word problems are designed to help your students work out division problems from real-world (more or less!) situations. Problems are mostly focused on division word problems with remainders (what the remainders mean) but also includes one problem about finding a fraction of a group and one about rates. Key is included! Resource-at-a-glance: -Division word problems -Answer key
3rd - 5th
Applied Math, Math, Other (Math)
Venn Diagram - Lines or No Lines
Please enjoy this free resource! It is a Venn Diagram page for comparing and contrasting and can be used with any subject. The file contains 2 pages, one with a blank Venn Diagram with no lines, and the other with a blank Venn Diagram that contains lines for students to write on. The lines provided can help younger students as well as any with writing difficulties.
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About the store
Experience
Welcome to my store! I've been an educator for more than 6 years now. I've taught 3rd and 4th grade, grades 10-12th, tutoring university students, working with middle grades in afterschool and summer camp educational settings, as well as tutoring and teaching all ages (kids, teens, and adults) in ESOL. So I have a broad range of experience across all age groups, which you will see reflected in my store! I also have my M.Ed. in Literacy Education and ESOL, two things close to my heart. It's my pleasure to share my learning resources with other teachers!
Teaching style
I enjoy making lessons engaging, interesting, fun, and challenging. I also make use of educational research and strategies to help students learn as best as they can, and build these principles into my lesson materials and activities. I believe that giving students agency in their learning helps it to be more meaningful and long-lasting (and fun!), so I enjoy making use of discovery learning and activities in which students learn-by-doing. This sometimes looks like playing "games" where the students hardly realize how deeply they're engaging with the content!
My own education history
Bachelor's of Arts in English Education
Master's of Education in Literacy Education
Certified in K-12 ESOL
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