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MiddleMadeEasy

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Mattituck, New York, United States
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I’m entering my 14th year of teaching and have had the privilege of working with nearly every grade from 5–10. My experience spans both ICT (Integrated Co-Teaching) and self-contained classrooms, giving me a broad perspective on how to meet the needs of diverse learners. Currently, I teach self-contained middle school grades 7–9, covering all academic subjects. This range of experience has helped me adapt my instruction to reach students at different stages and skill levels.
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Preview of Heat Transfer in Earth & Atmosphere | Conduction Convection Radiation

Heat Transfer in Earth & Atmosphere | Conduction Convection Radiation

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MiddleMadeEasy
Help students understand how heat moves through the Earth and the atmosphere with this low-prep informational text and diagram resource. This engaging Earth science activity introduces conduction, convection, and radiation using clear explanations and visual supports that make complex concepts easier to grasp. Students will explore the layers of the Earth (crust, mantle, outer core, inner core) and the layers of the atmosphere (troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, exosphere) whil
Preview of Decimal Addition & Subtraction Boom Cards | Write-On Ink Place Value

Decimal Addition & Subtraction Boom Cards | Write-On Ink Place Value

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MiddleMadeEasy
Make decimal operations engaging and effective with this Decimal Addition and Subtraction Boom Cards™ deck! This interactive resource uses the ink (draw) feature, allowing students to write directly on each card to solve problems and show their work. Students practice adding and subtracting decimals while strengthening their understanding of place value from tens to hundredths. The built-in workspace helps students line up decimals correctly, making this perfect for developing accuracy and
Preview of A Journey Through Early American History | Visual Summary Activity

A Journey Through Early American History | Visual Summary Activity

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MiddleMadeEasy
Bring Early American History to life with this visual summary activity that helps students connect key events, people, and themes from Native American cultures through the Civil War. Designed for middle school U.S. History or Social Studies, this hands-on resource combines reading, writing, and visuals to strengthen comprehension and recall. Students cut, place, and summarize images, creating a ready-to-use study guide that makes history more accessible and engaging for all learners. This activi
Preview of World War I & United States Reading Comprehension | WWI Worksheet Activity

World War I & United States Reading Comprehension | WWI Worksheet Activity

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Make teaching World War I engaging and accessible with this student-friendly reading comprehension activity focused on the United States’ involvement in WWI. This resource is perfect for upper elementary and middle school social studies, special education classrooms, and differentiated instruction. Students will learn about key concepts including alliances, trench warfare, major fronts, and why the United States entered the war in 1917 through clear, approachable text and comprehension questions
Preview of Causes & Compromises of the Civil War Reading Comprehension with Questions

Causes & Compromises of the Civil War Reading Comprehension with Questions

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Engage your students with this Civil War reading comprehension activity that explains the key causes of the Civil War and the major compromises before the war (Missouri Compromise, Compromise of 1850, Kansas-Nebraska Act) in clear, student-friendly language. This resource includes a one-page informational passage, fill-in-the-blank questions with word bank, multiple-choice comprehension questions, and open-ended written response prompts to encourage critical thinking. An answer key is also provi
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About the store

Experience

I’m entering my 14th year of teaching and have had the privilege of working with nearly every grade from 5–10. My experience spans both ICT (Integrated Co-Teaching) and self-contained classrooms, giving me a broad perspective on how to meet the needs of diverse learners. Currently, I teach self-contained middle school grades 7–9, covering all academic subjects. This range of experience has helped me adapt my instruction to reach students at different stages and skill levels.

Teaching style

I believe learning should be fun, engaging, and tailored to the students in front of me. If a lesson isn’t working, I pivot and try something new—flexibility is key to success. Above all, I focus on creating a positive and safe learning environment where every student feels seen, heard, and valued. Structure and routine form the backbone of my classroom, giving students the stability they need to thrive while still leaving room for creativity and exploration.

Awards & shining teacher moments

In addition to teaching, I’m passionate about giving back to the community. For over 8 years, I’ve served as the Interact Club advisor, inspiring students to serve others and become well-rounded citizens. In 2024, I was honored with the Rotary Paul Harris Fellow Award for my contributions—a moment that deeply touched me. Watching my students take pride in their service and grow as people is one of the most rewarding parts of my career.

My own education history

I am certified in Art Education (K–12), Special Education (Birth–Age 21), and Elementary Education. I hold a Master’s degree in Interactive Multimedia, which I use to design engaging and interactive lessons that integrate my artistic background. This unique combination allows me to blend creativity and technology in ways that make learning more dynamic and accessible for all students.

Additional biographical information

One of my deepest passions is raising awareness for breast cancer research. I lost my mom, a dedicated elementary teacher of 28 years, to a long battle in 2016. She inspired me to follow in her footsteps and make a difference in the lives of students. In her honor, I have walked over 100 miles in Avon Breast Cancer Walks to help find a cure. Today, I am also a mom, and being both a parent and an educator are the most important roles I hold.