Read Between the Needs

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Chicago, Illinois, United States

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High school Special Education (current) 8th Grade RLA teacher (1 year) 6th Grade RLA Teacher (4 years) 4th Grade RLA Teacher (2 years) Homeless Children's Education Fund (Intern, 1 year) Daycare Teacher (4 years) Jumpstart (1 year)

SEL affirmations, conflict sentence stems, Calm Down Strategies Desk Cards

Guess That Jingle Classroom Music Game/Brain Break

Bop or Flop: Current Hits

Community/Morning Meeting Slides | Weekly SEL, Sharing, & Games (Growing Bundle)

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Using Data as Change | Data Literacy Worksheets & Google Activities

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Help students move beyond numbers and use data as a tool for understanding, voice, and change. This Using Data as Change resource includes scaffolded worksheets and interactive activities designed for special education high school students, middle school students, and late elementary learners. Students analyze data, identify missing perspectives, create data-driven stories, and develop action plans—all in an accessible, student-friendly format. These activities are perfect for independent wo

4th - 12th

Applied Math, Statistics, Writing

Substitute Information Sheets - EDITABLE

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A completely editable sub information sheet includes seating charts, a space for sub notes, and class schedule

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English Language Arts, Math, Social Studies

Digital Data Trackers

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Digital Tracker to help track student data and scores. This is helpful for me to see how data changes over time and what students are struggling with.

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For All Subjects, Other (ELA), Other (Math)

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My teaching style is rooted in trauma-informed care, restorative justice, and community building, with a strong foundation in psychology and child development. I believe that learning happens best in safe, supportive environments where every student feels seen and valued. I also love bringing a little weirdness and humor into my lessons to spark curiosity, lower barriers, and make the classroom a place where students can relax and engage. My resources are designed to foster connection, creativity, and critical thinking while keeping things fun and meaningful.