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Ecosystems & Food Chains 8 Independent Activity Packet - Week One
Ecosystems & Food Chains Choice Packet – Week-Long Independent ActivitiesThis engaging ecosystems and food chains packet is perfect for middle school, upper elementary, or high school special education classrooms. Designed for independent learning, this resource includes 8 different activities that allow students to explore food chains, food webs, producers, consumers, decomposers, and the balance of ecosystems in a variety of fun and accessible ways. Students can choose one activity to comp
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Earth Sciences, Environment, General Science
Substitute Information Sheets - EDITABLE
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
Reading Log
Reading logs for students to keep track of their reading throughout the year.
2nd - 8th
English Language Arts, Reading
Student Behavior Goals w/ Points - Middle School
Quarter sheets I use for behavior goals with middle school students. Would also work for elementary and high school! Students can get up to 2 points a day (per class). Work with students to determine a goal for the week and at the end of class work with them to rate themselves on their behavior. Free resource ---- Please rate/review!
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Classroom Community, For All Subjects
Also included in: Restorative Justice Bundle
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Experience
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)
Teaching style
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.
Awards & shining teacher moments
Teacher of the Year 22-23
Teacher of the Month
My own education history
Masters in Elementary Education from Johns Hopkins University
Bachelors in Applied Developmental Psychology from University of Pittsburgh
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