Schoolhouse Elementary

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Creedmoor, North Carolina, United States

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I have a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and a Master's degree in Elementary Education with a specialization in literacy. I am currently a homeschool teacher. My dual teaching experiences in traditional schools and as a homeschooler allows me to provide effective, standards-based learning that is engaging and whole-child focused.

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Do Not Bring Your Dragon to the Last Day of School: Craft, Mad Libs, Wordsearch

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These last day of school activities are based on the book Do Not Bring Your Dragon to the Last Day of School by Julie Gassman. This silly, lighthearted book is perfect for the last day of school. The activities provided keep with the relaxing, fun vibe that the last day of school should bring! 5 activities are provided, including: Dragon Craft: Students make an accordion dragon, while recording their favorite lesson, activity, and memory from the year.Mad Libs (2 versions)Dragon Acrostic Poem T

1st - 3rd

English Language Arts, Literature, Poetry

Yoshi the Sea Turtle Lapbook, Interactive Notebook Activity, Book Companion

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Schoolhouse Elementary

This lapbook activity is based on the book "Yoshi, Sea Turtle Genius" by Lynne Cox. Based on a true story, it tells the remarkable tale of how an injured sea turtle found her way back home after living in an aquarium for many years. The lapbook is suitable for use with other Yoshi books as well. This lapbook uses the 5Ws & 1H strategy for studying story elements (plot, setting, characters, problem & solution). It also includes extension activities, such as the sea turtle life cycle, how to

1st - 4th

English Language Arts, Geography, Science

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I believe in meeting students where they are, both developmentally and academically. I am a proponent of differentiated instruction in the classroom and believe that all students have unique needs that should be nurtured. A combination of the right material + student engagement can lead to a magical classroom experience! As a homeschooler, I currently teach with a unit study approach. My units are largely literature based, multiple modalities, and designed with student engagement in mind. My resources in TPT reflect a balance between the standards-based learning of traditional schools and the implicit learning that happens in a homeschool.