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Winter Garden, Florida, United States
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My journey into Early Childhood Education started in high school when I took an after-school job at a daycare. (A job I took because my best friend worked there and it gave us 3 hours of guaranteed hang-out time 5 days a week.) I wasn't prepared to fall in love with the field! Soon I was off to college, which resulted in a BA in ECE, a trip to Reggio Emilia, Italy to study the Reggio Emilia Approach, which then turned into years as a preschool teacher (my favorite age!), a first grade teacher, and a director, working in both public and private schools. Now I own and operate 3 preschools and 2 private schools (K-5th) in Central Florida. I homeschooled my own two children and I have loved creating fun and engaging materials that I get to use with my own kids and the students at my schools.
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Preview of PDF Hansel & Gretel Dice Board Game for Preschoolers | Counting

PDF Hansel & Gretel Dice Board Game for Preschoolers | Counting

This Hansel & Gretel Fairy Tale Board Game is the perfect addition to your classroom or home learning activities! Designed for 3-5-year-olds, this fun and interactive PDF printable game helps young children practice counting, following instructions, and developing fine motor skills through a whimsical fairy tale adventure. What’s Included:Complete Printable Board: A colorful, easy-to-follow board featuring a Hansel & Gretel theme with paths, arrows, and landmarks.Simple Game Instructions: Easy-t
Preview of Magical Creature Writing Prompts for Middle Grades | 30 Fantasy Story Starters

Magical Creature Writing Prompts for Middle Grades | 30 Fantasy Story Starters

Unlock the magic of storytelling with these 30 Magical Creature Writing Prompts, perfect for engaging middle grade students in creative writing. This set of fantasy-themed story starters invites young writers to explore magical realms, meet enchanting creatures, and craft their own thrilling adventures. Whether you're teaching a creative writing class, homeschool students, or simply looking for imaginative prompts to spark their creativity, this resource will captivate your students’ imagination
Preview of Fantasy Creative Writing Prompts for Grades 3–5 | FREEBIE

Fantasy Creative Writing Prompts for Grades 3–5 | FREEBIE

Bring magic into your writing block with these creative, fantasy-themed Wand Writing Prompts for grades 3–5! Whether you're teaching a full fantasy writing unit or looking for engaging, low-prep writing activities, this versatile resource is packed with imagination-sparking prompts your students will love. Looking for a fantasy writing workbook and curriculum for older students? Check out our Learn to Write Fantasy & Make Magic complete curriculum for middle and high school! Each of the 30 wand
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Experience

My journey into Early Childhood Education started in high school when I took an after-school job at a daycare. (A job I took because my best friend worked there and it gave us 3 hours of guaranteed hang-out time 5 days a week.) I wasn't prepared to fall in love with the field! Soon I was off to college, which resulted in a BA in ECE, a trip to Reggio Emilia, Italy to study the Reggio Emilia Approach, which then turned into years as a preschool teacher (my favorite age!), a first grade teacher, and a director, working in both public and private schools. Now I own and operate 3 preschools and 2 private schools (K-5th) in Central Florida. I homeschooled my own two children and I have loved creating fun and engaging materials that I get to use with my own kids and the students at my schools.

Teaching style

To be honest, my favorite part of teaching isn't when kids learn to read or when they master a math skill they've been struggling with. I've always cherished teaching social and emotional skills and just existing in their world, observing all they have to share and using that to create meaningful learning opportunities. My teaching reflects that: asking students lots of open-ended questions to help them arrive at a conclusion rather than just telling them how to do something. I live for long-term projects that children can revisit and add to as their knowledge grows. My background in college was the Reggio Emilia Approach and even though I'm producing printable PDFs for students, I love to infuse it with some of my own curiosity about how the students will engage with the materials. Working mostly with younger students and my own homeschoolers, I tend to lean more into long-term projects, workbooks that are more like guidebooks that we can work on together or in small groups over time, and curriculum that caters to the curious explorers, the kids who learn best when it's disguised by fun and memorable activities.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Joan and Irving Harris Early Childhood Education scholarship recipient

My own education history

Bachelor of Arts - Columbia College Chicago