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Teacher. Mentor. Coach. With two decades of diverse experience in education, roles have included elementary classroom teacher, Instructional Coach for Title 1 schools, and Program Lead for ENVoY classroom management. Expertise also extends to supporting Multilingual Learner programs and teaching internationally in Taiwan. Additionally, experience as a university adjunct instructor has involved mentoring future educators. These experiences have developed a broad skill set in instructional leadership, classroom management, and language acquisition, offering practical, research-based strategies for teacher success.
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Preview of Narrative writing graphic organizers

Narrative writing graphic organizers

These graphic organizers for narrative writing are CCSS aligned for third, fourth, and fifth grades. They provide a quick and practical structure for students to think about their writing for narrative stories. Students and teachers could use as many or as few of them to develop narrative writing. What’s in this packet? Story Map for Narrative Writing (No. 1, Alternate) -Describe and briefly develop the overall situation, setting, and main character in the story. An alternate, more scaffolded ve
Preview of Opinion writing graphic organizers

Opinion writing graphic organizers

This set of graphic organizers and sentence frames help to scaffold opinion writing in the intermediate elementary grades. What’s in this packet? Writing Map for Opinion Writing--Outline your topic, main point of view, counter view, and three supporting opinions/reasons/points for your argument. Writing Map for Opinion Writing--Linking opinions and reasons--Take the supporting reasons/opinions from the first page and expand with more information. Use linking words from the examples, too. Note:
Preview of Welcome book: Staff introduction book for students

Welcome book: Staff introduction book for students

Help your students get to know people at their school with this student-created book. A cover page, intermediate level, and primary level (less text/ELL version) pages are included. Ask students to interview various staff members (and students, too) as well as creating or taking a photo of that person. This is a great way for students to practice their oral interviewing skills as well as get to know others. Plus, you can keep this book for new students all year long to get a quick introduction o
Preview of Form for students to request a meeting with the teacher

Form for students to request a meeting with the teacher

Get students to talk to you about their problems at at appropriate time with this classroom form. Students fill out their request for a meeting with the teacher and put it in the teacher's designated area. This reproducible form saves class interruptions for better classroom management! Three versions are available in this document.
Preview of Reading BINGO (Reading log for intermediate students); With Dewey Decimal System

Reading BINGO (Reading log for intermediate students); With Dewey Decimal System

Use reading bingo to encourage your students to read from a variety of genres and to read a variety of lengths of materials. You can give one of these forms to the students per quarter (or shorter/longer depending on the needs of your students) and have them work towards reading 4-8 books in that period of time. You can give them two of the worksheets to encourage more book reading. Two of the reading logs focus on reading through categories of the Dewey Decimal System. There are 5 variations of
Preview of Informative/Explanatory Writing Graphic Organizers

Informative/Explanatory Writing Graphic Organizers

About these resources These graphic organizers for informative/explanatory writing were designed with a few ideas in mind. First, they align with Common Core Standards in writing for grades 3-5, containing pieces that address each part of the informative/explanatory writing standards. Second, they were designed with flexibility in mind. As the teacher, I believe that you are the expert in how you want your writing time to look. These graphic organizers give a framework for you and students to
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Experience

Teacher. Mentor. Coach. With two decades of diverse experience in education, roles have included elementary classroom teacher, Instructional Coach for Title 1 schools, and Program Lead for ENVoY classroom management. Expertise also extends to supporting Multilingual Learner programs and teaching internationally in Taiwan. Additionally, experience as a university adjunct instructor has involved mentoring future educators. These experiences have developed a broad skill set in instructional leadership, classroom management, and language acquisition, offering practical, research-based strategies for teacher success.

Teaching style

Practical, hands-on learning that is meaningful for students

Awards & shining teacher moments

ESOL and reading endorsements; ENVoY Classroom Coach, district Program Associate [program lead], work in all levels K-University

My own education history

B.A. in early childhood/elementary education with emphases in language arts and math; ESOL endorsement for Oregon licensure; M.Ed. with emphasis in reading; reading endorsement for licensure

Additional biographical information

I love creating practical teaching resources that fit easily into tight teaching budgets and provide real-world connections for students. My highly varied teaching experience (pubic/private, U.S./international, K-12/university level, classroom teaching/instructional coaching) will give you a great wealth of resources.