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British Columbia, Canada
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My goal after years of classroom teaching experience was to create useful and meaningful resources that teachers love using and find helpful. I started creating resources in 2012 when I couldn't find anything that would help me teach students to write, as well as support students' social and emotional learning. Most of my career has been in the primary years; specifically grades 2 and 3. I've also taught and been an instructional coach for K-6. Many of the classes I have taught were split/combination classes, so I learned early on how to integrate subject areas for maximum learning and engagement. I find this approach helps with the overwhelming feeling of trying to "get it all done". I enjoy helping new teachers with this! You will find resources for K-5 on reading, writing, math, social-emotional learning, and project-based learning.
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Preview of Self Regulation SEL Mindfulness Station

Self Regulation SEL Mindfulness Station

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Teach students how to self monitor and manage their OWN moods and emotions with this ready-to-use self regulation station. Students use this center to monitor how they are feeling and what they need to do to get into the optimal learning zone. Everyone is different and this resource helps children to identify what they need to be in the learning zone. After printing and laminating the reuseable student sheets, students can: 1. Identify their current state as: too fast, too slow or just right. (
Preview of Word and Number Collector Summer Bundle

Word and Number Collector Summer Bundle

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Word and Number Collector books are great ways to build vocabulary and number sense. This bundle will keep your kids/students on the hunt for interesting words and collections of things they see or make this summer. Check out the previews to see more. ==================================== This set is for one classroom use only. If you would like to use this in more than one classroom, please go to your purchases and get another license. You might also like: Animal of the Week Year-Long BundleA
Preview of Number Collector Book Summer

Number Collector Book Summer

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When students are number collectors, they have their eyes and ears open. They are on the look out for all kinds of things they can count. It's like a do-it-yourself counting collection. The more kids count, the better they are at number sense which is crucial to math success later. This number collector book for summer has summer themed paper and has been designed with the early learner in mind. Students can use it this summer to collect words and keep learning. This resource includes: ★ cov
Preview of Word Collector Book Summer

Word Collector Book Summer

Created by
The Write Stuff
When students are word collectors, they have their eyes and ears open. They are on the look out for interesting words. Research shows that Increasing vocabulary helps children learn to read. This word collector book has been designed with the early learner in mind. Students can use it this summer to collect words and keep learning. This resource includes: ★ cover page ★ letter tracing practice with arrows to show letter formation (upper and lower case) ★ 1 page for each letter with picture
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Experience

My goal after years of classroom teaching experience was to create useful and meaningful resources that teachers love using and find helpful. I started creating resources in 2012 when I couldn't find anything that would help me teach students to write, as well as support students' social and emotional learning. Most of my career has been in the primary years; specifically grades 2 and 3. I've also taught and been an instructional coach for K-6. Many of the classes I have taught were split/combination classes, so I learned early on how to integrate subject areas for maximum learning and engagement. I find this approach helps with the overwhelming feeling of trying to "get it all done". I enjoy helping new teachers with this! You will find resources for K-5 on reading, writing, math, social-emotional learning, and project-based learning.

Teaching style

I'm a big believer in using a reading, writing and math workshop approach to teaching. It provides such a great framework for students to follow and allows for creative and expansive learning. I'm also a big fan of the integrated learning approach. Teaching more than one curricular area in a unit will not only save you time AND resources but will also increase engagement and learning. For this reason, I also love to create science, social studies, math, and project-based learning/genius hour resources where literacy and social-emotional learning are woven in. My creative resources are skill-based and uniquely designed to make it easy for you to teach and motivate kids to learn to their fullest potential! They are designed to: * be time-saving and easy to use for teachers * increase reading, writing and math skills (both explicitly and in an integrated way) * promote learning independence and collaboration skills * develop higher-level thinking skills even with the youngest learners * increase social-emotional skills * adaptable for all learners * making learning fun

Awards & shining teacher moments

Always the best shining moments are the ones that involve students and their successes both academically and socially and emotionally. I just completed writing an online course for teachers for a large university on Teaching Reading and Other Literacies. I wrote the Scholastic Canada Let's Do Science Units (3rd-grade Biodiversity & Matter) for British Columbia. I was also the literacy reviewer for the 3-5th grade Social Studies curriculum (Pearson Canada) In past years, I was featured in Texas Teachers magazine for mindfulness, the BC Primary Teachers journal and the Tennessee Reading Teacher.

My own education history

BEd. (elementary education) University of British Columbia MEd. in Curriculum and Instruction University of British Columbia

Additional biographical information

You can find out more about me and some teaching ideas and tips on my blog: www.thewritestuffteaching.com