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I have been a middle school ELA teacher since 2012, teaching at both private and public schools. In the summer, I spend my time teaching 7th grade, 10th grade, and/or advanced and remedial 12th graders in the public and private school system. At my current school, I teach ELA to grades 4-6 and Religion for grades 5-6, where classes are fully inclusive and focus on high standards while integrating the NYS Common Core Learning Standards and modules. I absolutely love my job and teaching all of my diverse students!
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Preview of Alliteration, Assonance, & Consonance Packet

Alliteration, Assonance, & Consonance Packet

This packet includes one page of notes regarding the three vocabulary terms, and then one worksheet for each of the terms accompanied by the answer key, which totals to more than 40 sentences/questions. The worksheets can be used as individual or group work, or even as an entry task. The three terms identified are terms that students are required to know according to the NYS modules and NYS CCLS.
Preview of The Fighting Ground Vocabulary

The Fighting Ground Vocabulary

Vocabulary is a necessary part to aid in the comprehension of our students, especially in regards to novel comprehension. Included in the following pages are terms that students will come across throughout the reading of The Fighting Ground. The vocabulary terms are separated by the specified times in the novel, allowing any teacher or student to identify specific terms before each reading. Included with each term is not only the time section where the term can be located, but also includes th
Preview of "What's For Breakfast?" Short Story, Literary/Story Elements Mini-Unit

"What's For Breakfast?" Short Story, Literary/Story Elements Mini-Unit

This packet includes the story, "What's For Breakfast?", text-dependent questions with the key, literary/story elements questions with the key, and a summary packet that follows the "Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then" format with a key. All worksheets/activities are provided in print and digital design, allowing the worksheets to be editable through the Google platform. This mini-unit follows the review or teaching of literary/story elements and reinforces the varying elements in a short story.
Preview of Elementary Poetic Elements Flashcard Cut-Outs

Elementary Poetic Elements Flashcard Cut-Outs

Based on the ELA standards, elementary students should have these poetic elements mastered by the time they begin fifth grade. Therefore, to assist students in learning and applying these poetic elements in their lessons and other tasks, students can make flashcards using this handout. To make the flashcards, students will need to start with 16 blank flashcards, scissors, and glue or tape. Then, as students cut each word and definition, they can paste the word on one side and the definition on t
Preview of Monthly Independent Reading Log

Monthly Independent Reading Log

With the hectic middle school schedule, this reading log requires students to read a total of two hours every week and then record the pertinent information on the handout. The handout includes four weeks on one reading log, requiring students to complete a gist for every week, and two hours, that they read. Parents must sign off on the gist and two hours of reading per week to hold the students accountable.
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Experience

I have been a middle school ELA teacher since 2012, teaching at both private and public schools. In the summer, I spend my time teaching 7th grade, 10th grade, and/or advanced and remedial 12th graders in the public and private school system. At my current school, I teach ELA to grades 4-6 and Religion for grades 5-6, where classes are fully inclusive and focus on high standards while integrating the NYS Common Core Learning Standards and modules. I absolutely love my job and teaching all of my diverse students!

Teaching style

I believe that students need to learn at their highest ability, and should also enjoy what they're learning. My students understand that every assignment or activity has a later purpose, which generally leads to an essay and a creative project.

My own education history

A.A.S in Teacher Education (7-12) B.S. in English Education (7-12) M.S.Ed. in Special Education (7-12)